Interesting pic at abcdefg.multimania.com/GazelleLapin.jpg
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Wed 3 Oct 2001, 2:26,
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like you just don't care...
c'mon.
Somebody, please.
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Wed 3 Oct 2001, 4:49,
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c'mon.
Somebody, please.
to promote his new album. I think someone should send him an animunition pretending to be the last remaining fan - see if he'll put it on his website.
he loves the web too.
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Wed 3 Oct 2001, 3:53,
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he loves the web too.
was in the news of the world.
you could try adding dot com to his name, but thats as likely to bring up something nasty.
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Wed 3 Oct 2001, 4:49,
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you could try adding dot com to his name, but thats as likely to bring up something nasty.
pep did you know.
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Wed 3 Oct 2001, 5:03,
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That was me being subtle.
Also - everyone will have a go at me for not teaching him how to delete his cache. Bu**er.
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Wed 3 Oct 2001, 5:04,
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Also - everyone will have a go at me for not teaching him how to delete his cache. Bu**er.
if a celeb of that stature asked you to fix their PC - the first thing you'd do is check the cache, isnt it?
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Wed 3 Oct 2001, 5:08,
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he came into the office, i wasn't at his house. (Actually i wasn't naked either).
he seemed nice enough tho...umm
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Wed 3 Oct 2001, 5:12,
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he seemed nice enough tho...umm
Whatz up with Centepedy (?)?
(Tales of the blode 3)
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 15:24,
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(Tales of the blode 3)
from the other side of the room as i was workin (Nicey - I was drawing a nice cup of tea, go figure) but it sounded like it was cool.
Crab man, like i said you have the voice for CBBC.
(c for crab, obviously)
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Wed 3 Oct 2001, 4:53,
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Crab man, like i said you have the voice for CBBC.
(c for crab, obviously)
everyone knows a dalek hasn't got a heart.
They often end up going to the emerald city to get one though. The daleks have been campaigning for years against putting speed bumps on the yellow brick road because of this.
[sad thing is that image was originally a photo of a US electric chair - the label used to say 'execute']
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Wed 3 Oct 2001, 6:01,
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They often end up going to the emerald city to get one though. The daleks have been campaigning for years against putting speed bumps on the yellow brick road because of this.
[sad thing is that image was originally a photo of a US electric chair - the label used to say 'execute']
I thought maybe you had one of those beards, and had decided to be arsey cause of my un-guarded dogs bum observation.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 11:55,
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So he's actually taller than he looks.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 9:52,
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on it's back. Looks like it wants to be my friend.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 8:07,
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http://www.k12.hi.us/~shafter/aos2000/caseycc4.html
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 8:13,
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the new 'envisioning' of spiderman turned out to be.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 10:04,
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(ashamed of his drinking I think)
I feel that nasal hair is sadly neglected and overlooked. I've been thinking about growing mine and waxing it into a handleber nose-moustache.
Does anyone want to set up a club?
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 7:17,
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Does anyone want to set up a club?
I would love to join, I would need to encourage my nostril hair to grow at a speedier pace. Maybe we could develop a serum to spur on nose hair growth. I would love to see a picture of someone with very long nose hair that has been waxed into a moustache shape.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 7:27,
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I've made this diagram of Blokes who grow those beards that go all the way round their faces but there isn't any moustache. I worry that they can't drag their fingers from their noses to say their shoulder with out having to go through some kind of beard. In effect their face is stranded in the middle of hair. This is way to much like a dogs bum for my liking. Also it can appear that their heads are on upside down.
Mean everybody has got beards like this except me?
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 10:14,
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Didn't there used to be a tax on beards?? I think they should introduce it again. I shall go and lobby my MP about it now...
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 10:34,
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hair could be platted together to form cheek curtains.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 11:07,
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you know you said orange clubs are rubbish? You should get an orange kit kat - they have much more chocolate on them - or the one I'm eating now has... hope that's of use...
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 5:26,
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I can always resort back to socks and pants. He likes that.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 6:38,
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You see they (Nestle) took over Rowntree Mackintosh and co0ntry to fears at the time that we would loose all of our important Choc bars have done some pioneering stuff like Orange Kit kats or those ones with extra chocolate on. So that's good. But the French who by and large I think are spot on have not got a clue about choc bars and biscuits. There must have been real anguish for those Jacobs boys who had spent years putting lots of chocolate on club biscuits and building their brand on that very fact, when a load of french blokes told them to make crap useless ones. Sorry to go on but this really gets my goat, whatever that means.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 6:24,
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"A couple of photos taken of a friend of mine, who idly wondered if he could fit through a climbing frame. I think the photos explain his conclusion.
