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what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jun 22, 2006
well, new page, new sessions. Now is the time to close old books and forget.
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) Posted Jun 22, 2006
Forget what? Did you say anything? Can't see you forgetting anything... well - actually I can not see you...
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jun 22, 2006
yes, well, it takes more than just light to see.. even in full daylight: if you keep your eyes closed you see just as much as you see in here: 
all
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) Posted Jun 22, 2006
*opens his eyes - like MTV wise*
Yeah, I can see that: It's dark in here! 
and what a darkness! I think I rather shut them again and have my personal limbo...
*goes on singing
*
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jun 22, 2006
yes, your own personal limbo is probably good enough, be sure it's locked on the inside?
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Jun 27, 2006
what's the problem 
can't we just lock it on the outside?
nah, wouldn't want to do that to an almost-countryman. both E and i are members of the tribe of 'borderline krauts', in case you had forgot
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
wyvern Posted Jun 27, 2006
Give me the problems, I will eat them.
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jun 28, 2006
.. no locking on the outside no.. well, you couldn't see the lock for one, it'd be hard to connect the 
pump to it and you wouldn't keep away from him, and then if all this ale going in, something would have to come out .. no, no locking on the outside.
eat Englaender? .. I don't think that'd be a good idea?.. Oh.. sorry .. eat problems! careless reading ..
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Jun 28, 2006
nothing good will come from eating anything english they say 
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jun 28, 2006
not even steak and kidney pie??
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Jun 29, 2006
are you kidding?
in the rest of the known universe that "dish" is known as botulism
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jun 29, 2006
.. mm.. I like it .. and by the way .. I also like haggis
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Jun 30, 2006
i know a few heart surgeons who will be thrilled to hear that
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jul 3, 2006
what..?? to get rid of their waste? the parts that wouldn't fit in so to speak? no.. haggis is supposed to be made of sheep.. I think
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Jul 3, 2006
they will be thrilled to hear that their jobs are safe...
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jul 3, 2006
no.. it's supposed to be healthy .. wash it down with scotch
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Jul 3, 2006
ah, yes, alcohol dissolves fat 
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jul 3, 2006
does it? .. ah .. so by just having a few more I can lose weight?
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Jul 3, 2006
nah, there are other kinds of fattening stuff in as well
what subject? I still can't see a in thing
Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Jul 3, 2006
.. so no such y luck eh? well.. I'll just have without excuses then
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- 4841: Hapi - Hippo #5 (Jun 22, 2006)
- 4842: Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) (Jun 22, 2006)
- 4843: Hapi - Hippo #5 (Jun 22, 2006)
- 4844: Englaender (wondering what he will be doing next) (Jun 22, 2006)
- 4845: Hapi - Hippo #5 (Jun 22, 2006)
- 4846: Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ (Jun 27, 2006)
- 4847: wyvern (Jun 27, 2006)
- 4848: Hapi - Hippo #5 (Jun 28, 2006)
- 4849: Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ (Jun 28, 2006)
- 4850: Hapi - Hippo #5 (Jun 28, 2006)
- 4851: Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ (Jun 29, 2006)
- 4852: Hapi - Hippo #5 (Jun 29, 2006)
- 4853: Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ (Jun 30, 2006)
- 4854: Hapi - Hippo #5 (Jul 3, 2006)
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