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23-Jan-2016 13:54
Message #4611813
British summertime.
Level crossing.
Happily married.
Jazz musician.
More please.
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23-Jan-2016 14:03
Message #4611815
alone together
original copy
awfully good
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23-Jan-2016 14:15
Message #4611818
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23-Jan-2016 14:31
Message #4611826
I'm lacking the 'oxy' bit! ;-)
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Lady
North Yorkshire
23-Jan-2016 15:46
Message #4611853
Is the word oxymoron an oxymoron?
Open secret
Typically weird
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23-Jan-2016 16:15
Message #4611857
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23-Jan-2016 16:53
Message #4611861
Hapilly Marrived
New Improved
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23-Jan-2016 18:41
Message #4611870
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23-Jan-2016 18:46
Message #4611872
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23-Jan-2016 19:21
Message #4611881
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23-Jan-2016 19:25
Message #4611882
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23-Jan-2016 21:54
Message #4611933
Lady,
Yes, an oxymoron is an oxymoron!
Jason.
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12-Jan-2021 16:25
Message #4803182
It's gone quiet in here. A deafening silence :)
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12-Jan-2021 20:23
Message #4803195
A moron studying at Oxford University.
An ox on a treadmill asking his mates to join him and help.
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16-Jan-2021 22:37
Message #4803743
Making a deliberate mistake.
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17-Jan-2021 10:20
Message #4803791
Letting out a silent scream.
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18-Jan-2021 07:09
Message #4803957
You're on a theme there eurostar.
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18-Jan-2021 22:14
Message #4804056
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