A Conversation for The Crossed Purposes Pub

Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 81

mari-rae

Kes is sitting right here at the bar in his usual spot. smiley - erm He does look sort of comatose, now that you mention it.

*waves a pint of Hobgoblin smiley - ale under Kes's nose.*

smiley - yikes No reaction! Do you think he's ok??

btw, I'm happy to know that Mary W. has had no discernible impression on the greater British public.


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 82

Kes

*In the blink of an eye ... smiley - aleGLUG!smiley - empty* smiley - winkeye


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 83

Wrinkled Rocker

Oh you bowbabolfem! smiley - tongueout



smiley - cheers


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 84

Hypatia

Huh?

smiley - redwine =======smiley - star~~


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 85

Gwennie

*Places a fresh smiley - ale in front of Kes*

Are you sitting comfortably boys and girls? Then why not take a peek here? smiley - bigeyes

http://www.whirligig-tv.co.uk/tv/children/watchwm/watchwm.htm


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 86

Coniraya

*hauls herself out of a slough of nostalgia*

Spotty smiley - dog was my favourite in The Woodentops, but Looby Loo in Andy Pandy terrified me!

I need a smiley - stiffdrink at the very thought of her scary eyes.


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 87

Gwennie

I loved the Woodentops and especially Spotty Dog. Do you think that Mrs Woodentop was having a fling with Sam the gardener? smiley - laugh

I remember that at the end of every Andy Pandy episode, when Andy, Teddy and Looby Loo climbed into the toy box, I used to go round the back of our telly and shout to Teddy to hurry up and get in the box. smiley - silly


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 88

Coniraya

I knew it was 'cos Teddy didn't like Looby Loo either and he wanted Andy Pandy to himself!

Mrs Woodentop and Sam? smiley - yikes That would explain the smug look on her face smiley - rofl


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 89

Gwennie

Three's a crowd an' all that! smiley - rofl

That's funny, as I had always thought that Sam the gardener looked rather smug too... smiley - tongueout


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 90

Kes

smiley - cheers Flobadob!


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 91

Coniraya

smiley - cool Weeeeeeeeeeeeed!


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 92

Hypatia

Good grief. All I had as a kid were Howdy Doody and Pinky Lee.

smiley - coffeesmiley - donutsmiley - thepost


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 93

Gwennie

Never mind Hypatia! At least you had the chance to emerge from your childhood relatively unscathed or corrupted by smiley - weird telly programmes. smiley - bigeyes

*Wanders off in search of a flower pot to put her teddy in*


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 94

Wrinkled Rocker

smiley - drool
*admiring glances at Gwennie wandering around dressed in a Teddy and searching for some pot in flower*
smiley - winkeye




This is an adult thread isn't it? smiley - tongueout


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 95

Gwennie

*Pleased that her double entendre was picked up on*

Well done WR! smiley - laugh You never fail to disappoint me! smiley - ok That is just the sort of lewd comment I would have expected from your quarter...

*Looks around for some adults and failing to locate any, pours WR and herself a couple of Hobgoblins*

smiley - alesmiley - ale

As a reward, you can look after my teddy for me until I find a big enough flowerpot to put it in...

*Tosses a huge stuffed teddybear in WR's direction, hitting him in the face*

Whoops! smiley - tongueout Mind you don't spill your smiley - ale! smiley - bigeyes


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 96

Wrinkled Rocker

smiley - bigeyes What soil do you plan to plant your teddybear in?
Will it flower or just grow foliage?smiley - huh
Perhaps it will grow faster if we water it with Hobgoblins? smiley - cheers


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 97

Gwennie

A rich, loamy peat-based soil would do and encourage lots of teddy blossom and foliage but I think the Hobgoblin should be kept as a refreshment. smiley - cheers

Besides, I am celebrating Wales winning their game against Scotland this afternoon and am in the mood for several Hobgoblins as smiley - drooling at those hunky rugger chaps has made me rather dehydrated! smiley - blushsmiley - alesmiley - dragonsmiley - ale


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 98

Coniraya

Dad has two tickets for England v Wales at Twickers, I can see a squabble ensuing between H and No1 and No2 brothers as to who gets them smiley - laugh

More smiley - bubbly I think!


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 99

Gwennie

I think Caer, that in order to prevent ill feeling and jealousy between the male members of your family, you should confiscate the Twickers ticket and use it yourself. smiley - tongueout


Crossed Purposes - February 2004

Post 100

Wrinkled Rocker

Caer, I'm sure Gwennie would be very happy to accompany you just to make sure nobody tries to attack you and snatch your tickets...!smiley - winkeye

Of course, she could find all those rugged rugger rumps just too much to look at! smiley - tongueout


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