<p>Sorry. Couldn’t resist. </p>
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<p>Sorry. Couldn’t resist. </p>
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<p>Funny. Thanks.</p>
<p>LOL of the day!</p>
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<p>Ah, glad to know the Brits are as crude as we are!</p>
<p>Keep that dreck coming!</p>
<p>Missypie - the Brits are waaay cruder!! And I say that as a Brit! When I go back to visit my mum and brother every year I am still taken aback by what is on the TV sometimes.</p>
<p>Love the article. Thank goodness I never had to talk to anyone with one of those addresses. I remember in one of my first jobs having to call a Mr. Ostrich and I couldn’t get the name out without dissolving into laughter. Thank goodness they didn’t have caller ID in those days.</p>
<p>My favorite part is the map included with the article. Our alma mater is always sending out ads for group trips and cruises. This would make for a good itinerary.</p>
<p>“Bathroom Humor” seems to be endlessly amusing across the pond.</p>
<p>godzilla rules, the other one’s a monkey.</p>