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Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) Posted Mar 16, 2006
YOU put into my grit??? That is reallllly dark, mean - superstition...
And on top of that: I could have spilt grit from my shoes, grit in my coat or, crit in my g**t... oh - rather,
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Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) Posted Mar 16, 2006
Can't see the point in that, either... and as for not seeing: Can you actually say "Good, not to see you!" in here without taking offence? I mean - what if I leave here, and let my smell behind... or well - how about my smell leaving, and I stay put...
*Hah. Making life too compliciatid*
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Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) Posted Mar 16, 2006
*settles down in something that feels like it shouldn't actually have soft, squidgy, something or other around it...*
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Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) Posted Mar 17, 2006
He said the word! He said the word! The g-word! Can we stone him?
I think I have understood the rules about saying g**t and w*rk and ****, haven't I?
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Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) Posted Mar 17, 2006
What, is this the curious incedent of the dog in the nighttime? Here, in the dead dark of the pub? Gosh. Howcome I suspect only males in the darkest corner?
Most of those, who did stoneing are female and had false beards anyway - I saw it in some documentry about the life of Brian... I am definitly sure...
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Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) Posted Mar 17, 2006
*wonders if g**tstink would make trouble for the dogs nose - so does the dog actually have the ability to SEE me in the dark???*
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Mar 17, 2006
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Shirps Posted Mar 17, 2006
if we find a g**t we'll have to milk it & make some fresh cheese for you
now that sort of being stoned I would have no objections
I don't have to see ... I can hear - I have big ears
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Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) Posted Mar 20, 2006
I've tried that - getting yourself stoned is quite a hard job. First I had to fix this bucket with the rope, then collect all those medium size stones, so that I won't get hurt to badly... yes quite a way to get a good massage on the head - quite knocked my out...
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Mar 20, 2006
ah.. I understand.. you're one of the hard-core traditionalists, getting stoned with actual stones. Modern science found cigarette-like gadgets for that; doesn't hurt as much as stones and certainly causes less damage.
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- 4241: Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) (Mar 16, 2006)
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- 4243: Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) (Mar 16, 2006)
- 4244: Hati (Mar 16, 2006)
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- 4246: Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) (Mar 16, 2006)
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- 4249: Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) (Mar 17, 2006)
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- 4254: Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) (Mar 17, 2006)
- 4255: Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ (Mar 17, 2006)
- 4256: Shirps (Mar 17, 2006)
- 4257: Hapi - Hippo #5 (Mar 17, 2006)
- 4258: Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) (Mar 20, 2006)
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