I like it on the.....

Jono8 · 6 Oct 2010 at 18:53

Jambo said:
My update is going to be:

See that place you like to have it on? Why don't you go there, get your purse and your credit card out, and donate some money to Cancer Research?

I like it ( thinks about stealing it)

Edit: steals it

killari · 6 Oct 2010 at 18:56

I'm disappointed now that I know what this is referring to. Preferred it when the definition of the statement was left to my imagination.

elmuzzy66. · 6 Oct 2010 at 18:57

If people want to support cancer, they should fold or get a tug boat. On topic, I like it on marble floors, dislike carpets.

Monkey Puzzle · 6 Oct 2010 at 18:58

reflux said:
Sounds great - makes no reference to breast cancer whatsoever, so an obviously effective viral marketing campaign eh!

Who knows, maybe they inadvertently have their jubblies checked for breast cancer while they are liking it on the kitchen table.

Monkey Puzzle · 6 Oct 2010 at 18:59

elmuzzy66. said:
On topic, I like it on marble floors, dislike carpets.

Classy.

Addicted · 8 Oct 2010 at 20:02

there was a bra colour one about a year ago also, can't really see how it gains anything to be honest but oh well

nydryl · 8 Oct 2010 at 20:06

It helps by raising awareness. Benefits being that women might be reminded to check themselves or that it prompts people to raise/donate money to chairty.

craptakular · 8 Oct 2010 at 20:09

Fenris said:
How exactly is this in supporting breast cancer?

I'm currently sitting on my arse drinking coffee, does that mean I'm helping fight the war on terror?

If you want to support something give money to a charity or take part in a fund-raiser, help care for terminal patients or hand out leaflets, updating your facebook status is not supporting anything.

Probably your are! Your coffee beans probably came from Some drug lords only remaining coffee bean field.

JayMax · 8 Oct 2010 at 20:42

Thanks for enlightening me, I had no idea what this 'I like it on the...' meant.
A girl I know just posted 'I like it on the kitchen bench', and I'd liaised with her on a kitchen bench a while ago. I thought she was giving me signals... I was just about to message her with a 'Hey, how you doin' line. You saved me the embarrassment!

Addicted · 8 Oct 2010 at 20:50

boring now i know

Buffman · 8 Oct 2010 at 20:51

JayMax said:
Thanks for enlightening me, I had no idea what this 'I like it on the...' meant.
A girl I know just posted 'I like it on the kitchen bench', and I'd liaised with her on a kitchen bench a while ago.

8/10 "I got some" message

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My friend posted
"I like it in the kitchen, with the women where she belongs"

Dewotter · 8 Oct 2010 at 20:52

nydryl said:
It helps by raising awareness. Benefits being that women might be reminded to check themselves or that it prompts people to raise/donate money to chairty.

Why do they need reminding? They're right under their noses.

jack.mitchell · 8 Oct 2010 at 21:00

Looks like we have another 'what colour bra are you wearing' gaff going on with the women on facebook. I'm guessing the question they're answering this time is 'where do you like to do your mans ironing?'

This had a fair few women in uproar. The jokes on us men when we don't know what they're talking about, but turn it round and I get more stick than I would dressed as Hitler and kissing babies.

Deadbeat · 8 Oct 2010 at 21:05

reflux said:
Sounds great - makes no difference to breast cancer whatsoever

Fix'd

djmc0 · 8 Oct 2010 at 21:06

I said something on facebook using this current trend that was/is a bit near the knuckle, and you wouldn't believe the negative responses I got. Maybe it is my sense of humour, but I tend to think that nothing should be taboo. That everything should be considered potential cannon fodder. Oh well, time to delete these chicken-heads

Yas786 · 8 Oct 2010 at 21:06

anticonscience said:
Floor/stairs/table/kitchen table etc.

Anyone else had their other half update the facebook status with anything like the above?

Whilst spotting my other half had done this, I asked what it meant and got told it was where she like to put her handbag, to which I replied "Oh is that what it's called nowadays "I got a prompt "**** off!"

I was like..:/

Seems it's the latest sort of craze for women to do in unofficial support of breast cancer.

Cool story and all I know. Just wondered if anyone else has seen their partners update with something like this, and if it raised some form of funny conversation.

Yeh my fiancee did the same thing on her bookface...i dont use the damn thing but was having a peek on her page as i normally do...she has some pretty hot friends so i like to have a perv now and again

...she doesnt mind and finds it hilarious lol.

Anyhow i asked her if she likes it so much on the table then all she has to do is ask and ill be happy to oblige...to which she laughed and said its nothing to do with sex rather some breast awareness thing...seems to be the latest bookface meme.

Westyfield2 · 8 Oct 2010 at 21:15

Next time she leaves her laptop/phone logged in "I like it up the arse" will be done methinks....

Terrier_Jimlad · 8 Oct 2010 at 22:24

One of the lads at work put something like "I like it on the shop shelf, when it didnt cost three hundred ****ing quid"

Cue about 50 friends of his missus all kicking off calling him all the names under the sun lol

Nate Silvers · 9 Oct 2010 at 00:33

Terrier_Jimlad said:
One of the lads at work put something like "I like it on the shop shelf, when it didnt cost three hundred ****ing quid"

Cue about 50 friends of his missus all kicking off calling him all the names under the sun lol

Lmao girls think they are so clever trying to get our attention with it, who gives a crap and it's so obvious.

DBT85 · 9 Oct 2010 at 08:21

sister in law did one of "i like it on the bedroom floor". after about 15 comments she wishes she hadn't written anything