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Lighting crashed and the storm raged on the tundra as the faithful retainer settled in his chair before the fire and reflected on this tale and wondered what happened to the cook
FG Posted Aug 28, 2003
to what polite society called "exotic locations."
Montana Redhead (now with letters) Posted Aug 28, 2003
Back from dental and eye appointments for the small person. She has a cavity, but the dentist figures she's due to lose the tooth in a month or less, so thinks there's no real point in filling it (finally, an honest dentist!!!)
On the other hand, the eyes aren't so great. She's pretty severely nearsighted (no wonder she sits so close to the TV if I let her!), so we had to pick out glasses.
The cook had made an abrupt about-turn after realizing ...
dElaphant (and Zeppo his dog (and Gummo, Zeppos dog)) - Left my apostrophes at the BBC Posted Aug 29, 2003
[bowling sucks]
marvthegrate LtG KEA Posted Aug 29, 2003
Just got back from teh first night of league. It was awful...
Well, I have the ooportunity to stay at work another month, but I declined. I am too clsoe to escaping to add 200% more time in captivity. I have but a fortnight to survive.
[bowling sucks]
Good Doctor Zomnker (This must be Tuesday," said GDZ to himself, sinking low over his Dr. Pepper, "I never could get the hang of Tuesdays.") Posted Aug 29, 2003
Can't say I blame you for declining such a wonderful offer.
he had forgotten
life is like a cup of coffee... Posted Aug 29, 2003
86 but my wife got a 93, guess she had better pay into that life insurance for me.
to get the bets to the bookmaker
Montana Redhead (now with letters) Posted Aug 29, 2003
aw, marv...but it's such a great place....
not.
to get the bets to the bookmaker
a girl called Ben Posted Aug 29, 2003
180 posts in 2 days? I am not even going to attempt the backlog - if I get hung up on the backlog on this thread, I won't be able to post here ever again.
Boots and Caer presumably told you that we had a great night out. It really was fun, and lovely to put faces to user-names at last.
I have spent this week being my PL's Driver; I think I have done the best part of 2000 miles in the last 2 weeks, and to be honest I am shattered. Those of you who have never driven on English roads (and I specifically exclude Scottish and Welsh ones) won't appreciate the full horror. I must look up the stats on cars-per-mile, but Southern England has got to be one of the most congested places on the planet.
Oh - Update on - Archer and Aitken's brother. R finally managed to get in touch with his owner, who is full of apologies and says she is feeding him properly. Being able to give weights and measurements for *two* of his litter-mates must have helped a lot. She "hadn't realised that he needed so much food...." (Despite the fact it said so clearly and simply in R's instructions ).
I will probably have to go down to Hampshire and then to Heathrow this afternoon/evening - I will need to leave work at about 13.00 and won't be back home till about 19.00. I am actually going to ask my PL to take a taxi: it is about £60 but at the moment the thought of 6 hours spent on the M4, the M3, the M25 and the M40 is not my view of catching up with some rest after a really strenuous two weeks.
B
to get the bets to the bookmaker
a girl called Ben Posted Aug 29, 2003
Oh - and apparently I will live to 83.
B
inorder to put a 'pony' on the odds on favourite
Coniraya Posted Aug 29, 2003
How much is a pony anyway? I loved 'Minder' and all the betting jargon Arthur used, not that I ever understood any of it!
Looks like another day of rain, but we do need it, there will be more over the weekend.
Marv, you might as well make the break now as later. Any new developments yet on the cooking front?
inorder to put a 'pony' on the odds on favourite
coelacanth Posted Aug 29, 2003
*creeps in*
Psst! Cockney rhyming slang madam? A649
A is £25
*creeps out*
go to a Dutch chef college and
BryceColluphid Posted Aug 29, 2003
Hey, everyone !
FG, you may be right about the Mesopatmian temple whore. But understand, it was accepted in many societies at that time that every young woman should prostitute herself before she was eligible for marriage.
MR, exactly how bad is the small person's eyesight ? I got glasses when I was 7, and it turned out I couyld'nt see the chalk board. How wonderful it would be to open my eyes in the morning and be able to see clearly !
Incidentally, I still blame Madonna. She didn't just make dressing sexy chic, she made it chic to literally dress like a prostitute ! And many of these girls were only 12 or 13 years old. Britney and Aguillera are only following in her footsteps for a new generation.
go to a Dutch chef college and
BryceColluphid Posted Aug 29, 2003
Can't take the age test. Probably should be dead already !
go to a Dutch chef college and
Montana Redhead (now with letters) Posted Aug 29, 2003
Bryce, you're my age...chicken!!
Her eyesight is, well, piss poor in her right eye. Her left eye is only slightly nearsighted, but her right eye is apparently quite bad...the numbers were (and I could be wrong) 20/40 in her left eye, and 20/100 in her right. So that's why the optometrist gave her glasses. It might help, she said, with depth perception, and doing things like riding a bike, etc.
learn how to make proper mayonaise
Boots Posted Aug 29, 2003
85 what happens when we get to 1000
boots (new at this)
and bitte ballen
Boots Posted Aug 29, 2003
Did I say something wrong? It's very quiet in the Salon. On the eye front, until I started to use a computer I had 20/20 vision. In less than five years I became blind Pugh. Tried contacts but they are not user friendly
take care
boots
and bitte ballen
marvthegrate LtG KEA Posted Aug 29, 2003
What an excellent night...
I went to a club with some friends. It is a goth club and it was fetish night, meaning that the goth kids dress even more outragous than normal.
When I was there I was greeted by a very good freind who is in teh Army. He got home on leave today, and I did not expect to see him in a dance club after an 18 hour flight to SLC from Korea.
We then went to an all night diner and ate and talked. I cannot express how thrilled I was to see X tonight.
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Lighting crashed and the storm raged on the tundra as the faithful retainer settled in his chair before the fire and reflected on this tale and wondered what happened to the cook
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