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d00mw0lf wrote:
boudicca wrote:
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Awwwwwwww!
Sleeping rodents :notworthy:
I'm glad someone else round here appreciates those little cuddle-monsters. I've had quite enough of Keith and his Rentokil! :eek: :cry: :wink:
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boudicca wrote:
d00mw0lf wrote:
boudicca wrote:
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Awwwwwwww!
Sleeping rodents :notworthy:
I'm glad someone else round here appreciates those little cuddle-monsters. I've had quite enough of Keith and his Rentokil! :eek: :cry: :wink:
:eek:
How can anyone not love a ratpile? clicky!
*prod*
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They're bonza. 8)
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Such language! Have you been talking to young Timothy?!
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d00mw0lf wrote:Such language! Have you been talking to young Timothy?!
Perish the thought.
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Careful, next thing you know you'll be wearing the hat!
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snakefood!
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oh holy one! :notworthy: :lol: :notworthy:
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that ongoing eternity
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Brideoffrankenstein wrote:
snakefood!
I've never seen a snake looking all cute when it's washing it's nose...
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sorry :oops: it's just the natural cycle of nature...

I have respect for the snake :notworthy:
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Back to the topic -

I saw the Tardis today, they were filming by Lambeth Bridge.

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[quote="Obviousman] They originally 'invented' it in order to save energy (in the 70s?). But it turned out to save no energy at all :roll:

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not true, was originally adopted in world war I and mainly II to assist production in factories etc; thought everyone knew that. ho hum :?

main reason for still moving it around is ~ proven reduction in RTA's, although energy savings do still count

you what, you what, you what...
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paint it black wrote: you what, you what, you what...
Are you chilling Ez? I hope so. You still owe me an answer ... 8)
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MadameButterfly wrote:sorry :oops: it's just the natural cycle of nature...

I have respect for the snake :notworthy:
Just back from the snake dance, baby
I love you when you burn me up
Just back from the snake dance, baby
This dance catches fire with me!

Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance!


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Dark wrote: Just back from the snake dance, baby
I love you when you burn me up
Just back from the snake dance, baby
This dance catches fire with me!

Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance!


:von:
*Kneels down on one knee* and asks romantically....

"Korin...will you have this next dance with me?"...
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boudicca wrote:
d00mw0lf wrote:
boudicca wrote:
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Awwwwwwww!
Sleeping rodents :notworthy:
I'm glad someone else round here appreciates those little cuddle-monsters. I've had quite enough of Keith and his Rentokil! :eek: :cry: :wink:
And apparently, they sing!

"Male mice serenade potential mates with ultrasonic love songs.."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4395664.stm
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MadameButterfly wrote:
Dark wrote: Just back from the snake dance, baby
I love you when you burn me up
Just back from the snake dance, baby
This dance catches fire with me!

Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance!


:von:
*Kneels down on one knee* and asks romantically....

"Korin...will you have this next dance with me?"...
Of course. How could I refuse? :von:
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Dark wrote:
MadameButterfly wrote:
Dark wrote: Just back from the snake dance, baby
I love you when you burn me up
Just back from the snake dance, baby
This dance catches fire with me!

Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance! Snake! Dance!


:von:
*Kneels down on one knee* and asks romantically....

"Korin...will you have this next dance with me?"...
Of course. How could I refuse? :von:
A date dear Timelord!!! Oh honey let us show them how it's done... :von:
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Speaking of time (which I'm sure we were), IF the moon landing was faked, I'd quite like my early morning and several wasted hours back, please.
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d00mw0lf wrote:Careful, next thing you know you'll be wearing the hat!
I did try it on in the Angel for a brief second or two.

Didn't do 'owt...
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paint it black wrote:
Obviousman wrote: They originally 'invented' it in order to save energy (in the 70s?). But it turned out to save no energy at all :roll:
not true, was originally adopted in world war I and mainly II to assist production in factories etc; thought everyone knew that. ho hum :?

main reason for still moving it around is ~ proven reduction in RTA's, although energy savings do still count

you what, you what, you what...
Ah, whoops, well, that was what I remembered to have heard :oops:

But now I know better :von: :notworthy:
Styles are a lie.

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Obviousman wrote:
paint it black wrote:
Obviousman wrote: They originally 'invented' it in order to save energy (in the 70s?). But it turned out to save no energy at all :roll:
not true, was originally adopted in world war I and mainly II to assist production in factories etc; thought everyone knew that. ho hum :?

main reason for still moving it around is ~ proven reduction in RTA's, although energy savings do still count

you what, you what, you what...
Ah, whoops, well, that was what I remembered to have heard :oops:

But now I know better :von: :notworthy:
it was the car-free sunday that was invented during the oil crisis in the 70s in order to save petrol. (at least in Germany :lol: ) Maybe you mixed that?

Still, PIB, no reason to sound arrogant. :wink:
Put their heads on f*cking pikes in front of the venue for all I care.
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No, no, I'm quite sure the woman I mentioned before who protested against summer and winter time said it... (Belgium and Holland had their car free Sundays as well)

Never believe activists :von: :lol:
Styles are a lie.

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boudicca wrote:
d00mw0lf wrote:Careful, next thing you know you'll be wearing the hat!
I did try it on in the Angel for a brief second or two.

Didn't do 'owt...
You sure...?
You did say Bonza...
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Still, PIB, no reason to sound arrogant. :wink:
:lol: :lol:

if i can sound arrogant using the written word, then i must be doing a nice job :von:

that'll teach me to cloud my posts with facts :wink:
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