Moos

Yes, just thought your little bottom bobbing about while you retrieved rubber bricks from the deep end of the pool might liven up some people's Monday morning. But if you will be no fun, I can cancel the viewing.

Soooooooooooo much less traumatic than The Road by Cormac McCarthy. [glares at a fellow book club member] At least there's still blue sky!

*whole of ED Forum rushes onto thread to see Anna naked*

Top find, MP - what's 'pretentious talk about supermarkets'? I'll start. That bally Iceland's no good, I couldn't find any organic pheasant droppings the other day, I mean BASIC or what? I can't imAGine why we haven't managed to swing a Waitrose around here, if it wasn't for Ocado I'd just DIE. Although I have heard that M&S are thinking of moving into Lordship Lane....

Well, they're very good for building fruit-based centrepieces for the dining table at Christmas. Granny Moos would be lost without one.

How did you find Talking It Over, Cap'n? If you liked it, I have Love, Etc. the ten-years-on sequel.

Ziggy played guitar, jammin' good with Weird and Gilly, The spiders from Mars, he played it left hand But made it too far Became the special man, then we were Ziggy's band

Happy Birthday, Asset!

There's no spoon either, your point?

Westie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm quite a fan of East Dilutions - sounds almost > scientific, but also quite regal (inspired by > Gulliver?) Ooh, ooh ooh that was mine! @ Strawbs - Ptttthhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh (does this make me the skool swot?) Moos

*(sulkily)* Apparently Wispas are very popular with East Dilutions these days

I'm all for peas in our time. And I'm a bit chicken. Brendaaaaaaaaaaaa and Strawbs can have my lunch money.

*gazes up piteously at the 6ft blond* Sniff, that mean Strawbs pushed me over - can you kiss it better?

Oh poppet, I'm so sorry. I feel awful after having read your post. Careful getting out of that cupboard now, one of the moving ones might knock you over.

What a great thread, thank you microbite. I'm all about the dipping of delicious confectionary and baked items in tasty drinks, as some of you already know. And for me a simple KitKat dipped in tea is a wondrous thing. However, Wispas are also very nice, and I hope to re-aquaint myself with them soon.

I think 'Keeflet' is sweeeeeeeeet, can we all use it?

I did it as a genuine typo (while simultaneously thinking hey, I could put Brenda, no that's childish) - but I've never seen that thread before. What spite.

I don't know Brenda, the pyramids have lasted for ages - and people still ask 'What did the Romans ever do for us?'.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Whoop de doo. Whoop de doo doo? If there were more people around who cleaned up after their dogs, we wouldn't have to. Oh sorry, am I on the wrong thread?

Well done on joining the ranks of the wrong, then.

Piers' needs a 5 o'clock shadow - but they are both inspired.

Man, I'm going to have to get new slippers now. I just thought you might have given Keef a chance to do it himself. But I see now you were protecting the unwary and that there was love in your soul, not officiousness. So I apple oh guys for any slight to your character. P.S. Don't you two gang up on me. ;-) P.P.S. it's taken me about 10 minutes to get this posted due to the interference of small fingers, so I may have to say ta ta for now.

that was naughty of you, Piers.

Keef, unintentional spoiler in your post there? ;-)

I think PGC was offering you a head to put in someone's bed if necessary... unless I'm being dense again.