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Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Jun 28, 1999
Wonders if Garibaldi would like to visit my home page to check out my, modestly blushes, wonderful recipe for kumquat brandy?
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Garibaldi - Patented Mr G party at F14181?thread=256534 Posted Jun 28, 1999
Sounds lovely.
Oh, and tahnks to all the party goers, this page got onto the busiest forum. Just that it being a journal entry meant my oldest jornual entry was the one the the front page pointed to.
Don't let the party stop, we have heaps more to do, eat, and drink. Maybe we can keep this going for a lot longer if it stay on the busiest forum list.
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Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Jun 28, 1999
Throws another log on the fire. Places freshly skinned baby pandas on spit while whistling a merry little tune.
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Garibaldi - Patented Mr G party at F14181?thread=256534 Posted Jun 29, 1999
Oh man, you just reminded me about the goanna's that I was going to chuck on the fire.
Oooh, my glass is empty, there must be a hole in it. Time to get some more alcohol for my glass.
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Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Jun 29, 1999
...passes Garibaldi a large glass of Mountain Dew, cuts off a slice of goanna, delicious.
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Feisor - -0- Generix I made it back - sortof ... Posted Jun 29, 1999
ooooo looook .... who bought the baby harp seals sauteed in whale oil and garnished with larks' tongues??
Obviously a child of the sixties, pass the Southern Comfort please *sings* Oh Lord won't you buy me a mercedes benz ...........
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Smaug Posted Jun 29, 1999
Ahoy there! Room for another guest?
You guys give new meaning to the words 'party animals'...
Anyone fancy a casserole of pangolins in custard? Washed down with a nice fermented spider sangria...
Wonderful atmosphere you've got here...swamp gas and eucalyptus unless I miss my guess.
Love the band!
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Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Jun 29, 1999
Wonders when the Limbo Rock dancing contest is due to begin. Passes around beautifully polished White Heron legs to be used as toothpicks
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johnnyr Posted Jun 30, 1999
rock on folks!!
just brought in a few wallabies from Rotorua
as the ones in Sth Australia
are on the engendered species list
thought they might go well in the treadmill
"resumes position attached to chandelier"
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Garibaldi - Patented Mr G party at F14181?thread=256534 Posted Jun 30, 1999
Oh cool, we have some wallabies, I think we should get in some tiger. Any one know of the best sub-species to eat?
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TowelMaster Posted Jul 1, 1999
But Mrs. Slartibartfast : What about the frogs ?
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Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Jul 1, 1999
Leads in two thylacines using a lead made from the skin of a tiger snake.
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Garibaldi - Patented Mr G party at F14181?thread=256534 Posted Jul 1, 1999
Um, you should explain a thylacine to the party. I know what one is, but if you read back we have already have one at the party.
Ooh, snake, that is a good idea. How about some crocodile meat?
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Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Jul 1, 1999
Pops down to the Tigers R Us shop in the Tunbridge Wells medievel mall and swaps the tylacines for two Siberian snow leopards one of which accidently (snigger snigger) bites Garibaldi on the bum
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Feisor - -0- Generix I made it back - sortof ... Posted Jul 1, 1999
Gotta worry when dinner starts devouring the diners
BTW - have put an invitation to this wingding on my page to see if we can get some new blood - might keep the Siberian tigers happy too!
Grilled narwhal anyone?? Comes with its own toothpick ........
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Ginger The Feisty Posted Jul 1, 1999
I thought I was a gate crasher but then realised that I had been invited by accident. Is it ok to join in without being eaten? I'm sure I'm not that tasty!
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Smaug Posted Jul 1, 1999
Hmmm...puts away the Ginger beer, Ginger bread, Ginger syllabub, Ginger biscuits, Ginger wine and crystal Ginger...sorry, friend!
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Ginger The Feisty Posted Jul 1, 1999
I just hope JohnnyR stops crunching on my nuts - I don't have any but it sounds painful anyway!
Seahorse Frittes anyone?
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Shawn the uncarved block. Posted Jul 1, 1999
Has anyone seen the grilled qwokka (the Antipodeans out there that have been to Rottnest Island know what I mean)...?
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Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Jul 1, 1999
Used to enjoy quokka's garnished with huhu bugs while haveing a few gins with a few gins from Darwin
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