Arch
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TheDoctor said:
It says "Now, I thought there ought to be a thread with only n in it"
Don't worry, bobbles is just a technical knitting term. They are in reality, deadly protuberances Ooo-er!
Tea? (Part 1)
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It says "Now, I thought there ought to be a thread with only n in it"
Don't worry, bobbles is just a technical knitting term. They are in reality, deadly protuberances Ooo-er!
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- The TerrorVortex
And there was me trying to fill in the missing letters!
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
I have invited Landslide to join me us in here, as his avatar is Steven Seagal, and he will be "Under Siege."
I have also invited 515mm because he is very polite and has a particular interest in tea cosies, and the wearing of them.
, and I wish to know the relevance of his nomenclature.
I just hope that they don't both turn up at the same time.
I have also invited 515mm because he is very polite and has a particular interest in tea cosies, and the wearing of them.
, and I wish to know the relevance of his nomenclature.I just hope that they don't both turn up at the same time.
Landslide
Rare Migrant
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- Called to the bar
Evening all!
I'd not realised one needed to be invited to tea, but felt it would be churlish to refuse...
Just milk, ta!
I'd not realised one needed to be invited to tea, but felt it would be churlish to refuse...
Just milk, ta!
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- The TerrorVortex
Hello!
You don't need to be invited, but otherwise you might not know to come along.
I've got some flapjacks in the oven for later.
And Arch is busily making me something for later, unless I'm very much mistaken...
You don't need to be invited, but otherwise you might not know to come along.
I've got some flapjacks in the oven for later.
And Arch is busily making me something for later, unless I'm very much mistaken...
- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
You do not need an invitation, but very pleased you joined us.
Doctor, I have suggested in another thread that brown bears cannot walk backwards because of their low centre of gravity, in turn due to their high consumption of flap jacks. If we find a passing bear, grizzly or otherwise, could you decide on the parameters of the experiment to prove this?
Doctor, I have suggested in another thread that brown bears cannot walk backwards because of their low centre of gravity, in turn due to their high consumption of flap jacks. If we find a passing bear, grizzly or otherwise, could you decide on the parameters of the experiment to prove this?
wafflycat
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- middle of Norfolk
Think on this whilst sipping your tea.
How come.. how come you never see Matthew Amroliwala of BBC News24 and Scott Tracy of International Rescue in the same room together?
Scott Tracy
Matthew Amroliwala
I think we should be told.
How come.. how come you never see Matthew Amroliwala of BBC News24 and Scott Tracy of International Rescue in the same room together?
I think we should be told.
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Peter said:
That reminds, me, I have not had any iced buns for a long time.
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- The TerrorVortex
Speicher said:You do not need an invitation, but very pleased you joined us.
Doctor, I have suggested in another thread that brown bears cannot walk backwards because of their low centre of gravity, in turn due to their high consumption of flap jacks. If we find a passing bear, grizzly or otherwise, could you decide on the parameters of the experiment to prove this?
God only knows!
I am aware of a few facts about bears :-
They have different types of bears on the east and west coasts of the US. They're both dangerous. Climbing a tree wont help because one type will climb the tree, then eat you
. The other type can't climb trees, but can knock them over. Then it will eat you.Polar bears don't eat penguins. I don't know if they can climb trees.
Bears defecate among trees!
However, once Arch joins us in the morning we can try feeding flapjacks to the bears and see what happens, if you like? I bet Steve Seagal could take on a bear, no worries.
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- The TerrorVortex
Speicher said:That reminds, me, I have not had any iced buns for a long time.
Would you like me to ice your buns for you?
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Polar bear do not eat penguins, you are right, because they cannot get the wrapper off. But they might eat iced buns, if the Moomins don't get there first.
But they might eat iced buns, if the Moomins don't get there first.
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- The TerrorVortex
Speicher said:Polar bear do not eat penguins, you are right, because they cannot get the wrapper off.
Oh, is that why it is? It's because they don't like chocolate, I'd always assumed.
*twirls*
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
If you have not got iced buns, or penguins, then twirls will do, Thank you.
Time for tea and then
Time for tea and then
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