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A1047953 - How to Train Cheese

Post 1

Bob McBob

Entry: How to Train Cheese - A1047953
Author: Bob McBob - U222236

There are 458 letter "e"s in this article.


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Post 2

Azara

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Bob, this is hilarious! I'm afraid I can't offer you any 'Workshop' advice, because this is far funnier than anything I can think of.

I'm not a normal denizen of this Workshop - I followed the links from your impossible pie to you home space, and when I saw the pathetic article about the lost and lonely little entry, I had to come here and look.

Well done!

Azara
smiley - rose


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Post 3

snark king

MY GOD THAT IS FUNNY! I dont know what to say. Great, Fantastic, Marvelous. Hehehe, Shakespeare.


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Post 4

friendlywithteeth

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Traveller in Time Reporting Bugs -o-o- Broken the chain of Pliny -o-o- Hired

Great article, very clear, very to the topic.

Still a little mean though, if your cheese does not have to say anything, you can not force it by prodding.

The mouse in the end could also be trained? instead of releasing it.

Very good discription of how to train cheese. Much better than these articles about nowhere villages in nowhere land.

This is not fiction, it is serious, it has good style, a nice byte of humour.

Say Cheese for Bob McBob smiley - smiley


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Post 6

Bob McBob

Er... Cheese for Bob McBob(?)


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a girl called Ben

Definitely a gem! Thank you for brightening up my day.

B


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Post 8

Pimms

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Very nice entry Bob, what are you going to do with it, to publicise it more?

Pimms smiley - stiffdrink
(read your personal space too - liked the scrolling linkssmiley - smiley)


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Post 9

J

This really is very funny smiley - biggrin

Well done

smiley - blacksheep


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Post 10

Spiff

triffic!

"this may sound a bit tough on Parmesan, but that's just hard cheese!" smiley - ok

spiff


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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side...

Its very cheesible, but shouldn't it be in 'Peer review', as it is informatitive? I've trained several cheeses after reading this article a few months back smiley - cheerssmiley - cheesesmiley - erm


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J

All of mine just got depressed and grated themselves smiley - sadface

smiley - blacksheep


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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side...

smiley - sadface Its a shame when that happens, they let things get to them too much and grat e themselves up over it smiley - wah


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Post 14

Bob McBob

smiley - dontpanic Look, there's no point crying over spilt milk products....


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Post 15

nadia

How have I not read this before? Fabulous!

smiley - orangefish - off to direct a lizard this way.


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Post 16

Bob McBob

A 12 foot lizard!?! smiley - run


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Fattylizard - everybody loves an eggbee

A 5 foot lizard.

Who likes cheese.

I think I'll try and start a circus.

smiley - biggrinWelcome to laughing hour.

Fatty


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Post 18

nadia

Never mind dear, you might not be quite be 12 foot but what you lack in height you make up in girth.

Are you sure a cheese circus is an altogether good idea? Kitten is rather fond of cheese...as am I smiley - evilgrin

smiley - mistletoe
smiley - orangefish


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Post 19

The Professor

I'm a big fan of articles that are as seemingly factual and explanatory as their subject matter allows.
This is hilarious.

The Professor
Societas Eruditorum


Even cheese can't write stuff this good!

Post 20

UnderGuide Editors

Congratulations! Your piece has been picked from the Alternative Writing Workshop (AWW) by our miners and has been accepted by the editors for inclusion in the H2G2 UnderGuide! It will be featured on H2G2's front page in due course and then be displayed on the shelves of the UnderGuide.

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