This is the Message Centre for AEndr, The Mad Hatter
evryone cheers as the hat man enters
Jenny and Fred the cheese Started conversation Oct 29, 1999
I have found another kindred hat obsessionist. They register almost as high as chocolate and eyebrows on the scale of most important things in the universe. Hi i'm jenny and this is the hat i'm wearing right now - cowboy like with mambo print.
evryone cheers as the hat woman enters
AEndr, The Mad Hatter Posted Oct 29, 1999
hello
I'm wearing a suede hat of a terry pratchett style. (flat and floppy) it is shaded colours from autumn reds, browns and greens with black embroidery piping in loops and tiny silver bells all over. currently one mouse is roaming on its rim.
(the other mouse is on my waistcoat)
evryone cheers as the hat woman enters
Jenny and Fred the cheese Posted Oct 29, 1999
hmmmmm very nice, so do your mice have names or are they just mice? do they breed? if you get baby mice can i have one to roam my hats?
evryone cheers as the hat woman enters
AEndr, The Mad Hatter Posted Nov 6, 1999
If I ever have baby mice, then yes you may have one to roam your hats. or would you care to wait for a (n in) breeding pair?
my mice are indistinguishable, so names would be difficult. I have a toad called TOAD. my mice are just mice or one of the mice, never mouse.
evryone cheers as the hat woman enters
Jenny and Fred the cheese Posted Nov 11, 1999
speaking of mice i've been trying to work out what the plural of moose is, 1 moose 2 mice, 1 moo 2 moose, 1 moose 2 meese, 1 moos 2 moosi.
evryone cheers as the hat woman enters
AEndr, The Mad Hatter Posted Nov 11, 1999
i think it may be moose. one moose two moose. due to the vagaries of the english language
Key: Complain about this post
evryone cheers as the hat man enters
More Conversations for AEndr, The Mad Hatter
Write an Entry
"The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a wholly remarkable book. It has been compiled and recompiled many times and under many different editorships. It contains contributions from countless numbers of travellers and researchers."