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Cheddar Gorge V: Life after Death
wysiwyger Posted Jul 24, 2003
[ After Colin inadvertently ceased licking his Kharmicly-induced re-birth scars he reconstituted his corporeal form by photosynthesising his cosmic essence transforming the very core into treacle-like molasses apple-flavoured with a sudden dash outside where he exclaimed, hyperventilating, that everything was obviously everything except when nothing like existentialism existed notwithstanding that outside in the pouring green tea over his cassocks which spontaneously burst open and emitted a foul fowl which catalysed with a rancid green turnip and produced an unlikely-sounding yet strangely-flavoured soufflé which, rather surprisingly flew towards a looming dark casserole dish from which emerged an extravagantly spiced yet uncompromisingly delicious yet seemingly revolting recipie-book, which featured many grotesque and inappropriate
instructions on how to deconstruct blancmange molds without needing to deliberately repartition the engine because external facilitators ]
Cheddar Gorge V: Life after Death
Scarlet Woman, (new and improved)! Posted Jul 27, 2003
[Hello Mycelium - hope all's well in Cardiff 
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