No it’s not
Get into it. It’s fun to say.
fllllllllllllllllOG
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we boo people at work.
(we don’t boo people at work).
As long as you can still fit into it, it’s all good. I still wear mine. Although I’m waaaay under 50.
Cough *44 cough.
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I have never had a hangover, even when I have been vomiting for 3 hours straight to finish off a big night.
Lucky flog.
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When pronouncing Spanish words like Ibiza and chorizo, I pronounce the Z as a -TH-
FLOG
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And the Vs as Bs for extra flog points.
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Sometimes when I drive my WRX I put on driving gloves because I think i drive better with them.
Ultimate FLOG
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We have a winner!
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Nah ive heard flog been used.
Much harsher in real life. Really cuts through.
Dont really give a ■■■■ about climate change and dont really give a ■■■■ about other problems that arent my own. But i’ll stir ■■■■ on here to make it seem that way.
The guy who probably looks at your sister a second too long.
Would have probably voted for Trump if I was American. Actually probably wouldnt have bothered.
Wears mens exercise tights.
Terrible driver, although I do know it.
Lives in Sydney, thinks victorians are racist ■■■■■ trying too hard not too be.
Knows nothing about football but acts like I do.
Probably has a punchable head.
FLOG.
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There’s honest, and then there’s “honest”, …
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Oh, also, … Sam McClure.
FLOG.
Well, that’s ok with us!!!
No helmet?
I don’t consider you a random. 
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I watch Footy Classified. There, I said it.
FLOG
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There are a few there that are excusable.
Some are not.
Exercise tights? Hopefully you do use them for exercise though? Not just for everyday wear?
I struggle with that bit. I’ve always head VIVA not BIBA. But in Spanish-language films, you do hear a lot of vale, pronounced bar-lay, meaning OK.
The lisped c’s and z’s don’t get used in Extremadura and Andalusia, which is where most emigrants to the New World, the con-keesta-door-ays or conquistadores, come from.
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