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Still not got the official photies, or the ones from the disposable cameras, but here's something to tide you over And then I forgot the most important picture, the three shot glasses filled with tiramisu, triffle and chocolate mousse that we all got for our afters at the reception. http://www.lesbiangardens.net/shed/shots.JPG Ooh. Did you have to choose, or were you allowed to sample all three? I'm very partial to tiramisu I am. Down in Lynmouth t'other day I encountered Mavis and her icy screams, one of which was tiramisu and amarettini. MMMMmmmm! -- To reply see 'from' in headers; lose the domain, and insert dots and @ where common sense dictates. |
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says... said... Still not got the official photies, or the ones from the disposable cameras, but here's something to tide you over And then I forgot the most important picture, the three shot glasses filled with tiramisu, triffle and chocolate mousse that we all got for our afters at the reception. http://www.lesbiangardens.net/shed/shots.JPG Ooh. Did you have to choose, or were you allowed to sample all three? I'm very partial to tiramisu I am. Down in Lynmouth t'other day I encountered Mavis and her icy screams, one of which was tiramisu and amarettini. MMMMmmmm! Everybody got all three, so we didn't have to make difficult choices. On some tables I heard that some people didn't manage to eat all three. In fact, one lucky bloke scoffed 7, because there were weird people at his table who claimed they couldn't manage three desserts. -- Krane karen at lesbiangardens dot net |
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In article , says... said... Still not got the official photies, or the ones from the disposable cameras, but here's something to tide you over And then I forgot the most important picture, the three shot glasses filled with tiramisu, triffle and chocolate mousse that we all got for our afters at the reception. http://www.lesbiangardens.net/shed/shots.JPG Ooh. Did you have to choose, or were you allowed to sample all three? I'm very partial to tiramisu I am. Down in Lynmouth t'other day I encountered Mavis and her icy screams, one of which was tiramisu and amarettini. MMMMmmmm! Everybody got all three, so we didn't have to make difficult choices. Cor! Three desserts?? # Heaven, I'm in Heaven... On some tables I heard that some people didn't manage to eat all three. In fact, one lucky bloke scoffed 7, because there were weird people at his table who claimed they couldn't manage three desserts. Couldn't manage...?? For shame! Plan ahead is my motto when it comes to desserts. When I go into restrongs I look at the me'n'you first to see what I might want to have room for afterwards. It's a question of priorities, innit. -- To reply see 'from' in headers; lose the domain, and insert dots and @ where common sense dictates. |
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following: On some tables I heard that some people didn't manage to eat all three. In fact, one lucky bloke scoffed 7, because there were weird people at his table who claimed they couldn't manage three desserts. Was he one of those strange people that don't have a separate pudding tummy? -- David Reid http://www.disarray.org.uk The opinions in this message are shareware. You may hold them for evaluation purposes for 30 days. If you wish to hold them for any other purpose or for longer than 30 days you must purchase a licence. |
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Ron Clark wrote: On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 20:16:20 +0100, Guy King wrote this (or the missive included this): The message from Tony Davison contains these words: Shpx me, a stainless steel re-useable tea bag. What will the think of next. Stainless steel reusable condoms? Knitted space shuttles? Knitted from polyethylene bags, which are reliably said to block cosmic rays even better than alumin(i)um. For best results, line your ally-hat with a plastic bag! =Tanar |
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Richard Eney wrote: snip Knitted from polyethylene bags, which are reliably said to block cosmic rays even better than alumin(i)um. For best results, line your ally-hat with a plastic bag! =Tanar I see mine needs relining... can't even spell my own name. =Tamar |
The message 1125476923.a750ccd063309d2c6276eeeee99d60c3@teran ews
from Thomas Rushton contains these words: Suggest you avoid the local hell-brew that is known as "Masala Cola". I'm told by colleagues who have tried it that it is utterly vile. Cola is the jbex of Santa anyway. -- Rusty Emus to: horrid dot squeak snailything zetnet point co full-stop uk http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/ |
The message 1125477725.b5d4044a8e8677a3aa423ee04b8028f0@teran ews
