ca. 1000BC: Mort was pleased to be out of the rain, but wasn't particularly happy about the accommodation
From the Messing with History challenge. See all 512 entries (closed)
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From the Messing with History challenge. See all 512 entries (closed)
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is there a Mrs Mort on board then?
woo and yay! I like the giraffe
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Possibly
although, given that he's still alive today, it's possible he doesn't need to reproduce.
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good lad
for a minute I thought he was one of them new-fangled homosexuals
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Wed 1 Dec 2004, 16:28,
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Magical!
You'd think after 40 days, Noah would have swatted those two mosquitoes.
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Oooohhh!
elephant's arse . . . bummer!
Woo! to Mort! although I'm sure it was him that saved Noah and the others . . .
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Wed 1 Dec 2004, 16:00,
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Woo! to Mort! although I'm sure it was him that saved Noah and the others . . .
Woo for Mort
(locked in a bitter struggle with JFK to secure 3rd place in the compostats)
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Wed 1 Dec 2004, 16:02,
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www.b3ta.com/board/4005161
Edit: I think Mort fell one point behind JFK since this morning, but that post should now take him level again.
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Wed 1 Dec 2004, 16:06,
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Edit: I think Mort fell one point behind JFK since this morning, but that post should now take him level again.
hahaha
Hitler, JFK, the Quo and Mort: the five most important people in history. What I always suspected.
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Wed 1 Dec 2004, 16:10,
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