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crossed purposes march 2007

Post 81

Seth of Rabi

Didn't say you weren't already on lists #1 to #36 did I? smiley - tongueout

Think Richter scale, dinosaurs get big numbers smiley - winkeye


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 82

Babette - Dinosaure

smiley - rofl ah smiley - hug .. Richter scale..?? smiley - whistle ah yes, I use Richter scale as well.. to note quality of males smiley - whistle


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 83

Seth of Rabi

seems reasonable. How else would you measure how much the earth moved for you smiley - biggrin


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 84

Babette - Dinosaure

smiley - rofl exactly! Richter was probably instructed by Mrs Richter.


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 85

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

ah, yes, mrs richter, i remember her well smiley - bigeyes

i used to call her my little mount saint helen's smiley - cool

smiley - pirate


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 86

Gwennie

I never knew you kept horses, Pierce! smiley - bigeyes How many hands was your little mount, St Helen's? smiley - biggrin


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 87

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

er, guess i'll take the 5th on that one smiley - whistle

smiley - pirate


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 88

mari-rae

*Hands Pierce a fifth of vodka.*

smiley - ok


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 89

Babette - Dinosaure

smiley - bigeyes that's odd.. a horse with a double name.. Saint Helen Richter??


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 90

Gwennie

It could have been a posh horse Babette. smiley - bigeyes

*Relieves Pierce of his 5th vodka*

One can have too much of a good thing and all that old chap! smiley - stiffdrinksmiley - cheers


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 91

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

wot? who taught you rubbish like that? smiley - laugh

my bob, the things they teach the youngsters these days

*downs another bottle* smiley - cheers

smiley - pirate


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 92

mari-rae

smiley - yikessmiley - run

*Kicks the jukebox to life in an attempt to keep anyone from starting out on the 'Green Bottle' song... *


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 93

Babette - Dinosaure

smiley - rofl posh horse and too much of a good thing.. both are possible of course. smiley - whistle although I'm quite curious what Pierce would do with a horse smiley - whistle I thought he was interested in wolves


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 94

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

they shoot smiley - ponys, don't they?

so i guess we might as well eat them smiley - drool

smiley - pirate


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 95

Gwennie

You really are quite revoltingly cruel, even by smiley - pirate standards. smiley - tongueout


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 96

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

why would you say that smiley - huh

all it takes is a decent sauce and a few veggies smiley - whistle

smiley - pirate


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 97

Babette - Dinosaure

smiley - whistle mm.. yes, horse can be eaten smiley - biggrin with or without sauce.. I prefer it barbecued

shall I light the bbq??


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 98

mari-rae

I don't eat pets.

smiley - yuk


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 99

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

well now, that's understandable. after they have been voted pet of the year for a couple of months they thend to loose there tenderness smiley - biggrin

smiley - pirate


crossed purposes march 2007

Post 100

Babette - Dinosaure

I nibble on pets.. and li.... never mind.


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