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Baconlefeets Posted Aug 20, 2003
i haven' lived, not heard much of foo fighters and never swum neked
letters you don't pronounce in words e.g. 'u' in 'pronounce'
or
people spelling someones name wrong so you can't find it in a database?
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weberquetzal Posted Aug 20, 2003
Letters that you don't pronounce! (the database scenario is just too annoying!)
magnets or paperclips?
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Baconlefeets Posted Aug 20, 2003
magnets, coz you can pick paperclips up with them!
sprite or coke?
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badger party tony party green party Posted Aug 20, 2003
Coke especially if I can have cherry coke but nit that fowl vanilla nonsense.
Getting into a bed with nice clean sheets after youve showered when youve had a long hard day,
OR
jumping in puddles wiht your wellies on.
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Cheerful Dragon Posted Aug 20, 2003
Jumping in puddles. I'm the one who has to put the 'nice clean sheets' on the bed in the first place, and the duvet cover is a pain in the a$$ to do by myself.
Taking an elderly dog for a *very* slow walk or attacking a load of brambles in your garden
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Teuchter Posted Aug 20, 2003
Attacking the brambles - much more satisfying if you're in a bad mood
hand weeding OR pouring some chemicals on the path
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badger party tony party green party Posted Aug 21, 2003
Hand weeding much kinder to the
Gas bills that surprise you by telling you your in credit
OR
birhtday cards where your name is spelt wrong?
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Teuchter Posted Aug 21, 2003
Definitely the gas bills
Bank Holiday Fridays OR Bank Holiday Mondays
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Cheerful Dragon Posted Aug 21, 2003
[erm] Tough one. Dancing, I suppose, but it depends on the kind of dancing. I like line dancing, and I'd probably enjoy ballroom dancing and Scottish dancing if I could do it. But the jigging about that passes as dancing at clubs and discos - forget it. As for singing, I'm what Stephen Fry described as 'tone dumb'. I'm fine if I'm singing when there's nobody around, but give me an audience and my voice is all over the place.
Cleaning the bathroom or vacuuming the stair carpet
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Hellycub Posted Aug 21, 2003
Ooh, I was gonna ask that one the other day! I think we're all quite inspired by office equipment in this game!
I'm gonna say keyboard, although I have my "mouse" days too.
Driving or being the person reading the map?
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Cheerful Dragon Posted Aug 21, 2003
Depends on what for. Keyboard can be used for cursor control, but you can't type with a mouse. Keyboard, I guess
Cleaning the bathroom or vacuuming the stair carpet
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Cheerful Dragon Posted Aug 21, 2003
Aargh! Too many people posting at once!
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Hellycub Posted Aug 21, 2003
Cleaning the bathroom (I'm scared of the hoover)
Chicken or beef?
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badger party tony party green party Posted Aug 21, 2003
keyboards, because thye have more buttons.
Vacuuming the stairs, arent bathrooms self cleaning?
Singing, even though I cant.
rugby or football?
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