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Would you ever pay money to say a sentence like that? Well that is just what a bunch of people are doing in Kyoto Japan. There is a man who decided to pay money and get it on film and he is saying things like put the chair in the corner or let's get a bag of rice and he and he is paying money to say it. Would you ever pay money to say blue shirt on sale?
Hang on. He is saying blue shirt on sale, and he's paying for it? Who is he paying? Or do you mean he's being paid to say it.
Do you say that ? Is what you mean to say, what he says, when he says, it is mean, and the means he uses to say it, are the price he pays to say "Blew Shit on the Sail"? And is he on the seashore when he sails forth and says about the shirt which he blew, being melancholy and depressed, or is the shirt just pressed and stressed? Is it near being reduced to a vest, by all the things the man pays to say who says "Blue Skirt on the Whale"?
That's 50 quid you owe me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanz
Beanz right there said it and didn't pay. Memphis a guy said "if I say 'blue shirt on sale' I will pay someone 300 Japanese yen", so a guy who was standing said "OK, go ahead and say it to me", so the first guy said "blue shirt on sale'" and then peeled out the money and just handed it to the other guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Memphis
I have thought about this and think about 17p
How many people would you say it to?Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanz