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Atavachron View Drop Down

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Posted: June 18 2009 at 03:25

^ indeed, not unlike when catsup was declared a vegetable by public schools Ermm

Edited by Atavachron - June 18 2009 at 03:25

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Posted: June 18 2009 at 05:19

Jim Garten wrote:

Oh

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Anyway - that's just selective statistical quotation; everybody knows tobacco is a plant, therefore is (sort of) a vegetable and can therefore be considered one of my 5 a day

sh*t - who am I trying to kid...?

Or in my case, one of my 25 a day, unfortunately (Drum, not veggies)

It's not that I can't find worth in anything, it's just that I can't find worth in enough.

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Posted: June 18 2009 at 06:04

Prefer Cutters Choice myself - always found it to have something of a chocolate aroma...

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Posted: June 18 2009 at 06:11

How to hypnotise a man......

http://vili.us/hypno.html

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Posted: June 18 2009 at 07:05

Oh dear...

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Posted: June 18 2009 at 12:28

Snow Dog wrote:

How to hypnotise a man......

http://vili.us/hypno.html

No, I've been watching this for about an hour and I'm still not hypnotised.

When people get lost in thought it's often because it's unfamiliar territory.

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Posted: June 18 2009 at 12:35

Neil wrote:

Snow Dog wrote:

How to hypnotise a man......

http://vili.us/hypno.html

No, I've been watching this for about an hour and I'm still not hypnotised.

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Posted: June 18 2009 at 16:44

I'll be suffering from cold turkey starting tomorrow.... I spent three days in Cambridge, with daily 'full english breakfast' and great finger buffet lunches. It's back to plain bread now...

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Posted: June 19 2009 at 14:17

Angelo wrote:

I'll be suffering from cold turkey starting tomorrow.... I spent three days in Cambridge, with daily 'full english breakfast' and great finger buffet lunches. It's back to plain bread now...

How are the arteries? Have they hardened up nicely?

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Posted: June 19 2009 at 14:27

Is it just me or is BBC Cardiff Singer of the World an oxymoron?

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Posted: June 19 2009 at 14:39

Too many Welsh members here for me to possibly comment

What?

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Posted: June 19 2009 at 14:39

Yes but we all know Cardiff isn't really proper Wales...

*hides*

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Posted: June 20 2009 at 03:23

limeyrob wrote:

How are the arteries? Have they hardened up nicely?

Definitely! If I should die this weekend, you can reuse my plumbing as rain pipes for the shed.

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Posted: June 20 2009 at 05:11

Micro-bore pipes and high pressure seems to work fine in central heating systems, there must be a flaw in the human circulation system.

What?

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Posted: June 21 2009 at 10:37

I don't know, but I never tried to feed a full english breakfast to our heating system. You might be surprised...

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Posted: June 22 2009 at 02:04

Whenever we have such a problem with the central heating, we just drain the system, have it flushed through with strong chemicals then fill it up again... amazing they don't try that on cardio thorasic wards

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Posted: June 23 2009 at 08:59

on the way back from Lisbon I started reading "Narrow Dog to Carcassonne" I'm not finished it yet, but since the very first page it made me think of all the shed dwellers, Jim, Vicky and Neil in particular, if you've not read it yet, GET A COPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Brilliant, funnny as hell, VERY SHED-LIKE and a nice non-brain-sucking read!

http://www.narrowdog.com/

R x

Edited by Wilcey - June 23 2009 at 09:33

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Posted: June 24 2009 at 02:16

Wilcey wrote:

on the way back from Lisbon I started reading "Narrow Dog to Carcassonne" I'm not finished it yet, but since the very first page it made me think of all the shed dwellers, Jim, Vicky and Neil in particular, if you've not read it yet, GET A COPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Originally posted by a reviewer on Amazon

a reviewer on Amazon wrote:

This is the true story of Darlington and his wife, both retirees, who own a narrow boat which they use to pootle up and down the waterways of the black country. They also have a very nervous dog which travels with them with great reluctance and spends a lot of time hyperventilating.

Does that make Neil our nervous hyperventilating dog, then?

OK - I'll bite - purchased for £0.01p

Edited by Jim Garten - June 24 2009 at 02:17

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Posted: June 24 2009 at 04:02

It's brilliant! still reading it but it is full of gems! I am driving everyone stir crazy by quoting it continually!!!!

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Posted: June 24 2009 at 04:06

James wrote:

Is it just me or is BBC Cardiff Singer of the World an am i a oxymoron?

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