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Hairy fit!!!!!

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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!
The most frustrating thing keeps happening when we type in chat!
I did my usual perving of the profiles of people in the room, but when returning, and clicking on the 'chat to all' button, every time I then went to click on the typing box, it would somehow also scroll down the box where the usrenames are, changing 'chat to all' to whoever happened to be at the bottom of the list! mad mad
This meant we could no longer chat in the room, only whisper the poor soul who is last on the list!
Very annoying, no matter what way we tried to get around being able to type in the box, we couldn't select chat to all!
After having a very stressfull asda shopping trip (will never shop there again) it is taking very little to blow my shortened fuse tonight! lol
Maz xx
Ps sorry to all i was chatting to!

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lol only just saw this!!!
Yuk! I hate feet!
is hairy fit just a scottish expression?
M xx
Quote by mazandden
is hairy fit just a scottish expression?
M xx

I think so biggrin
Quote by BiWelshMinx

is hairy fit just a scottish expression?
M xx

I think so biggrin
Ok hairy fit-
This is the absolute best definition:
:taz:
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Exactly what he is doing! chuck a mental, in a raj, hissy fit, very very mad that you have to scream and tear your hair out etc etc etc!!
Anyone else got any other examples?
Fuming mad!
"Seen ones arse"
as in,
"I was awakened by the sound of inconsiderate revellers at 3 am and I really seen* my arse"
(possibly Jane Austen)
*note the colloquial use of the past perfect tense.
lol
Edited to take out the itinerant apostrophe - bad Cherry smackbottom
Quote by Cherrytree
"Seen one's arse"
as in,
"I was awakened by the sound of inconsiderate revellers at 3 am and I really seen* my arse"
(possibly Jane Austen)
*note the colloquial use of the past perfect tense.
lol
I thought it evoked more of the genteelness of Jim Royle biggrin