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Crossed P. Pub~March2004
Kes Posted Mar 31, 2004
*Pours several 
in the interests of sporting peace ... including a for the goat!
Crossed P. Pub~March2004
JulesK Posted Mar 31, 2004
*Stirs*
Ooohh, my head!
Teeth feel better though!
I really am going to have to bite the bullet and try on the holiday clothes to see if anything still fits. Feels strange getting out warm weather clothes already - does not compute that this time next week I'll be on a beach!!
Crossed P. Pub~March2004
Hypatia Posted Apr 1, 2004
Kes. I don't mind if I do.
So, when will we ever get a baseball smiley?
Crossed P. Pub~March2004
mari-rae Posted Apr 1, 2004
Also, a proper birthday cake smilie? Look what Caerwynn's poor son had to put up with... a chocolate bar and a wedge of some ordinary cake. I ask you... 
Actually, I'm surprised that there isn't a cricket smilie available, let alone baseball. We demand Baseball, Birthday Cake, and Cricket Smilies!!! 
Thanks, Kes!
Here he is, Hypatia...
http://www.natural-history-pictures.co.uk/goat.jpg
Crossed P. Pub~March2004
mari-rae Posted Apr 1, 2004
*Wonders if that one will be
Crossed P. Pub~March2004
Coniraya Posted Apr 6, 2004
*enters an approaches the slumbering Pan on her blue goo couch*
Blimey she can't half snore!
*considers drawing a tash and specs on her, but decides better of it*
Now how am I going to shift this thing......
*takes out her pda, selects 'remote control' and presses the icon. A faint hissing is heard as the couch elevates and using the toggle button steers the couch*
*first into the hatstand, which reminds her to put it on to the couch, then a table, then the bar*
Oh 
this is as bad as trying to get that daft bint Lara Croft round those games!
*after another couple of ricochets off each side of the door frame, steers the couch, hatstand and Pan out of the pub and into the new thread*
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