Profpointy
Legendary Member
Careful. To my understanding that phrase implies something very very rude.
Oh dear just looked that up. Moved the phrase to the "do not use" file
Careful. To my understanding that phrase implies something very very rude.
Your wrong, the last person I saw wearing white jeans on a night out was about 15 years ago and it was Robbie Savage. With that I rest my case.
We could start a new forum and call it Menstrual Cycle Chat.A few posts have been removed as off topic.
As the stain in question was on the pocket of the jeans, there is no need to mention menstruation again.
In your car!!The sequel - guess who spilled a glass of red wine over her white jeans tonight![]()
The sequel - guess who spilled a glass of red wine over her white jeans tonight![]()
KarmaThe sequel - guess who spilled a glass of red wine over her white jeans tonight![]()
I"m confused. Her new jeans, or is she wearing the one's you "ruined"?The sequel - guess who spilled a glass of red wine over her white jeans tonight![]()
No, Beaujolais...Karma![]()
I"m confused. Her new jeans, or is she wearing the one's you "ruined"?
Edit: more important question: did you drive her there?
Slight side track: on a few occasions eople have asked me for a lift. No, let me rephrase that. They didn't ask, they TOLD me I will give them a lift.You said her car was burnt out...perhaps she tried a similar stunt with someone else who wasn't so understanding
Tell her to use minicabs or Uber from now on...then she'll know what dirty car seats actually look like