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curse of the rain cloud
DelphicOracle Posted Sep 29, 1999
Try taking a large and cumbersome umbrella with you every day. This guarantees that it won't rain... at least not until you forget your umbrella or leave it on the bus.
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kats-eyes (psychically confirmed caffeine addict) Posted Sep 29, 1999
maybe the rainclouds think you're a god... haven't I read that somewhere???
or maybe you eat too much
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FiNdUs Posted Sep 30, 1999
Manchester would explain a lot - but unfortunately not THAT.
I should change my rather nice umbrella and try it...., I´ll do and tell you the result.
Imagine, it happened again this morning
Haven´t you read that WHERE ??? I´ve got a déja-vu, mais je ne sais pas ou...damned
Me, I can´t get enough fish *bubble*
Findus
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The Q Posted Sep 30, 1999
Conversely, I always seem to be thinking "well at least it didn't rain while I was out" and as soon as I step through the door, it chucks it down! I then get a weird self-satisfied and unwarranted smug feeling that somehow I've been selected by some superior force to be sheltered from the elements, only I forgot to buy milk, so I have to go back out in the torrential downpour, where I curse the gods for pissing down on my head.
Funny that!
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The Q Posted Sep 30, 1999
when was the last time you saw so many syllables in an entry from a blonde?
and anyway, I presume you mean blonde 'skirt', which isn't very politically correct of you is it? (spot the irony - you do know what irony is don't you?)
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Bruce Posted Sep 30, 1999
"when was the last time you saw so many syllables in an entry from a blonde?"
Here, I say, that's a bit colourist isn't it?
And I think the answer to your question is - Here http://www.h2g2.com/U49474
;^)#
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BlurbVurt Posted Sep 30, 1999
I'm drowned by Poodles- Bucketing it down in Wolverhampton. I think the clouds get trapped inside city centres that are surrounded by ring roads-
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Anonymouse Posted Sep 30, 1999
No, I meant blonde in general... I was going to mention the low-pressure system you create when you step outside before filling up. (If the answer was affirmative, that is. )
PC? PC? PI is more my style.
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FiNdUs Posted Oct 1, 1999
It works - THIS morning it was just the other way round. When I walked out, it STOPPED raining !
K M W I S F
Findus
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Bruce Posted Oct 1, 1999
Anonymouse, I've always seen you as a 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419 71693993751058209749445923078164062...
sort of person
;^)#
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Anonymouse Posted Oct 1, 1999
Hmm... And here I've been deluding myself all this time thinking I was more the
3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164069...
type.
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Cheerful Dragon Posted Oct 2, 1999
A propos of blondes in general, seeing as we have got on to the subject...
I was working with a couple of colleagues, one blonde (i.e. female) and the other blond (i.e. male), and we started telling jokes. After a string of 'dumb blonde' jokes from all parties (none of us is PC) I told the 'two nuns in a bath' joke. You know the one.
There were two nuns in a bath. One said 'Where's the soap?' The other replied 'Yes, it does, doesn't it.'
My male colleague didn't get it, and I just had to say 'Well, talk about dumb blonds!'
(PS How do you do the bubbles next to the fish?)
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Bruce Posted Oct 2, 1999
How could I misjudge you so!
Can't we just split the difference?
;^)#
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Jim Pooley Posted Oct 3, 1999
Is this just pie in the sky? again
I've got his horible feeling of deja vu
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Moonglum Clampflower (MornC), Muse of Ego, Keeper of the Lamp and Guru, (aka Happinose) Posted Aug 13, 2003
If it's so hot and everyone needs rain, they should visit FiNdUs
as he seems to have it all the time.
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- 1: FiNdUs (Sep 29, 1999)
- 2: Researcher 56008 (Sep 29, 1999)
- 3: DelphicOracle (Sep 29, 1999)
- 4: kats-eyes (psychically confirmed caffeine addict) (Sep 29, 1999)
- 5: FiNdUs (Sep 30, 1999)
- 6: The Q (Sep 30, 1999)
- 7: Anonymouse (Sep 30, 1999)
- 8: The Q (Sep 30, 1999)
- 9: Bruce (Sep 30, 1999)
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- 11: Anonymouse (Sep 30, 1999)
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- 13: Bruce (Oct 1, 1999)
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- 15: Cheerful Dragon (Oct 2, 1999)
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