Re: Genuinely menacing

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>jamesretief@verizon.net (e) went:
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>>>tongue? bleugh. eat what? but it's been in someone else's mouth.
>>>
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>>like you've never had your tongue in someone elses mouth?
>
>i've had it worse places than that, which is why i would never eat
>one. but it was a viv stanshall quote i'm surprised you missed.
>
>
what bit is that from?
can't place it.

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>>>would they hide you in a cupboard?
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>>hide as in removing a layer.
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>like the invisible man when he takes his bandages off?
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>
like me mum when i was a sprog.

[rooner in space]

jamesretief@verizon.net (e) went:

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>>jamesretief@verizon.net (e) went:
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>>>>tongue? bleugh. eat what? but it's been in someone else's mouth.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>like you've never had your tongue in someone elses mouth?
>>
>>i've had it worse places than that, which is why i would never eat
>>one. but it was a viv stanshall quote i'm surprised you missed.
>>
>>
>what bit is that from?
>can't place it.

sir henry at rawlinson end, but i can't remember which episode it was
from. you must know it if you've heard of the bloke? i think there was
a film as well but i don't know if he was in it or not.

i can post some of them if you like, but i've got quite a few gaps.
it's one of those sort of things everyone should get to hear before
they die. like ivor cutler and doom.


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[rooner in space]

jamesretief@verizon.net (e) went:

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>>>>
>>>>would they hide you in a cupboard?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>hide as in removing a layer.
>>
>>like the invisible man when he takes his bandages off?
>>
>>
>like me mum when i was a sprog.

yer mam was the invisible man? i bet that were rough.


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[miner.-]

"Ross Galloway" <ross.galloway@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
news:e5Nub.2090$H47.1433@news-binary.blueyonder.co.uk...
>
> "Barbecue Bob" <bunny@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:bunny-737EF8.00222819112003@corp-radius.supernews.com...
> > In article <8f036b1e.0311181614.e207564@posting.google.com>,
> > popragout@hotmail.com (Ragout) wrote:
> >
> > > "Nodffellowt" <nodfellow1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> > > news:<bpd5ss$eoa$1@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>...
> > >
> > > > It's impractical to share a furry toilet seat due to careless
wee-wee
> > > > winkles. Far better to invest in a decent seat, preferably a glow in
> the
> > > > dark model. Fortunately, we live in an age where technology is
> advancing
> > > > rapidly and they're not that expensive nowadays. The newer style is
> > > > Strontium Aluminate with Europium as an activator and that powder is
> > > > embedded into the toilet seats.
> >
> > We mix that stuff in salt licks for the deer, the antelope, and the
> > varmints. It makes them easy to shoot at night. We use the hides for
> > furry, glowing toilet seats. They're very popular in Beverly Hills.
> > >
> > > These new fangled toilet seats are all very well but what about their
> > > cleaning? How do they take to a drop of bleach or a good scrub with a
> > > dab of Ajax?
> > > I really don't know what our Grandmothers would have made of all this.
> > > Ragout
> >
> > Our grannies preferred the kind that could be snapped off the hinges,
> > run through the washing machine, and hung out on the line. That's the
> > kind we use in my restaurants. To keep the seats clean, we don't put
> > them back on. With our generous servings of beverages and the cozy
> > lighting in our restrooms, our customers have yet to notice the absense
> > of unnecessary hardware.
> > --
> > Barbecue Bob serving family-style roast bunny
> > at convenient restaurants
> > from Montana to New Mexico
>
>
> Sounds like a trousers round the ankles feet on the door cos there ain't
no
> lock on the door kind of establishment
> we all know that that can ruin ones evening eh kids?
>
>
> rg
>


nah just send sir danny round for the punk king door step challenge

miner.-

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>>>
>>>like the invisible man when he takes his bandages off?
>>>
>>>
>>like me mum when i was a sprog.
>
>yer mam was the invisible man? i bet that were rough.
>
>
no, ya dingus. in the colony, hiding means removing a layer
of skin, as in severe discipline.