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Charlton2005
24 May 10 20:36
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Betfair, in all seriousness, is **** so much worse than penis, especially when you consider that this horse's name is actually ****?

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rhinestone
When: 24 May 10 20:40
Laugh
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 24 May 10 20:41
prefer Schlong Turpin tbf
By:
BritBronco
When: 24 May 10 20:51
^ REPORTED Laugh
By:
thegibbons
When: 24 May 10 21:06
Laugh Richard Turpin
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 24 May 10 21:13
testing

Prick Turpin
By:
Kingmambo
When: 24 May 10 21:19
Laugh
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Graeme83
When: 24 May 10 21:22
Willy Turpin
By:
santa concerto
When: 24 May 10 21:24
lash turpin
By:
santa concerto
When: 24 May 10 21:27
is    deek turpin ok?
By:
Terry Venables
When: 24 May 10 21:29
Tool Turpin

Love Weapon Turpin
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 24 May 10 21:30
Purple Headed Warrior Turpin
By:
rhinestone
When: 24 May 10 21:31
FFT Laugh
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 24 May 10 21:33
this thread could call for a certain ascii picture, followed by the word Turpin, but I daren't post it Laugh
By:
Terry Venables
When: 24 May 10 21:33
Pork Sword Turpin
By:
kirk st. moritz
When: 24 May 10 21:36
Monty Dong Turpin
By:
trev w
When: 24 May 10 21:40
one eyed snake turpin
c0ck turpin
babys arm holding an apple turpin
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Prima Donna
When: 24 May 10 21:40
Todger Turpin
By:
thegibbons
When: 24 May 10 21:41
Mischief......and its priapism turpin getting up on the inside.....
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 24 May 10 21:42
trev, last one, genius
By:
turnip turns
When: 24 May 10 21:44
D I C K TURPINGrin
By:
Terry Venables
When: 24 May 10 21:44
Japseye Turpin
By:
kirk st. moritz
When: 24 May 10 21:46
Not in the same class as Canford Cliffs Turpin (connections pre-Greenham silencing doubters again courtesy of ****-brained RP reporters)
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Far From Trouble
When: 24 May 10 21:46
Academic Rambler Turpin
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Prima Donna
When: 24 May 10 21:47
Boner Turpin
By:
turnip turns
When: 24 May 10 21:48
fft Laugh
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trev w
When: 24 May 10 21:48
turnipturnsturpinMischiefLaugh
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 24 May 10 21:49
thread of the year, confirmed Laugh
By:
turnip turns
When: 24 May 10 21:50
trev[:p]
By:
rhinestone
When: 24 May 10 21:52
ha Laugh
By:
kirk st. moritz
When: 24 May 10 21:57
Not in the same class as Canford Cliffs Turpin (connections pre-Guineas silencing doubters again courtesy of ****-brained RP reporters)
By:
downallstar
When: 24 May 10 22:38
Laugh
By:
downallstar
When: 24 May 10 22:40
ps Kirk - get over it! [;)]
By:
kirk st. moritz
When: 24 May 10 22:43
What is there to get over ... just pointing out some inaccuracies in the 'silencing doubters' bullcr@p line fielded by our knowledgable friends who make a living betting and dont have to rely on journalism spouting c@rp instead.
By:
Fastbearform
When: 24 May 10 22:44
Beef Bayonet Turpin  Devil
By:
downallstar
When: 24 May 10 22:46
Hardly the thread for serious debate kirk Mischief
By:
downallstar
When: 24 May 10 22:49
Wang Turpin
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kirk st. moritz
When: 24 May 10 22:49
It was satirical ... it is a new form of comedy post Tommy Cannon and Bobbius Ballus.

Satire is a literary technique of writing or art which principally ridicules its subject (individuals, organizations, states) often as an intended means of provoking or preventing change. In Celtic societies, it was thought a bard's satire could have physical effects, similar to a curse. A satirist is one who satirizes.

Satire is not exclusive to any viewpoint. Parody is a form of humor that imitates another work of art in an exaggerated fashion for comic effect, usually deriding the subject of the parody in the process. Although the techniques of satire and parody often overlap, they are not synonymous. Satires need not be humorous - indeed, they are often tragic - while parodies are almost inevitably humorous. Parodies are imitative by definition, while satires need not be. Humorous satires often base the humor on the juxtaposition between the satire and reality. The main intent of satire is political, social, or moral and not comic. The humor of such a satire tends to be subtle, using irony and deadpan humor liberally.
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Fastbearform
When: 24 May 10 22:52
downallstar 24 May 10 22:46
   
Hardwilly for serious massdebatein kirk  Shocked
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downallstar
When: 24 May 10 22:52
Ok so.
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