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soeasilyamused, or sea Posted Sep 3, 2002
congrats to eats and mrs eats!
i think the word "bleugh" adequately describes my day thus far. Bleugh.
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marvthegrate LtG KEA Posted Sep 3, 2002
I feel for you. Strangely it somewhat describes how I feel about today as well.
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FG Posted Sep 3, 2002
Isn't that ball lovely?
I'm glad to have cleared that up, sea. Everyone always puts something pithy or current events behind their nickname, yet yours was surprisingly curious and obvious. I thought "wtf?".
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Bald Bloke Posted Sep 3, 2002
Oh so thats what is I thought it might be a pavement pizza when I first saw it
I don't think "bleugh" even comes close to describing my day
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dElaphant (and Zeppo his dog (and Gummo, Zeppos dog)) - Left my apostrophes at the BBC Posted Sep 4, 2002
It describes mine, I fell asleep as soon as I came home from work.
Congrats, eats,
for no reason other than to continue the trend.
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Researcher 55674 Posted Sep 4, 2002
[DD]
Pausing from working on a *shudder* speech. Did you know that public speaking is the biggest fear of american adults besides snakes? (I think it may be ahead of death too, but perhaps that's because of lunatic religious persons like myself throwing the average off)
And if I was in Glasgow Munchers I would be ecstatic to have you in control of my weekend. I seem to be doing a rather poor job on my own.
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Eatsmice. Posted Sep 4, 2002
Thanks peeps,
Really missing the wee guy today. Fortunately mrs eats has her mum up just now to help out. That bump makes lifting him difficult and sore.
She definitely can't just now.
Sorry, had to try it
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Amy the Ant - High Manzanilla of the Church of the Stuffed Olive Posted Sep 4, 2002
I went to the doctor with my sore eyes yesterday and he's given me some drops and ointment that have made the condition worse.
I've been up half the night.
*goes somewhere with no balls*
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Munchkin Posted Sep 4, 2002
Sorry to hear that Amy.
I thought I'd bring up another serious topic. Watching the news this morning I see that Tony Blair is still giving the US his unconditional support re; Iraq. I was wondering, as a cross section of the planet (well the Western end of it at least) do people think the US will invade Iraq anytime soon and without going down the UN diplomatic route and acquiring allies first. I mostly ask as it would scupper my holiday plans to Egypt if they did.
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Coniraya Posted Sep 4, 2002
{[caer csd] I can't help wonder why we pay so much for the UN when it seems to be constantly bypassed. From a purely selfish point of view I'm hoping nothing happens until we have returned from the US.}
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Eatsmice. Posted Sep 4, 2002
Hey Munchers, at least your holiday would probably be well discounted.
Going diving?
Going home tomorrow
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dElaphant (and Zeppo his dog (and Gummo, Zeppos dog)) - Left my apostrophes at the BBC Posted Sep 4, 2002
Unfortunately Republican presidents don't have a good track record for dealing with the UN or for resolving issUes peacefUlly, especially when it comes to Iraq. I think there are two possibilities. Bush starts a military action in the next few weeks While congress is out of Session, or he waits to see how the November elections turn out. At this point if does not look like he will get Congressional support.
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Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Sep 4, 2002
Do you say:
'He met a violent death'
or is it
'He met with a violent death'
or do you even use 'met'?
And does anyone have any suggestions for the sound of a newly hatched baby dragon? And how to spell it? Squeeek?
*tearing hair*
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marvthegrate LtG KEA Posted Sep 4, 2002
"He met a violent death" sounds good to me Ti, but you may want other advice. Also I recall a baby dragon's sounds to be described as "Skraawk" once.
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Asteroid Lil - Offstage Presence Posted Sep 4, 2002
[LIL]
if she were here she would have a lot to say about the current administration so it's just as well she isn't.
thinks Bush's handlers will bring about whatever voter polls suggest
waits for Senator Helms to retire
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