Walking along a street behind a gaggle of small pink girls being herded by a two generation couple of women with frosted hair and jeans, admiring their flashing trainers and the unselfconscious way they pointed out a surprisingly well-dressed drunk, when they hit (walking in the other direction) a tall man with white hair, an expensive grey suit, and a shirt and tie in that shade of pink that hovers awkwardly between FT and Barbie, and broke round him while he slipped between them, hands spread for balance as he danced through the tide of tiny pinkness.
The 118 188 running guys were in Oxford City Centre the other day, but this was better.
(and, speaking of Barbie, ken dolls sure aren't what they used to be)
The 118 188 running guys were in Oxford City Centre the other day, but this was better.
(and, speaking of Barbie, ken dolls sure aren't what they used to be)
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... my cultural boundaries are expanded ...
Seriously though, it's a traditional NZ stereotype. Believe it.... or not.
They sound more like names for pedigree dogs.
... he's probably from Swindon or something and just claims he's from London to impress all the other
My Scene boysBarbie."...lots of new numbers starting 118"
"Ah but do they all end in 118?"
"No, 118, only we do!"
But you'd miss all this hilarity with a Tivo.
118118 (run by someone with shares in running shorts) is a compeditor to 118500 (which is run by BT). There are others like 118811 and suchlike, who only bother advertising to the top people who use the Tube.