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    Posted: September 12 2006 at 16:51
I'm going to walk home from work now.
 
You have about fifteen minutes to post something -- anything -- even remotely interesting or amusing.Stern Smile
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
I can't always carry this forum alone, you know!
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Somehow, the best bread (oerbrood) doesnt do well with the best spread (peanutbutter with nuts!), but the second bests(cervelate and white bread) do well with the other bests!
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Originally posted by JrKASperov JrKASperov wrote:

Somehow, the best bread (oerbrood) doesnt do well with the best spread (peanutbutter with nuts!), but the second bests(cervelate and white bread) do well with the other bests!


Ever tried salami (the real garlicy kind) on white bread on board a Scottish long distance coach? The looks on people's faces are worth it!

BTW: Oerbrood? You must be dutch...


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Cobblers Peter,you better bloody well entertain me for a change!

I'm just off for a Ruby Murray for my supper and if there isnt anything damn well amusing from you when I return you'll be terminated...
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Here's something interesting. Guess what these are all anagrams of:

True toe pride

Tired out peer

I Pee red trout
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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:




 
 
I saw one of those in a store! Shocked
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I was in English class today and the teacher asked if there were any preferences that made you write BETTER.
 
The girl next to me obviously misheard because she said..what    uh yea   deff with someone in bed
 
it was funnier in person...
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Me too, I tried the "Jim Garten Patented Snooze Button" but it didn't work.
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Can I be the first person to mention Dream Theater on this thread? Apparently they're a progressive metal band, and quite popular in some circles.
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Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

Can I be the first person to mention Dream Theater on this thread? Apparently they're a progressive metal band, and quite popular in some circles.
Maybe you should start a poll about them.

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Originally posted by Falling Flower Falling Flower wrote:

Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

Can I be the first person to mention Dream Theater on this thread? Apparently they're a progressive metal band, and quite popular in some circles.
Maybe you should start a poll about them.
 
Now you're just being silly - I can't see that sort of thing catching on here!
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Points: 27802 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 12 2006 at 17:25
Originally posted by Easy Livin Easy Livin wrote:



Here's something interesting. Guess what these are all anagrams of:
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True toe pride


Tired out peer


I Pee red trout




     

Hmmmmm.....

Those are too hard Bob!!!!!!!!!!!



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Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

Can I be the first person to mention Dream Theater on this thread? Apparently they're a progressive metal band, and quite popular in some circles.
 
No0000000000, don't mention them. Just tell the old Klingon joke                Big smile
 
 
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Peter not here yet? Let's hope he didn't get beat up on the way home. Then again, looking at the title of this thread, he probably fell asleep under a lamp post...
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Axolotl is an interesting thing to regard. Check on them. Also, I would like to try on of my Random Suburban Contemporary Poems:

His sponges trembled,
languid on the apocalipse of green fundaments of the rice parrot,
but he was sad, and his cat was desintegrating,
and he sold backwards his friend's vroom,
until the end.
    
Also, I think my signature is interesting. It took me a very good effort to create a showman Koala ASCII (notice the top hat).

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¡Beware of the Bee!
   
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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:




 
I'm here at last -- life and a lonely motorcycle got in the way!
 
Well, NS, I tried the remote, but was disappointed with the lack of results. First I pointed it at my bank book, to try to increase its volume -- no luck.Disapprove
 
Then I pointed it at my wife, to increase the volume of her ****, again, no luck.Unhappy
 
Finally after she saw what I was up to, I tried to decrease the volume of her voice -- yowtch! 
 
 
 
Here's your remote back. Sorry about the mess -- I wiped it as clean as I could....Embarrassed
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Originally posted by JrKASperov JrKASperov wrote:

Somehow, the best bread (oerbrood) doesnt do well with the best spread (peanutbutter with nuts!), but the second bests(cervelate and white bread) do well with the other bests!
bread is always good, but I'm allergic to nuts (present company excepted), and this post was not even as interesting as my old "tree facts" thread.
 
Nice try, but no cigar. Thumbs Down (Try using more CHEESE, next time!)
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Points: 9669 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 12 2006 at 21:50
Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

I was in English class today and the teacher asked if there were any preferences that made you write BETTER.
 
The girl next to me obviously misheard because she said..what    uh yea   deff with someone in bed
 
it was funnier in person...
I like this post, because it has an English class in it -- but that new band Cream Treacle that Syzygy mentioned just sounds more exciting (and he didn't use the word "deff" -- whatever that means....
 
So, they're prog, eh Sausages? I like prog! Are they more like old Genesis, Yes or ELP, would you say?
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These are for you, Peter.  Funny examples of incorrect English I learned long ago.

Flying around the room I saw two birds.
You never use a preposition to end a sentence with.
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