A Conversation for At Home With Sho
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Mu Beta Started conversation Apr 1, 2006
"apparently, ladies, the best place to practice peeing standing up is in the shower, aiming for the plug-hole"
That word 'apparently' hides a multitude of sins, doesn't it? 
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Mu Beta Posted Apr 1, 2006
Oh, give over. I'm not beating you.
I'm just good at reading things into certain statements. 
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Sho - employed again! Posted Apr 1, 2006
well, you're not a senior lecturer for nothing, I guess... 
about that beating...maybe just little bit? if I 
oops... did I say that out loud? 
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Mu Beta Posted Apr 1, 2006
He he.
It depends whether you tell me what you've been up to in the shower, you dirty girl.
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Sho - employed again! Posted Apr 1, 2006
hmmmmm
well... I could be persuaded... maybe...
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Sho - employed again! Posted Apr 1, 2006
right now, probably just a bit of 
and 
well, maybe more than "a bit"
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Mu Beta Posted Apr 1, 2006
Would digital and be sufficient? I've got a well-stocked wine rack, but it's about a thousand miles away from you, I'm afraid. 
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Sho - employed again! Posted Apr 1, 2006
oh not that far, surely...
digital ... hmmmmm might not be enough
my mum is a researcher, although she usually only 
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although, I suppose the story about the soap on a rope...
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