from Thomas Rushton contains these words: Dave Larrington wrote: Also sprach Tony Davison : Shpx me, a stainless steel re-useable tea bag. What will the think of next. I've got one of they - on a snappy-open spring handle wot am hfrshy for stirring, redunking and otherwise not burning the fingers. (Not Chocolate) Uranium-enriched chocolate fireguards. IRTA Uranium-enriched chocolate fingers, and thought of biccies that would keep yer tea warm when you dunked. Hmmm. And glowing. Imprats a hole arj meaning to 'green tea' innit. -- Rusty Emus to: horrid dot squeak snailything zetnet point co full-stop uk http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/ |
On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 12:02:18 +0100, Jaques d'Alltrades assembled some one
and zeroes in mesage id . uk: The message 1125476923.a750ccd063309d2c6276eeeee99d60c3@teran ews from Thomas Rushton contains these words: Suggest you avoid the local hell-brew that is known as "Masala Cola". I'm told by colleagues who have tried it that it is utterly vile. Cola is the jbex of Santa anyway. I thought santa was the work of cola. -- M.Pitt |
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On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 13:06:14 +0100, "M.Pitt"
wrote: On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 12:02:18 +0100, Jaques d'Alltrades assembled some one and zeroes in mesage id .uk: The message 1125476923.a750ccd063309d2c6276eeeee99d60c3@teran ews from Thomas Rushton contains these words: Suggest you avoid the local hell-brew that is known as "Masala Cola". I'm told by colleagues who have tried it that it is utterly vile. Cola is the jbex of Santa anyway. I thought santa was the work of cola. Snopes says not, thobut. Tim |
Also sprach Tim Hall :
On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 13:06:14 +0100, "M.Pitt" wrote: On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 12:02:18 +0100, Jaques d'Alltrades assembled some one and zeroes in mesage id . uk: The message 1125476923.a750ccd063309d2c6276eeeee99d60c3@teran ews from Thomas Rushton contains these words: Suggest you avoid the local hell-brew that is known as "Masala Cola". I'm told by colleagues who have tried it that it is utterly vile. Cola is the jbex of Santa anyway. I thought santa was the work of cola. Snopes says not, thobut. Indeed. TWFKAML and I garnered a small sum of zbarl and a considerably greater quantity of satisfaction on showing /that/ to a rather argumentative fiend... -- Dave Larrington - http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/ Maffeo Barberini (1568-1644) was made entirely of salmon. |
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said... Also sprach Tim Hall : On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 13:06:14 +0100, "M.Pitt" wrote: On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 12:02:18 +0100, Jaques d'Alltrades assembled some one and zeroes in mesage id . uk: The message 1125476923.a750ccd063309d2c6276eeeee99d60c3@teran ews from Thomas Rushton contains these words: Suggest you avoid the local hell-brew that is known as "Masala Cola". I'm told by colleagues who have tried it that it is utterly vile. Cola is the jbex of Santa anyway. I thought santa was the work of cola. Snopes says not, thobut. Indeed. TWFKAML and I garnered a small sum of zbarl and a considerably greater quantity of satisfaction on showing /that/ to a rather argumentative fiend... The 'traditional' red cloak etc is though, no? url:http://www.snopes.com/cokelore/santa.asp Cocaine-O-Cola didn't start using Santa for nqiregvfvat until the 1930's, by which time the red-suited look had been established for more than a megafortnight. -- Dave Larrington - http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/ und keine Eie. |
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Indeed. TWFKAML and I garnered a small sum of zbarl and a considerably greater quantity of satisfaction on showing /that/ to a rather argumentative fiend... The 'traditional' red cloak etc is though, no? url:http://www.snopes.com/cokelore/santa.asp Cocaine-O-Cola didn't start using Santa for nqiregvfvat until the 1930's, by which time the red-suited look had been established for more than a megafortnight. Oh! And all these years I'd been using Coca Cola as an accomplice to try to drive lbooyd father christmas out of my children's life! I shall have to go and have a good cry now. Mine you, the truth is illuminating and interesting (assuming of course that it /is/ the truth - but it *must* be - I read it on the Internet!) and answers all sorts of questions I hadn't realised I'd been asking. -- To reply see 'from' in headers; lose the domain, and insert dots and @ where common sense dictates. |
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