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Peters says that we can’t go in the girls’ lavs !!!
Anyone seen Shaneel ?
“ Yippee Nicola says we can go in the ladies loos.”
Is that marijuana my feverish eyes see in the right-hand corner? Oh hail, now we are getting somewhere, and the two attendant braves will lead a better nation, that has another thought beyond getting pie-eyed on alcohol, dried milk powder, big cars and 4WDs, national rugby games, and Highland-style land and house clearances. ‘Twas bryllyg, and the slythy toves
Did gyre and gymble in the wabe:’!
“Excuse me Sam on the left but it’s a bed leg not an axe”!
“ I am not sure I am on board with this budgie smuggler outfit”.
Keep out of the ladies’ lavatories.
He/Him/They/Not Her
Just don’t let them into our changing room.
Just don’t let them into my changing room.