A Conversation for The Feline and Fiddle
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$u$ Posted Oct 8, 2000
How about chocolate bread and butter pudding?
I was going to make it for lunch today, but the shop had run out of chocolate spread and double cream.
*smiles and waves back to Tink*
Or Eve's Pudding... Pear Cake... Trifle...?
St.~A~
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Oct 8, 2000
Oh trifle's bad I'd have eaten it before I'd finished making it and that wouldn't really be a good bribary reward
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$u$ Posted Oct 8, 2000
Better go for the chocolate bread and butter pudding then... chocolate's always a sure thing.
Plus you can always eat a slice of bread and chocolate spread whilst you're making it.
St.~A~
*nips off to raid the fridge, now feeling strangely peckish*
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Oct 8, 2000
Oh now that might be a good plan as I don't like chocolate spread so it'd be more likely to reach Menza in one piece
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Bagpuss Posted Oct 9, 2000
Aren't they sweets?
Oh, and I gather from your name change that you saw the grand prix yesterday.
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Oct 9, 2000
*hugs Master of Chaos*
hehehehehe
*hugs Bagpuss and grins*
Yup, my cheers could be heard at 8.20 yesterday morning and pretty much for the rest of the day...in fact WOOHOO 
*hugs everyone again and then sits grinning happily to herself*
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Oct 9, 2000
*hugs BB and then sits grinning again*
An invisible dog? that's not something that happens too often...are you sure?
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Bagpuss Posted Oct 9, 2000
It's hard to see a black dog in a darkened room, especially when it's not there, which is a shame as most of them are quite decent beers (Black Dog is a brewery in Whitby).
Sorry for replying to a two-day-old post before. I bet I confused everyone.
Anyroad, well done to the lad Schumacher and all those Ferrari blokes.
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Oct 9, 2000
2 day old post? What???
*starts to worry that she thought his post made complete sense and wonders just how excessively cheerful she was yesterday*
Yeah Schumi And Jenson and Jacques and Eddie
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Bagpuss Posted Oct 9, 2000
My last-but-one post was in response to your one about gummi bears, which I mistook for the most recent, having not been on all weekend (busy watching England lose at football and eating and drinking and stuff).
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Oct 9, 2000
*grins*
I thought you were talking about Jerks
*sits giggling*
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Bluebottle Posted Oct 9, 2000
I just walked into my house after walking through the rain, and my glasses were soaked so I couldn't see through therm. And as I walked through the door, a dog inside barked at me. Which was quite a surprise as we don't have a dog in our house.
I was quite surprised!
And yes, it was a black dog, standing on our dark carpet.
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Bagpuss Posted Oct 9, 2000
Are jerks sweets, then?
And is there a vaguely rational explanation for this non-existant dog?
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Bluebottle Posted Oct 9, 2000
Ian's parents decided to, without telling anyone, travel from their home in Wales to visit Ian, and their dog came along too... No-one told me about it until I was suddenly barked at by something I could not see and should not have been there.
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Bluebottle Posted Oct 9, 2000
It certainly made me jump - I almost hit my head on the moon, as Ian'll tell you
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