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A day in the life of the D.O.G…

October 25th, 2006

BBC network going down again? Connectivity problems? Nah, nervous tension me thinks. Just another day in the life of the D.O.G…

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3 Responses to “A day in the life of the D.O.G…”

Sully said:

Yeah, why the heel does your messenger fall apart every 3 minutes? I’m confused! Apparently you sign in about 300 times a day! Stop it DOG.

Ellis you are a raving Homo, and I’m gald your not coming skiing, at least we wont have to stop you throwing yourself out of a high floor window in a depressed rage like the last trip. Men with your condition shouldn’t be allowed to drink.

I, as ever, am perfect.
Posted on: October 26th, 2006 at 3:03 am
beej said:

I agree,

I do not want another repeat - “you guys have nicked my ski maps tantrum again….. My god what a disaster, where is there a window, all along they were in my pocket” type affair.

Richie, sort you msn out, clearly its become an issue, your either in for the long run or your out!
Posted on: October 26th, 2006 at 1:17 pm
p-dog said:

I can only apologise. the pdog’s beeb network moderates external msn connection to prevent malicious infection. it annoys the fcuk out of me; especially when i’m at crucial conversation points… like chatting to Suli about ski flights. Sorry pal - didn’t mean to drop you like that. i reconnected and you had gone. doh! Anyway. Oh and don’t be so quick to criticise b-boy - have you collected the toys from which you had previous thrown from the pram? pot kettle black anyone? And let’s not even begin on why you couldn’t be bothered to attend Beej’s party…
Posted on: October 30th, 2006 at 4:37 pm

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