Not a "spring-green" joke; more like a "seed brown" one of late
summer... But, *funny*, especially for those who'd not seen it before
or who'd, like me, almost forgotten...
From: L.F.
Three little boys were concerned because they couldn't get anyone
to play with them. They decided it was be
I feel sooo clever... :)
At some point last night, "something happened"; one minute I was
responding to messages via Reply without any problem, the next the
option to "send" had disappeared; all that was left was "cancel,
minimise, maximise", in a very narrow band on top...
The contrary beas
On Sep 5, 2005, at 4:49, Jenny Barron wrote:
has anyone ever heard of a tax going down
Anyone/everyone who lives in the US and is in the upper 2% income
bracket has been blessing our Prex for the tax cuts they got :) Mind
you, you have to be raking in some quarter mill a year from
*investm
Dear SP,
wow, where do i start with this months's package?. The tagoda strawberries
were delicious, and I loved the bobbin keychain but it will have to go up so it
doesn't get broke.[hahaha] The dolphin window ornament went on my window in
my bedroom. I really like the card that had my messag
Version of this ride report with pictures at:
http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/cycling/manc100.htm
Manchester 100 ride 2005
The Manchester 100 bike ride is an annual event in September offering 100km
(63 miles) and 100 mile routes. In March Audrey wondered if she was capable
of getting fit enou
I worked pumping gas in the late-70's-early-80's when gas went over $1.00
per gallon in California. So we went to half-pricing because the pumps
couldn't show the price above a dollar, and customers didn't like it because
they figured they were getting ripped off. Well, they were, just not the
wa
Jean in Poole wrote: there's a problem because most of our petrol pumps
are unable to show a price above 99.99 pence a litre.
That has recently happened here (prior to Katrina, but worse since) with our
prices going up to about $1.27.8. Now the petrol looks very cheap because
some garages a
Off the top of my head:
A waddle of toddlers
A sample of spiders
A string of lacers
A web of lace chatters or
A tatter of chatters
A wiff of garbage trucks
A warp of weavers
A crochet of hookers.
Candida in Sunny Westport
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On 5 Sep 2005, at 12:30, Webwalker wrote:
a waddle of ducks
a collection of "antiquers"
An antique of collectors sounds better!
a gossip of old women (a goodie from the past)
A gossip was originally a woman who sat with another woman who was in
labour(childbirth) and her task was to chat abo
You may recall from school days the concept of collective nouns -- a
gaggle of geese, a herd of sheep, buffalo, or elephants, or a murder of
crows.
The game is to make up your own. In a group such as this with varying
backgrounds, I thought we might get some goodies.
Possible examples follo
Jean Nathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
With petrol prices predicted to go above GBP1.00 a litre next week,
just read in my morning local paper that fuel prices are already £1/litre in
Inverness(north east of Scotland) - just 50 miles up the road from me - of
course our fuel prices were already
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