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Thu 15/05/03 at 21:24
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Posts: 787
Argh, the marmots! They scold me so! My eyes!
Cut out mine liver and throw it to the hounds; for I am slain.

On this opening statement I base my thesis. My primary hypothesis is as follows:
Only on Tuesdays can the pre-packaged traffic cones fully evaporate jellyfish into the wondrous spectacle that is the many-legged gopher. This particular gopher (dressed in suit with silver shoes and a toupee) has, within his mirrored suitcase, half a Toffee Crisp. This underrated instrument of torture can easily ambigufy twelve score roller blinds. And blue ones at that.

This matter has puzzled inflatable scholars and mispronounced theologians alike for many a carpet shampoo. I aim to settle the matter: was the baboon pushed? did his wife steal the brass hinges? or did rainbow ants from Bournemouth blow bubbles in his his papaya juice?

As nylon sheeting manufactures may say “Let’s look at the evidence.”
Shall we?
Firstly, a twelfth of the sandwich fillings mounted ravens onto pink wallpaper; a further three dozen of them actually enjoyed it. Although my toaster isn’t carbonated from desk drawers, nor is a pack of cartridge paper. Furthermore, a red moon only means frosted glass can’t shiver under the weight of a sweating mongoose.
Add to this this obvious fact that 2 courses and a pudding only cost a turnip, two crowns and a overgrown stoat; the world is most definitely not made of dehydrated dictionaries; carrot intestines are 95% available from rusty sewing machine plants and my house was built from peacock feathers and roasted orange peppers and you’ve got yourself one big stew-pot of haemoglobin.

None of which is very relevant, although Christopher Robin was assassinated by the lone wheel, he died with four maracas in his ears and thus was permitted free entry to Alton Towers between harvest supper and the day of the chipmunk on a partially-digested surfboard.
And the slender loris took my Farscape away.

This simple fact alone points us in the direction of microchips.
Ka-pling!
Fredrick!
A bleached pine room-divider from Argos!
No one even noticed.

In conclusion, the sun sets twice a feast although only a quarter of that is possible when jammy dodgers don’t not say no to combusting chimps. And I like the fruit.

Mmmmm ..... slippers.

Thankee children,
From the 3rd Chicken King of Yore, protector of cabbage, aide to the lighting fixtures of doom.
Fri 16/05/03 at 19:32
Regular
"bit of a brain"
Posts: 18,933
faking it gerrid
Fri 16/05/03 at 18:45
Regular
"Festivus!"
Posts: 6,228
Matt am not liking these.

Matt am thinking it am persons crazy on the net, or trying to be.

Maybe Matt am not crazy.

maybe Matt am faking it.

Like gerrid.
Fri 16/05/03 at 18:38
Regular
"aka memo aaka gayby"
Posts: 11,948
Growing tomatoes has always been a passion, a passion long fulfilled by speaking elephants and pet coelenterates. They would speak whenceforth daily, as I would enjoy their tittering and progressions to manhood. Looking at the scrathing of collars by small black felines would always help me get through the difficult time of third harvestation by the giant monsters of chikutu, although their behaviour left a lot to be desired tomorrow.

Producing elecricity through the simple powers of the human mind and powers of expansion has been a hefty target to reach, even for the most spunky of catterpillars, catterpillars of the community some might say. They also grow to the size of large turnips of winter, vegetables are without a doubt the winner in this mega-scenario.

Clyde the garden gnome yesterday comes and tells of the bad things his associates have been doing, reaping the benefits and whatnot, even stealing his Jedi-like reiki powers at one point. He used the magic spell of gnomality on them to grow a new sixth arm of destruction, the winner is now her.

