what kind of pickle?I went to the Science museum on sunday and it was ace.
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pep,
Mon 18 Feb 2002, 4:27,
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It was"James' traditional homemade mixed vege pickle with way too much dill cos' my hand slipped", as eaten by royalty. Although admittedly it didn't take all weekend.
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Mon 18 Feb 2002, 4:32,
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that sounds pretty good... sohow long d'you have to wait? In 5 years time - you might try it, love that much dill, and never remember just how much it really was...
( pep,
Mon 18 Feb 2002, 4:35,
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I think it'll be readyin about a month's time. I don't think I'll miss the volume of dill - there's a lot of greenery in that jar!
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Mon 18 Feb 2002, 4:41,
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I love the Science MuseumI once took some kids to a sleepover there with my g/f. It was a complete riot.
Although some lucky ones got to sleep next to the moon capsule, we instead got 'sleds through the ages' and a snoring bloke whose kids ran around screaming all night until I had words with them.
g/f and I got caught by a journalist behind one of the exhibits with a smuggled in bottle of whisky. We shared.
Watching 300odd kids doing origami at 8am before the museum re-opened was fun though.
(Although some lucky ones got to sleep next to the moon capsule, we instead got 'sleds through the ages' and a snoring bloke whose kids ran around screaming all night until I had words with them.
g/f and I got caught by a journalist behind one of the exhibits with a smuggled in bottle of whisky. We shared.
Watching 300odd kids doing origami at 8am before the museum re-opened was fun though.
chthonic,
Mon 18 Feb 2002, 4:39,
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goddamnI really want to do one of those sleepover museum things - the nat history museum would be cool for that too - i just think it would be weirdly creepy but great at the same time.
Not so sure about the kids tho. That's the only drawback!
(Not so sure about the kids tho. That's the only drawback!
pep,
Mon 18 Feb 2002, 4:41,
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I once went to a raveat a zoo near reading. It was really amusing dribbling on the grass the morning after and watching all these people turning up to see the lions and things.
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Mon 18 Feb 2002, 4:44,
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ExcellentI remember once the annual Thorpe Park staff 5-a-side football match/pissup leaving people sleeping all over the park - in rides, in tents, in Mr Rabbit's house etc.
We all then had to get up and do a full day's work before being able to go home for a shower even :( Ah to be that young again that you can just shrug it off.
Particularly nice was the poor sod who decided to have a go on the enclosed spiral tube kiddies slide, after someone had been sick down it.
(We all then had to get up and do a full day's work before being able to go home for a shower even :( Ah to be that young again that you can just shrug it off.
Particularly nice was the poor sod who decided to have a go on the enclosed spiral tube kiddies slide, after someone had been sick down it.
chthonic,
Mon 18 Feb 2002, 4:51,
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I know what you mean.Why is it that at 22 I could party 26 hours a day, have 3 hours sleep a night all week and drink 8 pints with no hangover, yet at 28 I'm a vegetable if I try that.
Maybe that's why?
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Mon 18 Feb 2002, 4:56,
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Maybe that's why?
dudei am not quite nineteen, and i sleep 14 hours a day. it sucks, i can't set alarms on 12-hour clocks cos they go off after two hours.
( mikeisbrill,
Mon 18 Feb 2002, 7:16,
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