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Baconlefeets Posted Oct 11, 2006
That was a *big* gappy bottom. Wonder what I was gonna put? 
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Trin Tragula Posted Oct 11, 2006
Was it this?
http://slapnose.com/images/blog/1005/1005_big_sandwich_300x225.jpg
We have the 'wichnology! 
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Baconlefeets Posted Oct 11, 2006
You've shown me that *huge* 'wich before. 
I think we've exhausted Googles offering of 'wich photies. 
"We can make it better, stronger, crustier"
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Trin Tragula Posted Oct 11, 2006
Oh
Well, it's worth looking at again
Don't believe it! 
Ah ha!
http://www.thecountrygrocer.com/catering/images/big/bg_sandwch.jpg
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Trin Tragula Posted Oct 11, 2006
Yay! 
There are quite a lot - better bung some cling film over them.
*veeeeeeeeeeep... crick! crinkle crinkle crinkle*
There we go 
All nice and stay fresh.
Footie?
Uh oh
*vooooooooooorp*
Sorry. Didn't realise you were still in there.
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Baconlefeets Posted Oct 11, 2006
*gasps*
Need more 'wiches!
*cling film*
*gaspmunchgaspmunchgasp*
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Baconlefeets Posted Oct 11, 2006
But now they won't stay fresh.
I'll just have to eat 'em all now. 
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Trin Tragula Posted Oct 11, 2006
That's a very noble gesture 
I'll help *scoff munch chomp*
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What happened to the nontable?
Sorry I couldn't be bothered finding an appropriate place to ask that and this seemed a likely place to start.
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Trin Tragula Posted Nov 3, 2006
Very likely indeed - though you'll have to wait till the nontable expert turns up. Clueless, me 
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Actually I can't remember if the nontable expert is FB or 2legs.
Can you find a way to stop me starting sentences with 'actually'?
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Trin Tragula Posted Nov 3, 2006
Actually, no. Unless you want to remove the 'a' key from your keyboard with a screwdriver. Which would be a bit drastic.
There is a whole history of nontables somewhere. I think Footie was the first to track them down and capture one. 2legs then did a lot of explication
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Ctully then...
... do I go an search the backlog vastnesses, or wait for one of them to turn up and do the leg work for me? Such a hard decision...
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Baconlefeets Posted Nov 3, 2006
Ta da! 
F134694?thread=346270
(Sweeties for legwork payment).
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Trin Tragula Posted Nov 3, 2006
Ah, go on then - thar she blows!
F134694?thread=346270
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Trin Tragula Posted Nov 3, 2006
Woah! 
Anyone would think it was *your* journal or something
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