Liking this before it’s corrected.

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Fixed it. Soz.

“a face like he’s been dookin for chips” always tickles me

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similarly got a lot of time for "a face like a well-skelped arse"

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if it’s someone i don’t like asking, i’ll normally answer this question with "a piece on shite"

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This one:

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MÃOS DE ALFACE, MÃOS DO MAYONNAISE

GOLEIRO FRANGO

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Face like a slapped arse

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nearly printed this out

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Oh i missed this. Not heard that variant before

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‘Mad as a box of frogs’ is a good one. Hasn’t been around for long apparently? Sounds well antiquated

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“I’m so hungry my arsehole’s eating my underpants”

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Told a colleague the other day that something “really boiled my piss” and he hadn’t heard that one before. Didn’t think it was particularly uncommon.

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i won’t be able to make it into the office this week, my wife has died

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“You make a better door than a window” the second someone dares to stands up in front of the television

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not my circus, not my monkeys

I need to piss like a hostage

“I’m hungrier than Budapest” is a recent one

“As useless as a marzipan dildo”

“That’s the cat’s pyjamas”

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we used to refer to something that was unkempt as looking “like terry wait’s allotment”

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“FUCKO”. Often used to describe something being hit at force, but only works in a Scottish accent.