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But before I killed the residents of Paris.
Elbow Yangle (and the case for boys in eyeliner) Posted Feb 19, 2002
Can you feel the love in this forum? I can! "Get a room!" You and you guns...
But before I killed the residents of Paris.
Chris Tonks Posted Feb 19, 2002
I don't remember that quote, so I'm quite worried. 
But before I killed the residents of Paris.
Elbow Yangle (and the case for boys in eyeliner) Posted Feb 20, 2002
Don't worry, neither do I. I was feeling the love of Robin for his guns again, thats all.
But before I killed the residents of Paris.
Chris Tonks Posted Feb 20, 2002
Ah, well, all is now resolved.
I think. 
But before I killed the residents of Paris.
Ming Mang Posted Feb 21, 2002
I know that feeling... one of my friends is kind of the same...
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But before I killed the residents of Paris.
Elbow Yangle (and the case for boys in eyeliner) Posted Feb 22, 2002
Do you think they're trying to compensate for something?...probably not.
Could someone else change the subject title occasionally?
Elbow Yangle (and the case for boys in eyeliner) Posted Feb 23, 2002
Whats with wibble? Thats my name!
And we all know that ur not compensating for anything Rob!
Could someone else change the subject title occasionally?
Chris Tonks Posted Feb 23, 2002
Wibble may well be your name ( 
), but it's also the original nonsense word of Ming and a few other people. 
I do change the title! I knew the murderish ones were yours.
Hotblack Desiato Posted Feb 24, 2002
M.P:
"I have a silly walk and I would like a grant to develop it."
Hello, again. Just returning for another exiciting sift through e-mails and message posts. So:
1) If you want, you could ask me for help with maths! I'm a whizz at maths - once I'm past the initial "How do I do this?" phase - so if you don't mind waitingfor a reply, and the Prof has no answer, and... no-one else is about, I'm your man!
2) I invented a few words... All right, two. They follow:
(a) WHOOPHA CH'CHANG! (Pron. with v. high pitch on first syllable)
-Exact translation, "Hit a cash register": rough meaning "rob a shop" (command)
(b) WHOOPHA CH'CHING! (not to be confused with "whoopha ch'chang"), similar pronounciation.
-translates roughly as "Money for Nothing" (eg. taxes, inheritance, student grants [sigh] etc.)
(c) CHICKEN-e-FRESH! (sim. pron.)
-Translation: No idea.
3) Hi, I'm in Sheffield, visiting brother. Minor car accident, tried a shot of Southern Comfort (after car accident), experienced American imported DVD comedy film on big TV with surround sound. I love it out here.
See you all... uh... eventually...
Thom 
I do change the title! I knew the murderish ones were yours.
Chris Tonks Posted Feb 24, 2002
Ah, good to see you again, Hotblack! 
You dare suggest that I would have no answer to Ming's maths queries?
Hmm... perhaps, when she moves onto P2 and P3, while I'm still stuck on P1, then I'll have no answer.
I made up some words too, years ago, but none of them mean anything.
I do change the title! I knew the murderish ones were yours.
Ming Mang Posted Feb 24, 2002
Yay Hotblack, you returned once again!
Or when I move onto P4,5 and possibly 6 and 7, eh Prof?
I've made lots of words up...
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I do change the title! I knew the murderish ones were yours.
Elbow Yangle (and the case for boys in eyeliner) Posted Feb 24, 2002
Squebble
I do change the title! I knew the murderish ones were yours.
Ming Mang Posted Feb 24, 2002
Indeed.
¦M¦
I do change the title! I knew the murderish ones were yours.
Elbow Yangle (and the case for boys in eyeliner) Posted Feb 24, 2002
need I say more?
I do change the title! I knew the murderish ones were yours.
Chris Tonks Posted Feb 24, 2002
Squebble'll do just fine.
(I had fun pronouncing that sentence. )
I do change the title! I knew the murderish ones were yours.
Ming Mang Posted Feb 24, 2002
Zakaterly!!
¦M¦
I do change the title! I knew the murderish ones were yours.
Elbow Yangle (and the case for boys in eyeliner) Posted Feb 25, 2002
I do like that one!
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