In article , Rusty Hinge1
writes
The message
from Malcolm Ogilvie contains these words:

What's "a hot night"?

If you don't know by now, you are unlikely to, ever.

Hmm, I wondered who would be the first to discover an "entendre" in what
I wrote!

--
Malcolm Ogilvie

In article , Rusty Hinge1
writes
The message
from Malcolm Ogilvie contains these words:

What's "a hot night"?

If you don't know by now, you are unlikely to, ever.

Hmm, I wondered who would be the first to discover an "entendre" in what
I wrote!

--
Malcolm Ogilvie

In article , Rusty Hinge1
writes
The message
from Malcolm Ogilvie contains these words:

What's "a hot night"?

If you don't know by now, you are unlikely to, ever.

Hmm, I wondered who would be the first to discover an "entendre" in what
I wrote!

--
Malcolm Ogilvie

In article , Rusty Hinge1
writes
The message
from Malcolm Ogilvie contains these words:

What's "a hot night"?

If you don't know by now, you are unlikely to, ever.

Hmm, I wondered who would be the first to discover an "entendre" in what
I wrote!

--
Malcolm Ogilvie

In article , martin
writes
On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 15:12:23 +0000, Malcolm Ogilvie
wrote:
In article , martin
writes
On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 12:10:38 +0000, Malcolm Ogilvie
wrote:
In article , martin
writes

I have friends, in France, who woke up to find an owl perched at the
end of their bed.

Hmm, around here that means there's going to be a death in the house!

in Alpes Maritime it means that they left the windows open on a hot
night :-)

What's "a hot night"?

in those parts 35DegC.

Ah, we've never had a day like that.....

--
Malcolm Ogilvie