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« Reply #2760 on: 21:52:53, 31-07-2008 »


So that's that sorted then  Roll Eyes
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« Reply #2761 on: 22:11:20, 31-07-2008 »

From an artistic point of view they're beautiful to look at, but in reality they're a large, noisy, clattery, smelly creature with a very small brain and an uncertain temperament.

Sorry, I know it's on topic... but you are referring to children here aren't you?

Meanwhile, off topic....


I prefer them with custard , always.

I'm quite relieved you added that "Meanwhile, off topic....", A!

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« Reply #2762 on: 22:35:46, 31-07-2008 »

Dammit, I lost Pascal's wager! It was s'posed to be a cinch.
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« Reply #2763 on: 22:38:31, 31-07-2008 »


How many cans of diet coke have I actually drunk?
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« Reply #2764 on: 23:03:49, 31-07-2008 »

Keep your wits about you, Emma Bovary's at the fruit counter.
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« Reply #2765 on: 02:17:11, 01-08-2008 »

...but the first ship never arrives. Isolde falls for one of the hunky young sailors and convinces them sail away somewhere a little less dull. Tristan is left on the island, feeling his life ebb away and a bit of a twit really.

The curtain falls.
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« Reply #2766 on: 07:01:44, 01-08-2008 »


The boy went to school reluctantly, didn't we all.
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« Reply #2767 on: 07:58:59, 01-08-2008 »

Isolde met Der Fliegende Hollander, but did'nt fall for him, so he had to set sail forever and a day....................
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« Reply #2768 on: 08:30:40, 01-08-2008 »

Isolde met Der Fliegende Hollander, but did'nt fall for him, so he had to set sail forever and a day....................

That's what I'm afraid of.


sniff.
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« Reply #2769 on: 08:34:13, 01-08-2008 »

 I keep having these strange fantasies about Dorothea Brook.
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« Reply #2770 on: 08:48:03, 01-08-2008 »

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« Reply #2771 on: 10:50:01, 01-08-2008 »

Doorways. Some with padlocks.
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« Reply #2772 on: 11:06:25, 01-08-2008 »

 Oh Dolly, Dolly ! You in your crepe de Chine chemise, Me? - In seventh heaven.
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« Reply #2773 on: 11:07:07, 01-08-2008 »

Grannie Smith, c'est moi!
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« Reply #2774 on: 11:16:49, 01-08-2008 »

From an artistic point of view they're beautiful to look at, but in reality they're a large, noisy, clattery, smelly creature with a very small brain and an uncertain temperament.

Sorry, I know it's on topic... but you are referring to children here aren't you?


Erm...no.
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