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Quest for the Holy Grail
Woman with a stick (called Stick) [Muse of Rich people} Posted Sep 7, 2001
Looks up from hacking through the undergrowth to see the caravan
woman leaps onto rolling cabin
Am I glad to see you Lumberjack I'm sure I heard howling or maybe it was a or a or a ...I think I need a
Oh look a handy inn - I wonder why there's garlic hung around all the windows...still let's go and have a
Quest for the Holy Grail
2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Sep 7, 2001
Hmmmm:
Garlic, maybe its because they have discovered the amazing culanoary delights of French cooking? maybe its because they heard of the medical advantages of eating garlic? maybe they are short of flower? I've been drunk now for almost an entire week my mates wedding tomorrow
WOOOOOOOO!
*pulls on teh reins and haults the hourse called Bob,
*climbs down from (majic?) caravan? Shall we go get a drink
Quest for the Holy Grail
Woman with a stick (called Stick) [Muse of Rich people} Posted Jan 2, 2002
Err hello I know I've been away for ages but I have been looking for the grail- -honest - It's just that I've been looking in places with no computer.
So where Have I been?
Well- up hills, down dales, across mighty oceans, in small cupboards, though deep dark woods, trekking across endless deserts, to the tops of the highest mountains, to the bottom of the deepest seas. I've met wise women, holy men, oracles, sages, hermits, kings, queens, peasants, vampires, werewolves, giants, dwarves, ghosts, the bloke in the pub down the road, talking beasts.
Have I found the grail? Yes - it was in the cupboard under the stairs at home...
Quest for the Holy Grail
Woman with a stick (called Stick) [Muse of Rich people} Posted Jan 2, 2002
Err hello I know I've been away for ages but I have been looking for the grail- -honest - It's just that I've been looking in places with no computer.
So where Have I been?
Well- up hills, down dales, across mighty oceans, in small cupboards, though deep dark woods, trekking across endless deserts, to the tops of the highest mountains, to the bottom of the deepest seas. I've met wise women, holy men, oracles, sages, hermits, kings, queens, peasants, vampires, werewolves, giants, dwarves, ghosts, the bloke in the pub down the road, talking beasts.
Have I found the grail? Yes - it was in the cupboard under the stairs at home...
Quest for the Holy Grail
Woman with a stick (called Stick) [Muse of Rich people} Posted Jan 2, 2002
And I did it all twice...
Quest for the Holy Grail
Woman with a stick (called Stick) [Muse of Rich people} Posted Feb 10, 2002
Quest for the Holy Grail
2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Feb 12, 2002
*takes a sip
MMm, its nice and isn't that always the way? Things that appear lost, either turn up, where, or very near to where, they were thought to be at the point they went missing, or in completely illogical places, the kinds of, "last places I'd think of looking", like the time I found my chainmail in the fridge...
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- 22: 2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... (Sep 7, 2001)
- 23: 2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... (Dec 8, 2001)
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- 25: Woman with a stick (called Stick) [Muse of Rich people} (Jan 2, 2002)
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- 28: 2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... (Jan 23, 2002)
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