33 thoughts on “Meanwhile, At The Food Game”

        1. sǝɯǝɯʇɐpɐq

          Sorry MickeyFlex, but it’s far from ‘lame’.
          You can’t call it ‘lame’ when it never had any legs to begin with.

  3. Murtles

    Sending my good buddy Pat Hickey and his cousin (also Pat Hickey) down immediately. Coffees all round for 30 in our Office.

    1. Susan The Silent

      Thank you Neymar, gentrification loosing the run of itself to the extent it no longer knows the ground on which it stands.

        1. Mikeyfex

          Question on that: A mate of mine called it the ‘Tisnt’ there to a few blank expressions. He followed it up by saying ‘Tisn’t your arse and tisn’t your micky’. We laughed.

          As I lay in bed weeks later thinking about your tisnts and your taints I thought to myself that maybe the word taint is actually the americanised version of our word tisnt. Or vice versa.

          Is that where taint actually comes from? I always just thought it was a funny word for that area without much logic behind it.

          3. Andyourpointiswhatexactly?

            I thought it was taint because it’s darker than the skin around it? Doesn’t taint mean colour?

          4. squidward

            I can verify it was ’tisn’t’ in Dublin before the American ‘t’aint’ became popular.

          6. sǝɯǝɯʇɐpɐq

            @ MankyFlux

            Will you please stop?

            We all know that you were ruminating about your mate’s arse and mickey, and NOT the vagaries and nuances of modern English as it is spoken herewith and before, and forever more after, Amen.

            Take your filth elsewhere, you sexy bitch.

  7. backomebollix

    so whoever it is who works for “Food Game” (wtf is a food game?) wrote that, took a picture, sent it to you and you published it. Now that person at “Food Game” is feeling pleased with themselves. For some reason this depresses me utterly.

    I will never play Food Game.

      1. backomebollix

        I don’t care, I have principles. Besides, a gentleman eats breakfast at home unless on holiday or business.

    1. Cup of tea anyone?

      That whole being arrested and getting suddenly very sick works in good old Ireland. Not so much in Brazil. Maybe he got to the hospital and decided the cell might be better.

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