morning all...
today i will be mostly representing my state of mind through the medium of hummus monster...
i am hungover and must spazz now to find what rubbish i was talking last night...
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 10:54,
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i am hungover and must spazz now to find what rubbish i was talking last night...
did you say you had a
hangover?
/repost
EDIT: linkyified because it was irritating some people (and me :)
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:01,
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/repost
EDIT: linkyified because it was irritating some people (and me :)
ugh
I don't have a hangover, and that is giving me a headache...well done
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:02,
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you told us
your name
said you were 'pished'
umm don't remember much beyond that and you saying you'd go to the next edinb3ta thing, even if it weren't in a choccy bar.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:03,
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said you were 'pished'
umm don't remember much beyond that and you saying you'd go to the next edinb3ta thing, even if it weren't in a choccy bar.
hahaha...
rings bells... will definitely go and spazz for it... i remember trying to hold up about 5 different conversations and failing miserably... :-)
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:05,
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'twas right in the middle of my
1000th post, if that helps any...
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:06,
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yes
I'm catching up! Watch out Mystery Bob! I've done more than 150 messages tonight alone!
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:22,
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then you have
significantly impacted your numbers today already!
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:24,
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you did the cat
quite nicely.
besides, my photoshops aren't all that great either...
I just jabber and annoy people, mostly
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:28,
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besides, my photoshops aren't all that great either...
I just jabber and annoy people, mostly
I mostly
draw things normally. Still, we learn. :)
and thanks for the compliment.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:30,
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and thanks for the compliment.
Someone said spazz
That's a fine excuse to repost my 'past my bedtime' post from last night.
Guess what it is, without cheating and looking at the filename, now. Cos I'll know. Yes I will.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:15,
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Guess what it is, without cheating and looking at the filename, now. Cos I'll know. Yes I will.
is it
hit-donkey-with-missile-till-his-spong-falls-off?
can you tell I have no idea?
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:16,
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can you tell I have no idea?
ahhh poo! : )
never mind, I've got dark chocolate Fox's Classics in the fridge : D
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:20,
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Mmm, nice
My housemate has foolishly left a mostly full box of Sainsbury's crunchy-white-chocolate-bit choccy muffins on the living room floor. Sorry, did I say mostly full? I meant mostly in my tummy.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:22,
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mmmmmmmm sounds nice...
I gave the b3tans who crashed at mine Sainsbury's taste the difference chocolate hot cross buns for breakfast yesterday
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:23,
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Okay, now before I give you the biscuit
Did you cheat? Because if so, I'm licking it first. And I've not brushed my teeth yet.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:19,
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I did not
look at the file name...
Don't really know what you mean by 'cheat'
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:21,
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Don't really know what you mean by 'cheat'
Then allow me to tender my sincere congratulations
Here is your biscuit, I've not licked it or anything
As you can see, it's a malted milk. They're yummy. Don't I spoil you?
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:28,
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As you can see, it's a malted milk. They're yummy. Don't I spoil you?
Oow,
I love those. Someone at work always brings 'em
in and I can't help but chain-eat them.
Oh, and hurrah for pic and *groan* at
the pun
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:28,
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in and I can't help but chain-eat them.
Oh, and hurrah for pic and *groan* at
the pun
Well, imagine one of your much vaunted malted milkshakes
Only with more crumbs.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:36,
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did you know they call "Whoppers" "Malteasers"
personaly, I think both names sound dirty...
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:42,
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Malted milk balls sounds rather rude, too
We need someone that's had both these and Malted Milk biccies to tell us if they're nearly the same
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:44,
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It was an
attempt at a Pulp Fiction quote, but I couldn't
remember what they called them in France.
Something Royale.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:49,
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remember what they called them in France.
Something Royale.
A royale with cheese
And you know that in Amsterdam, you can get a beer when you go to the film theatre? And not one of those paper cups either. A real glass
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:51,
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I know...
I'm from those parts. :)
Mmm... Chips with mayonaise.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:53,
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Mmm... Chips with mayonaise.
I was utterly dismissive
of chips with mayonnaise until I tried it but now I think it's a wonderful invention. Of course, both mayonnaise and ketchup simultaneously is best. Though I wonder what mayonnaise and brown sauce would be like. Hmmm, I feel an experiment coming on
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:58,
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hmm
we dip chips in ranch salad dressing here. that's probably very similar to the mayonnaise.
Vinegar is popular as well. yummm.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:59,
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Vinegar is popular as well. yummm.
They use
salad dressing in Belgium. I couldn't
really get into that. Or vinegar.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 12:01,
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really get into that. Or vinegar.
have you got root beer?
root beer and ranch were both new to my brit friend
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 12:08,
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Once, when I was on a bus from Bournemouth to Leeds
We stopped off at Oxford and I went to McDs to get some snacks for the journey and bought a large root beer (this shows how long ago it was, McDs haven't sold root beer over here for years), thinking it would be like ginger beer. I remained convinced for several years that McDs had accidentally swapped their root beer truck for an antiseptic mouthwash truck
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 12:17,
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does Ginger Beer = Ginger Ale?
I love root beer, but I've seen people have that reaction to first trying it.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 12:22,
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It is largely the same, yes
But I think that sort of reaction is as naught to the reactions I've seen when Americans have tried Marmite for the first time, expecting it to be like marmalade. Chortle. You poor sausages
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 12:26,
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I always heard it was like cheese
but it smells too repulsive to taste
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 12:30,
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I hate it when the words get
all scrunched up after a long conversation...
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 12:06,
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I was thinking
of raising a planning application for
the extension of the board.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 12:11,
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the extension of the board.
mmmmm I love chips and mayonaise
but a Dutch girl I used to work with said Dutch mayo was far superior to anything we get over here. Sadly we were both made redundant before she went home again to get some for me
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 12:06,
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Dutch theatres
also have breaks in the middle so you can
restock on beer.
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Sun 13 Apr 2003, 11:55,
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restock on beer.