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^^^

I prefer Bath Olivers.They are even better as water biscuits   

Do 'The Stanley' otherwise I'll thrash you with some rhubarb.
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Ahhh.....George Friedrich Handel, another Englishman whose real name was Eric Scroggins  --Wink

taste, Peter, taste.......your crackers !!!


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Points: 2696 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 17 2008 at 03:39
Originally posted by Peter Peter wrote:

^ Angry
 
 
 
Tongue
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BISCUITS dear chap, BISCUITS..........as pointed out by my esteemed friend, it is YOU who are crackers! Embarrassed
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Bravo Rachel - well said - although you have to bear in mind, Peter has been waiting up for hours to attend the Grey Room when we're all in attendance; in his curiously post-coloni(c)al part of the world it's well gone three in the morning - filthy stopout!

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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

I'm not exactly sure how I'm going to break this to you Greys, but about a month ago, I made this purchase on ebay; near mint condition for £9:
Beethoven:%20Nine%20Symphonies
and I must admit, I've been quite enjoying it...Embarrassed


As you should be Jared - it's one of the finest recordings (and certainly my favorite) of the cycle ; if you like that, I'd seriously recommend Mahler's symphonic cycle, particularly the 2nd, 4th & the magificent 8th (Symphony of a thousand):



Here's another favorite from my collection:



You won't hear Dvorak played better

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Originally posted by Jim Garten Jim Garten wrote:

Peter has been waiting up for hours to attend the Grey Room when we're all in attendance; in his curiously post-coloni(c)al part of the world it's well gone three in the morning - filthy stopout!
 
incredible! ISsn't someone on hand to ensure he takes his medication? It doesn't seem right for the poor old soul to be wondering around rooms at three in the morning unsupervised!
 
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^ We have some Du Pre, Jim -- did you know she died from multiple sclerosis (in 1987)? Unhappy
 
Many think she was the "best' cellist ever:
 
 
 
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Originally posted by <FONT color=#ff00ff>progg-chik</FONT> progg-chik wrote:

 
incredible! ISsn't someone on hand to ensure he takes his medication? It doesn't seem right for the poor old soul to be wondering around rooms at three in the morning unsupervised!
 
Embarrassed
 
Or thou, my dear, up before your spell check! Shocked
 
(That's WANDERING.) Geek
 
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Good night, then! It's 4:26 now.... Sleepy


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"And, has thou slain the Jabberwock?
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Anyway, I prefer these:

Big%20smile!
 
We make even better ones in Newfoundland, though -- thicker & flakier! Approve


Edited by Peter - June 17 2008 at 04:37
"And, has thou slain the Jabberwock?
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Still wandering around GR   (in your pyjamas?)   at 4  in the morning... ??
 
Peter you must be CREAM CRACKERED...
 
get some shuteye! Sleepy
 
LOL


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Originally posted by Peter Peter wrote:

Originally posted by <FONT color=#ff00ff>progg-chik</FONT> progg-chik wrote:

 
incredible! ISsn't someone on hand to ensure he takes his medication? It doesn't seem right for the poor old soul to be wondering around rooms at three in the morning unsupervised!
 
Embarrassed
 
Or thou, my dear, up before your spell check! Shocked
 
(That's WANDERING.) Geek
 
Wink 
 
Good night, then! It's 4:26 now.... Sleepy
 
 
'tis a fair cop guv, you got me banged to rights so you have!
 
Clap
 
Now GO BACK TO BED........ THERE'S A GOOD FELLOW! Wink
 
 
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blimey, I've only been away for a few hours, and there's about 25 posts to read...(most of them incomprehensible, and by Peter....LOL)
 
I have taken in lots of your comments...I certainly think Lee is on the right lines, while I have to say I also like Handel's Waterbiscuits..er, I mean Watermusic...Ermm and know I need to explore some more Dvorak... I will take note on your recommendations, one and all....Big%20smile
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Originally posted by prog-chick prog-chick wrote:

you got me banged to rights so you have!
 
Clap
 
Ermm
 
 
 
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are there any Fugs fans in the grey room?  There's a new boxset coming out in a couple of weeks - 4 CDs, of which discs 3 and 4 are unreleased 60s material
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Originally posted by Peter Peter wrote:

We make even better ones in Newfoundland, though -- thicker & flakier! Approve


Yes they do make them thick & flaky on Newfoundland, don't they?



That's me guaranteed for an unscheduled 'dip' in the harbour when Pete & I meet in a few weeks

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I just found out my mum has to have her one remaining kidney removed. She's poorly and she's stubborn and I'm feeling like an utter fckwit.
 
 
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^^^oh Rach, I'm really sorry to hear that...Unhappy
 
what are they planning to do for her?  strap her up to a permanent dialysis machine while they hunt for a replacement??
 
all our thoughts are with you, hun....Hug
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strap her up and throw away the key I think. She wont have a transplant, it's not viable, which is probably why I am so wound up, I always assumed I'd just give her one of mine. So dialysis and wishful thinking.
 
I just need a couple of days to get my head around it, then I'll get back to my normal bossy self.
 
Thanks for the huggie
 
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Oh dear, I'm so sorry Rach.  Best wishes for your mum.
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Ditto in spades, Rachel - really sorry to hear that (and after you made her famous on YouTube, too); hope things go as well as possible for her (and you)...

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