From: Charlie Bell
On 25/09/2009, at 4:20 AM, Jo Anne wrote:
> Charlie wrote:
>> A kind of biccie (or possibly a cake?). A sort of sponge base with an
>> orangey bit and a chocalate covering on one side. :)
>
> ROFL! Now it's *perfectly* clear. What the heck is a biccie?
> Biccie is bisc
On 25/09/2009, at 11:13 AM, Ray Ludenia wrote:
On Sep 25, 2009, at 8:05 AM, Charlie Bell wrote:
On 25/09/2009, at 4:20 AM, Jo Anne wrote:
Charlie wrote:
A kind of biccie (or possibly a cake?). A sort of sponge base
with an
orangey bit and a chocalate covering on one side. :)
ROFL! N
Ray wrote:
> A bickie is indeed a biscuit to right-thinking people, but that's just
> going to confuse others who think a biscuit is a "small bread" more
> like a scone. I hope Jo Anne remembers her lessons in Aussie-speak, so
> she probably knows what you mean.
>
> For more info on Jaffa cake, ch
Max wrote-
>Some Pratchett fans that particularly hate *Night Watch* would be amazed
>that you find *Night Watch* "lighter" reading, but perhaps you lucked
>out by skipping *Thief of Time*, first. You might find *Night Watch* to
>be a subtly different beast if you re-read it after *T
kananda...@aol.com wrote:
OK Max, you are going to chuckle, guess what one of the other 2
Pratchetts I downloaded was?
Already a good chunk of the way through Thief of Time, not as good
as Night Watch to me, but it is good enough to pass some flight time.
Like I said, I got a h
Ginger Meggs, September 26, 2009 UCLICK
GoComics.com - http://www.gocomics.com/gingermeggs/2009/09/26/
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