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(Msg. 1) Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2003 2:05 am
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Those topic bars, I haven't had them for ages, are they still
around?
I notice Cadbury's are now producing something like an Aero,
what's that all about? Nothing can beat a peppermint Aero, except,
of course, the hardy perannial Jaffa Cake.
As a side note I found my copy[1] of "The Brentford Griffin: The
Truth Behind the Tales" by Andrew Collins
Has a nice copy of a poster for "Brentford: The Golden Griffin" by
a Mr Rankin starring Gumley House Convent School for Boys nad
sponsored by the Midland Bank (nice link, there)
Funny old book, seems to be based on a 6 o'clock show report by
Danny Baker, not the best thing to base a book on I'd;ve thought.
kt.
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2003 11:58 pm
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 1:08 am
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what has a hazlenut in every bite? we always used to shout out "squirrel
shit!", of course.
the co-ops' own mini jaffa cakes - a strangely moving experience, more a
jam-style orangey bit than the beloved
solid-and-i-can-eat-all-the-choccy-off-and-be-left-with-a-disk-of-jaffa-jell
y original model.
fox's classic. with a hot cup of tea. that'll do me. or maybe a jammy
dodger. no, i'll stick with the classic.
"Don't fear the reefer"
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 8:29 pm
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Can you sue for mental cruelty if a work colleague sits directly in your
eye-line munching her way through a whole box of jaffa cakes without
offering you any?
Aunty Christ wrote:
>what has a hazlenut in every bite? we always used to shout out "squirrel
>shit!", of course.
>the co-ops' own mini jaffa cakes - a strangely moving experience, more a
>jam-style orangey bit than the beloved
>solid-and-i-can-eat-all-the-choccy-off-and-be-left-with-a-disk-of-jaffa-jell
>y original model.
>fox's classic. with a hot cup of tea. that'll do me. or maybe a jammy
>dodger. no, i'll stick with the classic.
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>"Don't fear the reefer"
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Sat Aug 30, 2003 2:07 am
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i thought that sort of behaviour was outlawed under the Geneva Convention?
certainly the mcvities, no sure about own-brands though...
as orangey as
"time flies like an arrow. fruit flies like a banana."
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> Can you sue for mental cruelty if a work colleague sits directly in your
> eye-line munching her way through a whole box of jaffa cakes without
> offering you any?
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> Aunty Christ wrote:
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> >what has a hazlenut in every bite? we always used to shout out "squirrel
> >shit!", of course.
> >the co-ops' own mini jaffa cakes - a strangely moving experience, more a
> >jam-style orangey bit than the beloved
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>solid-and-i-can-eat-all-the-choccy-off-and-be-left-with-a-disk-of-jaffa-jel
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> >y original model.
> >fox's classic. with a hot cup of tea. that'll do me. or maybe a jammy
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(Msg. 6) Posted: Sat Aug 30, 2003 6:20 am
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Aunty Christ wrote:
> "time flies like an arrow. fruit flies like a banana."
Tits like melons...
....but sparrows prefer apples.
Recently on a St John duty a friend commented on a flock of birds
going past, "oh, they're swallows. Or maybe swifts" So I promptly
asked, "well which is it, baby, swifts or swallows?" she wasn't
impressed.
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