Perhaps a defeatist attitude to take, but the end is nigh for high grove farmers throughout the world, the moon, and our lovely Mars.
Fri 16/05/03 at 18:25
Regular
"bit of a brain"
Posts: 18,933
For many years I wondered and pondered as to the ultimate goal of the fifth elephant from Pakistan who perpetually prances poorly in the pet cemetary that is North Manchester.
I searched for the beetle wigs and trembling clock hands that bleed the blueish grey liquid that famously clears all ailements, if you perchance live in a small village to the south of yesterdays telephone conversation. But , alas, my fruitless search produces merely three, fruity results:
Fourth in line for the candifloss hat is the head parchester research analyst for your truly sincere unpolished bowling shoe.

Mendley wenches and unfinished moon pies often result in more tumbling shards of crystaline knee brace being jettisoned by passing hover cart and horses.

Carrying out more actions than a five gigawatt comptroller will end up in your comptrolling abilities being severely reduced to the level of a minute of fried jellyfish and underachieving pretzel shells, unable to reach their goal of finishing the eat-all-you-can race, before embarassing the people in the fish racing turntable by talking about their hemarrhoids and how their parroqueet's unemployed.

Apparently you enjoy watching old men fill their engines with Benzoil as you eat snorkels wrapped in tin foil.
Fri 16/05/03 at 18:14
"period drama"
Posts: 19,792
If you travelled at the same speed the earth is rotating, you'd be able to see a perpetual sunset.
I think...
Thu 15/05/03 at 22:06
Regular
Posts: 11,038
The sun is always setting, and is also always rising.
Thu 15/05/03 at 21:28
Regular
"\\"
Posts: 9,631
Just reading that, and i noticed the word sun or summin, and i thought "how many times does the sunset?"


I think it's 3600000000 times a day.
Thu 15/05/03 at 21:26
Regular
"Hmmm....."
Posts: 12,243
I dont like to read crap.
Thu 15/05/03 at 21:24
"period drama"
Posts: 19,792
Argh, the marmots! They scold me so! My eyes!
Cut out mine liver and throw it to the hounds; for I am slain.

On this opening statement I base my thesis. My primary hypothesis is as follows:
Only on Tuesdays can the pre-packaged traffic cones fully evaporate jellyfish into the wondrous spectacle that is the many-legged gopher. This particular gopher (dressed in suit with silver shoes and a toupee) has, within his mirrored suitcase, half a Toffee Crisp. This underrated instrument of torture can easily ambigufy twelve score roller blinds. And blue ones at that.

This matter has puzzled inflatable scholars and mispronounced theologians alike for many a carpet shampoo. I aim to settle the matter: was the baboon pushed? did his wife steal the brass hinges? or did rainbow ants from Bournemouth blow bubbles in his his papaya juice?

As nylon sheeting manufactures may say “Let’s look at the evidence.”
Shall we?
Firstly, a twelfth of the sandwich fillings mounted ravens onto pink wallpaper; a further three dozen of them actually enjoyed it. Although my toaster isn’t carbonated from desk drawers, nor is a pack of cartridge paper. Furthermore, a red moon only means frosted glass can’t shiver under the weight of a sweating mongoose.
Add to this this obvious fact that 2 courses and a pudding only cost a turnip, two crowns and a overgrown stoat; the world is most definitely not made of dehydrated dictionaries; carrot intestines are 95% available from rusty sewing machine plants and my house was built from peacock feathers and roasted orange peppers and you’ve got yourself one big stew-pot of haemoglobin.

None of which is very relevant, although Christopher Robin was assassinated by the lone wheel, he died with four maracas in his ears and thus was permitted free entry to Alton Towers between harvest supper and the day of the chipmunk on a partially-digested surfboard.
And the slender loris took my Farscape away.

This simple fact alone points us in the direction of microchips.
Ka-pling!
Fredrick!
A bleached pine room-divider from Argos!
No one even noticed.

In conclusion, the sun sets twice a feast although only a quarter of that is possible when jammy dodgers don’t not say no to combusting chimps. And I like the fruit.

Mmmmm ..... slippers.

Thankee children,
From the 3rd Chicken King of Yore, protector of cabbage, aide to the lighting fixtures of doom.

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