CS:- Chuckle Store

[monman12]

As with all past inadvertent blooper post threads, the introductory post must be the classic contribution from our cheerful fishy lady, circa 2002:-

1stdolphinlady

"no expert here but is it possible to buy chicken & screw it to the posts of your fence a couple of feet off the ground then run it down into the ground a few inches & along the ground 1-2 feet.pile the dirt on top of it."

Still eye-watering Kylie.

[joz*garage]

Looks like you blooped yourself eloi.

[j*oono]

"Think the movie and book Solvent Green"
:-D

[monman12]

[clair.de.lune]

Do they use hot dogs to round them up?

[j*oono]

Sorry Lic, but your post definitely belongs here :^O

"I say no to everything that pops up til my hub gets home"

[neuf.lives009]

Helllllooooooo.... interesting thread :^O

[casa047]

Sorry Lic, but your post definitely belongs here :^O

"I say no to everything that pops up til my hub gets home"

:^O Well spotted...

[lis351]

Sorry Lic, but your post definitely belongs here :^O

"I say no to everything that pops up til my hub gets home"

LMAO Thanks J*oono, Ive been wearing that one all day!

[kumbulu2]

Just wanted to defend myself when I said that I always bork the quote thing.

Bork is a netspeak way of saying break. Break=bork, past tense: borked=broken.

From urbandictionary.com:

6. Bork
To Bork is to break in almost any way. can be used to completely replace "break" esp. pertains to rendering software done (aka borked, broken) or completely unusable, similar to bricking as well...
"Ryan borked his Renegade installation" "Ryan is borken, hes been thinking too much" "Jeremy borked his psp" "BORK BORK BORK BORK" "please dont bork it!"

;-)

[joz*garage]

Looks like you bloopered yourself as well John.