h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

shore I havegot one or two left over
*throws her a box of asprin*

*hits her right between the eyes* "Ouch...gee, thanks." *rubs the goose egg forming on her head* "I think I'd best have another double burbon." *with friends like that...*

well that is so hipacritacl you where telling me not to mix drugs and alchohol brfoer

"Well, that was for YOU dear...you see, I've had years of practice....I think I'll just go over to the sofa & curl up in the fetal position until my head stops throbbing. If anyone asks for me, just say I went to China for the day!" XOX~Pan *takes bag of ice for head & blanky for body* Zzzzzzzzzzzz

*Grins*
you have no idea how much practise have had trust me
oh well if you are going to sleep here you may want a little privacy
*creatses a screen round the sofa so pandora can sleep in peace*

...such a sweetie...Zzzzz...dreaming of pickle eating plants & foot tall ponies...Zzzzzz

*singing*
#you better wach out for the egg plant that swolowed newyork because iff it is still hungery it is the end f us all#

*Engländer, rushing in from Hamburg by ICE-Train, 1.Class, because the Deutsche Bahn got dates muddled and all our seatreservations are for next tuesday *g**

WOW; and I had a way hey hey of a time! Hamburg isn´t the town for me, but we were in a show at Schmidt´s Tivoli called Sixty, Sixty, and Dragonfly: There was a bit about the Beatles in the show! It was a revue of the german songs popular in the 1960ies, and they sing a medley of the Songs, the fab four sang in German! (FAB-ulous, great lough)

And what a breakfast I had this morning: Bacon and eggs, three rolls, sauseges, 2 1/2 croisants, coffee, juice,...

and later on a RL-Pharisäer and A ham-and-mozarella-Bagel. Didn´t know you could get those in Germany. And I am still full up now.

Doesn´t look like you needed my cleaning machine...

*E checks the bataries, picks out a missing part from his pocket, fiddles...*

*Is trying to enjoy the music Kes put on, but there is deafening snoring coming from behind that screen. *

Englander, the show sounded fun. I believe the Beatles did sing in German when they toured there.

Yes. I guess the did two or three singles in German.

And Hamburg believes, they were the start of the beatles career.

Yes, - it's a fair claim. The Beatles played the clubs there before Ringo became their drummer, as did a few other UK groups who (unlike the fab 4) then sunk into obscurity.

*Joe C (on the jukebox) has finished. Kes selects "Oceans Apart", followed by "Reason to Believe" (Rod Stewart).*

*Linus selects ear plugs *

*Mari-rae accidently rocks on Linus's toe.*

Sorry!

*Downs drink*

I'D FIND A WAYAYAY TO BELIEVE THAT IT'S ALL TRUE ....

*Looks round ... stops singing along to the tune*

Ooops! Sorry, folk ... won't happen again!

*Laughing behind her knitting.*

LOL!!!

*Tries to ignore the laughter, and to look inconspicuous*
*Wonder if the jukebax has any Chopin, or something safe ...*

* knits on. Still smiling.*

*wonders if Mari-Raes false teeth are stuck together again *

::rolls her eyes::

What is that NOISE from behind the screen!?? And why must we have Rod Stewart!!!

::plugs her ears and starts to sing:: Komme gib mir dime hant...

(Spelling!??)

Do we have any apple juice!?? That sounds SSOOOOO good... with ice... oooo....

Und Ich ... sag dir etwas ....

Ooops Sorry! I promised no more singing! I'll get you that iced apple juice!

*Moves behind the bar*