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creachy Posted Jan 25, 2006
Well that's just not fair. I come online and start posting and everyone leaves
*checks for smelly pits*
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jan 25, 2006
I thought you were lurking?
*reaches for the Right Guard*
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creachy Posted Jan 25, 2006
Not in this thread
I'm fully available for conversation and general chit chat
Though to be honest, I'm probably gonna make my lunch for tomorrow in a minute and go to bed
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jan 25, 2006
I had a similar thought then noticed the time. Why's it feel like one in the morning?
I feel another Stella coming on.
Don't you just hate it when Paxo presents Newsnight but, instead of giving someone a grilling, it goes all boring?
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creachy Posted Jan 25, 2006
I don't watch newsnight, sorry. Not really a TV kinda man. I like me books and football and of course various drinking establishments known collectively as pubs
Gonna start a Robert Rankin book tonight. Don't really like him but I've read all my Terry Pratchett ones...twice!!
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jan 25, 2006
I got bored with Rankin a few years back. The Brentford Trilogy were marvellous but by the time of Sex and Drugs and Sausage Rolls I found it all a bit repetetive. Same with Pratchett - I gave up somewhere around Reaper Man.
I've a sneaking suspicion I might have to reassess my opinion.
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creachy Posted Jan 25, 2006
Pratchett's new book (THUD) is a good'un
The Rankin one I've got is Chocolate Bunnies of the Apocalypse, or something like that
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Brown Eyed Girl Posted Jan 25, 2006
That was one of the first ones I read. The thnig to do with Hollow Chocolate Bunnies of the Apocalypse, I found, is to ignore the plot and just keep on reading.
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creachy Posted Jan 25, 2006
That's so crazy it might just work
I tried reading it before, but due to lack of any intelligent dialogue I threw it across the room and sulked for 2 hours
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Serephina Posted Jan 25, 2006
Sorry Ged phoned
Smut smut smutty smut smut willies!
better?
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jan 25, 2006
'Ello Serephina dear. Smut level restored. 
Sorry peeps - Pooley & O'Malley are RR's greatest creations. Nothing else comes close.
(with the possible exception of Barry the time sprout).
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Serephina Posted Jan 25, 2006
I've not read Rankin though, n very little Pratchett 
rea Neil Gaimans ameircan gods the other week though on a recommendation n that was good..
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jan 25, 2006
Ooh! 'Ethics of Imprisonment' is only four convos away from slipping off the first page of my convos! Anybody fancy resurrecting a few old 'Ask' threads and knocking the bleeder to 'Older Postings' hell?
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Serephina Posted Jan 25, 2006
American! see i can spell..
older postings hell? ill see what can be done 
what forum is it?
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creachy Posted Jan 25, 2006
Well peeps, I'm gonna have to leave you now. I can hear sleep lurking round the metaphorical corner, and I intend to absorb some written words before he jumps out and mugs me
Goodnight Johnboy
Goodnight Jimbob
Goodni...ooops, wrong site
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