The 21th century, where tile glue isn’t what it used to be
DrLex
2 years ago
This parlor must be managed by Sylvester the Cat.
Droll not Troll
2 years ago
How was your 21th birstday?
ALGERNON
2 years ago
Ah the twentyoneth century.
ALGERNON
2 years ago
21th Century Fux?
Droll not Troll
2 years ago
1th upon a time…
Boris
2 years ago
The Fox Studios rebrand.
(Bizarrely outsourced to Looney Tunes.)
Droll not Troll
2 years ago
Brought to you by the Igor Thign Company.
Last edited 2 years ago by Droll not Troll
Earthbound Misfit
2 years ago
Duck Dodgers was here.
coffeebot
2 years ago
3nd time i’ve seen this.
Earthbound Misfit
2 years ago
Thank you very oneth.
Earthbound Misfit
2 years ago
Hope it’s better than the 20rd.
Running Comment
2 years ago
The touth-fairy has been at it again…
Marum
2 years ago
It really is, the 21th venturi.
Running Comment
2 years ago
Two’s company, three’s a crowd…21th is a century.
Marum
2 years ago
I have a score to settle with this bloke.
Marum
2 years ago
The thigh high thign company, thrikes again.
Marum
2 years ago
Years ago, a mate of mine went to Japan as an interpreter.
He did not speak one word of Japanese but spent all his time preventing stuff ups like this one.
You might say, he was a sort of proof-reader.
Eventually he learnt Japanese, married a Japanese lady, and became a full-time interpreter for a living.
May the (twenty) firth be with you.
The 21th century, where tile glue isn’t what it used to be
This parlor must be managed by Sylvester the Cat.
How was your 21th birstday?
Ah the twentyoneth century.
21th Century Fux?
1th upon a time…
The Fox Studios rebrand.
(Bizarrely outsourced to Looney Tunes.)
Brought to you by the Igor Thign Company.
Duck Dodgers was here.
3nd time i’ve seen this.
Thank you very oneth.
Hope it’s better than the 20rd.
The touth-fairy has been at it again…
It really is, the 21th venturi.
Two’s company, three’s a crowd…21th is a century.
I have a score to settle with this bloke.
The thigh high thign company, thrikes again.
Years ago, a mate of mine went to Japan as an interpreter.
He did not speak one word of Japanese but spent all his time preventing stuff ups like this one.
You might say, he was a sort of proof-reader.
Eventually he learnt Japanese, married a Japanese lady, and became a full-time interpreter for a living.