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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Jan 12, 2003
oh yes!
It's a week on Saturday!
HoHum.
Off to my lonely bed.
Goodnight 
and I hope all the boys have something good to report back...
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Ku'Reshtin (Bring the beat back!) Posted Jan 13, 2003
Nothing to report from the west coast of Scotland, except a lot of rain and wind. First football practice yesteday was pure joy, out in the rain, wind and cold. Feeling the aftermath of that today, mostly sore muscles from the drills we ran.
Then again, there wouldn't be anything to report anyways, since I'm never out looking cause I'm too tired to do anything creative..
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Beatrice Posted Jan 13, 2003
Right, opinions needed.
First of all, go to the "Long time ago this question must've been asked" thread on ask h2g2.
Then try the experiment with Marmite.
And then tell me, does my new name imply an "and" between "Luckystar" and "Marmite" which wasn't really the message I was trying to get across
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beanfoto Posted Jan 14, 2003
People who use the M word should remember that some people 6000 miles away have it on their " One of the few things I miss about England" list.
So I won't go that thread until I can slate my lusts on toast 'n marmite.
Talking of lust, what do you do when a three quarters naked woman of 30 says she's a virgin, and here it's important to stay that way until marriage?
Answer:-
Shrink mainly,( and that's no joke!).
It's like having a limitless supply of gobstoppers, but having each one snatched from your mouth, just as you get to your favourite colour!
Problems?
You think you've got problems!
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Jan 14, 2003
and I thought *I* had problems.
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beanfoto Posted Jan 14, 2003
It's just that I'd like to play around a little first...
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Beatrice Posted Jan 14, 2003
Crieky! That blinkin' Marmite trick's just landed me a date for tomorrow night!
Go on the rest of you! To your jars of Yeast Extract! Spoons at the ready!
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Ek* this space intentionally left blank *ki Posted Jan 14, 2003
*checks in for a change*
Spoons ... 
*puts away rolling pin and takes off Apron*
Has there been any New Year Nooky?
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Jan 14, 2003
Not since New Year's Eve...
Spoons? 
Sounds good to me!
Although, I will pass on the Marmite...
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Jan 14, 2003
*whacks Marmite*
*whacks Marmite some more*
How is this meant to get me a date, exactly? 
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Saint Patrick Patron Saint of Depression: Here to haunt your dreams and stalk your waking hours Posted Jan 14, 2003
hiya all v. much here at mo
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