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The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: Elmo Lewis ()
Date: July 17, 2016 21:15

We used to call a weekend of partying with no sleep as "Keefing Out".

Also, evading giving an answer as "jaggering". Mastered by Mick and many politicians.

What ya got?



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Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: Come On ()
Date: July 17, 2016 21:25

I have to take a Bill Wyman (a leak) we said in the seventies for some strange reason...

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Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: Elmo Lewis ()
Date: July 17, 2016 21:28

LOL! Technically, that's a noun, but works for me.

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: Come On ()
Date: July 17, 2016 21:43

Let's say we were Bill Wymening then...smiling smiley

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Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: with sssoul ()
Date: July 17, 2016 21:50

I used to tell my man to Charlie up when I wanted him to dress snazzy and treat me sweet and cool
(no I didn't, but I will next time)

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: Stoneage ()
Date: July 17, 2016 22:08

Not Rolling Stones but Alan Ladd. When I was a kid
there was an expression " spela inte Allan!"
which means "don't play Alan!". It was used when
someone was trying to be cocky!


Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: Come On ()
Date: July 17, 2016 22:23

Quote
Stoneage
Not Rolling Stones but Alan Ladd. When I was a kid
there was an expression " spela inte Allan!"
which means "don't play Alan!". It was used when
someone was trying to be cocky!


Like 'Wise Guy' maybe...

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Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: treaclefingers ()
Date: July 17, 2016 23:06

don't think this is a verb, but i had a girlfriend once that had an amazing pair of glimmer twins.

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: Munichhilton ()
Date: July 17, 2016 23:09

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treaclefingers
don't think this is a verb, but i had a girlfriend once that had an amazing pair of glimmer twins.

You're an ankle man eh? I totally get that...

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: SomeTorontoGirl ()
Date: July 17, 2016 23:12

[Yawn] Sorry to be joining this thread a little late. I got a bit Stewed and Keefed last night.


Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: Come On ()
Date: July 17, 2016 23:16

.. and who can resist to nanker Phelge now and then...

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Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: Deltics ()
Date: July 18, 2016 01:11

Too Rolling Stoned





"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: duke richardson ()
Date: July 18, 2016 22:19

i like to Ronnie...

(..paint all day and play music at night..)

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: latebloomer ()
Date: July 18, 2016 22:31

Pull a Keef for an all nighter, Jagging out for dressing to the nines...I'll think of some more.

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: schillid ()
Date: July 18, 2016 22:54

Rolling Stone ...


Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: schillid ()
Date: July 18, 2016 22:59

Morning Wood ?


Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: The Joker ()
Date: July 18, 2016 23:02

This is quite a taylored thread

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: NICOS ()
Date: July 18, 2016 23:08

I'm Stoned.............

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Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: john lomax ()
Date: July 19, 2016 00:02

I knew someone who taught their kid to call taking a dump a "Charlie Watts". When the kid was about 7 years old he saw his first Stones video and cracked up when he found out the drummer was called Charlie Watts. True story.

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: Rockman ()
Date: July 19, 2016 01:11

.... My babeeeee Chucked me out ......



ROCKMAN

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: SomeTorontoGirl ()
Date: July 19, 2016 03:08

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Rockman
.... My babeeeee Chucked me out ......

Ya musta done sumfink Fowler ta deserve that.


Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: Rockman ()
Date: July 19, 2016 03:28

Lisa fischered my heart...........felt like it had been cut thru by a jaggered pizza-wheeeeeel...



ROCKMAN

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: schillid ()
Date: July 19, 2016 03:45

When he was first taught open G tuning, Keith didn't need to ryte anything down



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Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: schillid ()
Date: July 19, 2016 03:50

Her singing makes Christmas and historic Rolling Stones recording sessions merry.

I know it's an adjective ... but what the heck



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Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Date: July 19, 2016 04:06

Stop being such a Charlie (party-pooper)!


Don't get me wrong, Charlie's great! grinning smiley

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: treaclefingers ()
Date: July 19, 2016 04:08

Quote
Munichhilton
Quote
treaclefingers
don't think this is a verb, but i had a girlfriend once that had an amazing pair of glimmer twins.

You're an ankle man eh? I totally get that...

and she wore anklets...totally hot!

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: treaclefingers ()
Date: July 19, 2016 04:09

Bill Wyman.

oh...sorry, i thought the subject was the Rolling Stones as pervs.

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Date: July 19, 2016 04:10

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treaclefingers
Bill Wyman.

oh...sorry, i thought the subject was the Rolling Stones as pervs.

>grinning smiley< >grinning smiley< >grinning smiley<

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: latebloomer ()
Date: July 19, 2016 04:34

Quote
schillid
Her singing makes Christmas and historic Rolling Stones recording sessions merry.

I know it's an adjective ... but what the heck

Gimme Shelter was Merried and Fischered into fame.

Re: The Rolling Stones as verbs
Posted by: SomeTorontoGirl ()
Date: July 19, 2016 04:46

Quote
Rockman
Lisa fischered my heart...........felt like it had been cut thru by a jaggered pizza-wheeeeeel...

Mmm... Pizza! Now ya got me Jonesing!


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