"his name is Phillip. It happened about 10 weeks ago. I think he got a small mention in the paper as a 'reckless youth'. He also got charged for the damage to the climbing frame."
where's his beer belly?
i have no sympathy for a man without even the beginnings of a beer belly
fuck him!
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 5:55,
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i have no sympathy for a man without even the beginnings of a beer belly
fuck him!
but does it mean beard or moustache - or either/or?
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 5:03,
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A bart is a beard, I think anything goes. For moustaches try this www.handlebarclub.org.uk
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 5:06,
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with either a small head or stood at too far a distance behind everyone else in the bart club has a crap tash and no beard.
The man with the largest handlebar moustache in the Uk went to my old school - he keeps appearing in the old pupils newsletter - which is great because I assume the school are rather embarrissed rather than as proud as they should be and would be if he was as good at throwing a ball or something rubbish.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 5:11,
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The man with the largest handlebar moustache in the Uk went to my old school - he keeps appearing in the old pupils newsletter - which is great because I assume the school are rather embarrissed rather than as proud as they should be and would be if he was as good at throwing a ball or something rubbish.
at the youngest member of the handle bar club - I am sure he has killed before and will do it again.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 5:21,
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... Audio Justice as the Saturday Show's house band.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 4:57,
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http://www.rexboyd.dircon.co.uk/website/photopage/catj.html
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 4:48,
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BTW: it's an animated gif of a man juggling a cat.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 5:02,
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to train cats to mix cocktails and make tea? I have been offered a mewling prototype old cat and would only consider offering it a home and choice scran if it was prepared to make itself useful or at least attempt some form of training in the bartending/refreshment arts. Can the pawed and furred ones be coerced into some form of light domestic duties in return for food and lodging? I have no need for a mouser as I have wired up the skirting boards with short-fuse starfish and they seem to control the problem.
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Mon 1 Oct 2001, 19:02,
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I once managed to drape a tea towel over our old mog, and he almost got it as far as the kitchen before it fell off. That's about the most notable thing I can recall.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 4:19,
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fact.
putting a small washing basket over your cat is pretty good too. they become suprisingly effective daleks.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 4:23,
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putting a small washing basket over your cat is pretty good too. they become suprisingly effective daleks.
reminds me of one of the funniest cartoons I've seen in Viz. It was a picture of a dog with his arm round a crying man - with the caption something like "Bert - The best dog in the world".

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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 4:36,
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you could emply an ex actor from Cats to do this as actors are out of work 90% of the time.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 4:40,
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as long as they didn't sing. Would I get one, or a whole troop?
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 6:08,
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but if you ever want anything knocked off a table, a bin scattering over the floor, or some nice clean washing shed all over, my two would be glad to oblige.
That is after their sitting motionless for 3 days record attempt is over.
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Tue 2 Oct 2001, 5:17,
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That is after their sitting motionless for 3 days record attempt is over.
www.rathergood.com/blode3/
Thanks for the marmots mr tea etc. Does anyone have any thoughts?
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Mon 1 Oct 2001, 14:24,
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Thanks for the marmots mr tea etc. Does anyone have any thoughts?
But what are the songs used in frightened boy?
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Mon 1 Oct 2001, 15:04,
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Much splendor. Me and Mrs Tea are playing it in stereo on our his and hers lap tops. Nice.
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Mon 1 Oct 2001, 15:26,
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Glad you like it. Do you reckon it's ready to go up on rathergood? No obvious flaws? Does it stream ok?
Thanks for the marmots. Marmots rock. I'm glad I finally found somewhere to use the cleaning musk ox song as well. it's my greatest musical work to date (with the exception of my Giant Bee ballad, which will get an airing eventually)
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Mon 1 Oct 2001, 16:05,
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Thanks for the marmots. Marmots rock. I'm glad I finally found somewhere to use the cleaning musk ox song as well. it's my greatest musical work to date (with the exception of my Giant Bee ballad, which will get an airing eventually)
Now Mrs Tea has gone to bed and left me alone with the bandwidth. I was downloading at 8K a second without a hitch.
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Mon 1 Oct 2001, 16:20,
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... not sure I understand your question. But, whatever you do, the job market is currently quite depressed and you'd be better off staying put.
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Mon 1 Oct 2001, 11:44,
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should I leave my job and liik for something else, will I find something else, no qualifications, doing menial finance crap, need to earn £30,000, so I don't drop in salary. Views please
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Mon 1 Oct 2001, 11:22,
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Stay put SF. The grass is all dead over this side of the fence.
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Mon 1 Oct 2001, 18:53,
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