Yeah?
What's the point of that? Can you buy home furnishings and stylish, yet affordable kitchen utensils on a geosynchronous satellite? Can you? Can you, eh?
Hmmf, thought not.
*goes to BHS*
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Wed 19 Oct 2005, 1:34,
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Hmmf, thought not.
*goes to BHS*
In the future
BHS will dwell amongst the stars, because BHS stands for "Buying Homewares in Space"
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Wed 19 Oct 2005, 1:37,
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Damn straight!
First the moon, then the stars! What kind of universe is this where you can't buy cutlery and
mock-silverware whilst in orbit around Alpha Centauri?
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Wed 19 Oct 2005, 1:39,
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mock-silverware whilst in orbit around Alpha Centauri?
we will seed the universe with BHS
so that they may act as ambassadors for the human race.
I demand you draw this, Posthaste!
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Wed 19 Oct 2005, 1:41,
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I demand you draw this, Posthaste!
I may well do
But I fear my doodlage would not do this epic endeavour justice. I'm imagining a linked chain
of BHS stores, billions of them, forming a super-conducting ring a million light-years in diameter, orbiting a super-dense singularity somewhere on
the outer rim of the galaxy, populated by strange, alien beings queuing up to purchase Delia Smith's new Spring Cookbook, or simply buy some new bedding because the old stuff is just a bit "musty"
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Wed 19 Oct 2005, 1:47,
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of BHS stores, billions of them, forming a super-conducting ring a million light-years in diameter, orbiting a super-dense singularity somewhere on
the outer rim of the galaxy, populated by strange, alien beings queuing up to purchase Delia Smith's new Spring Cookbook, or simply buy some new bedding because the old stuff is just a bit "musty"