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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Nov 11, 2006
i was, santra, i was 
i realise i probably carry most of the responsibility for the average shabbiness of this society, but what can you expect of an aging, semi-danish buccaneer with poor taste? 
where's me 
?
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tartaronne Posted Nov 11, 2006
Wellcome here, JCNSmith.
Time for 
then...
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JCNSmith Posted Nov 11, 2006
>i realise i probably carry most of the responsibility for the average shabbiness of this society<
Well you can cheer up now, mate, reinforcements are at hand! No need to go it alone from now on. Between the two of us we should be able to raise the bar considerably; henceforth, people can expect to find above average shabbiness here! They've approved my membership! 
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tartaronne Posted Nov 11, 2006
Skål - in 
, though.
*Sits down to watch shabbyness evolve.*
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JCNSmith Posted Nov 11, 2006
Okay, but just don't expect any miracles. Rome wasn't burned in a day, you know! Hope you've got lots of
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Hati Posted Nov 11, 2006
Welcome to the club, JCNSmith! 
I've added you to the list. 
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Milla, h2g2 Operations Posted Nov 11, 2006
Ahhh, another victim 
*rubs hands*
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Izzybelle Posted Nov 11, 2006
Ah a new member!
Welcome!JNCSmith!
Izzybelle
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Izzybelle Posted Nov 11, 2006
JCNSmith... sorry... Tartaronne you´re right Pierce is affecting the spelling
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JCNSmith Posted Nov 12, 2006
Milla: >Ahhh, another victim
*rubs hands* <
Errrrr ... did you say ... "victim"? Could there be anything that the recruiter failed to mention? Some obscure legal detail buried in all the fine print of the membership application? Having only just skimmed it over quickly before signing on the dotted line, I perhaps should have gone back and re-read that paragraph about custody of my first-born? Bother! Well, if there's sufficient perhaps it will all work out for the best in the long run. Actually wasn't all that fond of the first-born anyway. Royal pain in the you-know-what.
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Hati Posted Nov 12, 2006
Well, you are quite safe from me coming and inspecting your nordicness. But there surely is something else...
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JCNSmith Posted Nov 12, 2006
Maybe I'd prefer to have you come and inspect my nordicness. Could we work out a deal here maybe?
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JCNSmith Posted Nov 12, 2006
Consider them in the mail ... along with the check, of course.
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tartaronne Posted Nov 12, 2006
Is this.......bribing...going on?
How old is your first-born JCN?
Still need someone to shovel the snow away, Hati?
You've just missed a few Nordic meets and mini-meets in Denmark, Sweden (micro 
) and Estonia, JCN. I'm still envious of the people who celebrated Estonian x-mas this summer.
Do we have plans for the next Nordic meet? Milla's house-warming or something along those lines. Or do you all intend to shower the London Spring-meet with you grace?
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