
even after looking at the filenames
but, have you ever drunk tea or coffee through aTwirl SPIRA?
Its lovely and I heartily endorse it.
EDIT: It's not a compo entry - still confused!
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Fri 10 Aug 2007, 9:34,
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but, have you ever drunk tea or coffee through a
Its lovely and I heartily endorse it.
EDIT: It's not a compo entry - still confused!

Now to find some twirls.
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That Rum and Chocolate are very, VERY good friends. Don't bother with brandy in your hot chocolate, splash some rum in instead.
I'm a dark chocolate kind of guy, but I know those who swear that white chocolate works best, though I suspect they're FUCKING INSANE!
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Fri 10 Aug 2007, 9:51,
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I'm a dark chocolate kind of guy, but I know those who swear that white chocolate works best, though I suspect they're FUCKING INSANE!

I've learnt through experience that rum is the best to put in hot drinks.
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Sometimes you can't remember what tasted best but when you get it right it rings a bell?
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that are a bit like twirls but aren't? They're a spiral of chocolate. they work pretty well too.
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Aren't Twirls just chocolate coated flakes?
These are another thing, mybe just called Spira or something.
Edit: Yes, yes they were:
www.britannia-shop.de/media/CadburySpira.JPG
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These are another thing, mybe just called Spira or something.
Edit: Yes, yes they were:
www.britannia-shop.de/media/CadburySpira.JPG

Twirls are chocolate coated flakes.
Hmmm.... can't think of any similar chocolate
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Fri 10 Aug 2007, 9:45,
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Hmmm.... can't think of any similar chocolate

tea, coffee, brandy etc through a SPIRA
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thicker choclate, in a .... spiral shape.
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for teaching the ex-wife's aunt how to do that. I got even more told off when the same aunt was drunk one time and I convinced her to try drinking her wine through a breadstick. She eventually went mad and ran off with a lesbian. I'm not sure the two things are related though.
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YOU are to blame!
the wine through a breadstick trick turns them into REAL lesbians! Not frisky, fancy-a-threesome-with-me-and-my-hot-mate-after-we've put-on-some-lippy-and-stockings lesbians!
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the wine through a breadstick trick turns them into REAL lesbians! Not frisky, fancy-a-threesome-with-me-and-my-hot-mate-after-we've put-on-some-lippy-and-stockings lesbians!

... or a penguin
have you ever bitten the head off a penguin and used it to dawb anti casto propaganda on the wall of the embassy?
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have you ever bitten the head off a penguin and used it to dawb anti casto propaganda on the wall of the embassy?

I thought that wasn't possible after they switched to the new plastic wrappers
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Fri 10 Aug 2007, 9:39,
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but I know/think they're australian, meaning I can't get them over here.
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but you get them in exotic tropical flavours like chocolate or white chocolate... and possibly cherry.
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except for being a bunch of crimmos and using the skulls of the indigenous people's as ash trays... so they go on about pointless stuff like biscuits and surfing and swimming and... sharks
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but I'm conditioned to think those words whenever I hear or see the word 'exactly'
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with a spread of Vegemite between them
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