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oliver sudden
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« Reply #285 on: 16:44:18, 19-08-2007 »
Oops - yes, sorry, I stand corrected and duly admonished. I shall think twice before shooting my mouth off in such a fashion in future. I do hope I didn't cause undue offence.

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« Reply #286 on: 16:51:00, 19-08-2007 »
If I had known that the mention of Red Leicester would trigger such unpleasant memories, well, naturally I would have steered clear. I could kick myself, but the damage is done now.
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« Reply #287 on: 17:20:54, 19-08-2007 »
I think you put too much tomato juice in that cup of tea, it is standing up on its own
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« Reply #288 on: 18:04:01, 19-08-2007 »
The pyramid is an occult symbol representing a convergence upward, towards the ultimate source of Illumination.

Allegedly.

According to Dan Brown anyway.
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« Reply #289 on: 18:08:02, 19-08-2007 »
But do you really think that there is any possible truth in the idea that the anglophone and francophone Canadians will join together to rise up and declare war on the Inuit population?

Best,

Alistair
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« Reply #290 on: 18:18:51, 19-08-2007 »
Come in PE kit with uniform in PE bag and apron in school bag for art.
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« Reply #291 on: 19:00:32, 19-08-2007 »
HATTO                                                  HA! DOUGH


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« Reply #292 on: 19:11:47, 19-08-2007 »
... but then I started growing these black hairs on the tip of my tongue, and there was nothing for it but to share my guilty secret with a respected member of the medical profession.
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« Reply #293 on: 19:18:20, 19-08-2007 »
Centrifugal wombat puree.  The cure to all ills.
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« Reply #294 on: 19:21:28, 19-08-2007 »


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« Reply #295 on: 19:24:49, 19-08-2007 »
Don't forget underwear in swim bag.
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« Reply #296 on: 19:27:04, 19-08-2007 »
Ah yes!  I remember, I was 88 in 1984, the year I really took to Marmite.  Was not that the Year of the Lesbian Marsupial in China?  I wonder, now, why I never swam in a bag.
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« Reply #297 on: 19:53:06, 19-08-2007 »
Quote from: Alison on 00:01:02, 19-08-2007
The Krankies were assuredly one of the best acts in Clubland.

I agree. It is frankly quite ridiculous to keep insisting that Elgar stole his moustache from a poor Mexican farmer he found asleep in the Malvern Hills rather than bothering to grow his own. It is a theory that has had its day and should no longer sully the ether of Elgarian thinking.

Modern theorists are now directing their focus to the possibility that Elgar's earlier, and to this point unknown plans for the 3rd Symphony may have been significantly derailed when the speed-obsessed Elgar, touting round for a bit of extra cash to buy a bicycle with more gears, agreed to stand in for Lord Kitchener as the face on the posters of the 'Your Country Needs You' campaign.
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« Reply #298 on: 19:57:50, 19-08-2007 »


PACE                                                              ADORNO
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« Reply #299 on: 20:06:18, 19-08-2007 »
Rain makes you wet, but there is no such thing as bad weather , just the wrong clothes
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