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Swiv (decrepit postgrad) Posted Jun 28, 1999
I don't know, but I wouldn't want to meet it's offspring.
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Fluke Posted Jun 28, 1999
You get a big lumpy mess that folds in on itself due to the fact that it has three different opinions and they all conflict. It looks like Jeremy Beadle.
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Swiv (decrepit postgrad) Posted Jun 28, 1999
I thought it might be a family of Hollywood movie stars
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Obscure Posted Jun 29, 1999
Surely considering the nature and name of this web-site, we are all entitled to 42 strikes.
Maybe that would not be such a good idea. They might draft Margaret Thatcher in to negotiate a settlement, with her favourite partner Arthur Scargil.
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Obscure Posted Jun 29, 1999
Phiss, is that all you can say, after I sweated for 42 years on that one sentence, how could you scarlet
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Swiv (decrepit postgrad) Posted Jun 29, 1999
COuld we also phone 42 friends
that way i might find the right question
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Obscure Posted Jun 29, 1999
Only if you can find 42 friends that answer to the name phiss**#?!
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Swiv (decrepit postgrad) Posted Jun 29, 1999
they are all phiss
(if you leave out the *h*)
I don't know if they'd answer the phone though
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Obscure Posted Jun 29, 1999
If they were all called phiss, without the H, how could they pick up the phone. And would you really want to get anywhere near them
No phone somebody that might no the answer. The best bet is Vladamir Hottentottytot, and hit him so fast with the question that the first thing that he says must be the answer.
You'll find his number in the National register of overweight Iguanas
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Obscure Posted Jun 29, 1999
I might be going out on a limb here, by saying that the other green meat is now residing in your refidgerator
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Swiv (decrepit postgrad) Posted Jun 29, 1999
Actually it's probably in mine
My parents are away and I don't look after my meat very well
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Obscure Posted Jun 29, 1999
Thats why you should invest in a Syrius Cybernetics Corperation's 'rubber friend'.
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Artretia Dent Posted Jun 30, 1999
You get someone who wants to be the square root of a tree that is not there.
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Swiv (decrepit postgrad) Posted Jun 30, 1999
Just going to find what the question for that was
Ah
amusing
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Obscure Posted Jul 1, 1999
The square root of a tree, hmmmm, we could bury all the politicians under it I suppose
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