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Subject: Re: 14 July 1789
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elag wrote:
>
> Paul Heslop wrote:
> >
> > elag wrote:
> >
> > > > Oh dear. My wife loves pork pies too. I, however, once ate one in a pub
> > > > and was violently ill for days afterwards. It could have been the beer
> > > > or the pie, but my body will not allow mew to eat another... or even
> > > > smell them sometimes!
> > >
> > > Oh sure... but you never even thought about giving up beer... and I bet
> > > you still scarf down plenty of sausages. Do you pale at the sight of a
> > > porkpie hat?
> >
> > :O) I am totally Teetotal.
>
> Earl Grey, Darjeeling or Lapsang Souchong?
:O) Yeah, where did the tee bit come from? I hate Tee, or TEA... gimme
coffee (instant) which I have drunk since I was old enough to decide.
>
> > I hated the stuff with a vengeance. I do like
> > sausages, but they're not easy to eat without teeth
>
> I prefer my sausages without any teeth... I bet you could eat them with
> a bridge... not London, dental.
I actually have a set somewhere. If you ask my grandson where Grandas's
teeth are he says 'On the fridge' :O)
>
> > > I'm sure there's a joke in there somewhere about "woolgathering".
> >
> > Or pulling the wool over someone's eyes
>
> If you do that too often you may be forced to appear before a man
> sitting on a woolsack.
>
I have no answer to that. ;-/
> ....
>
> > >
> > > > That Blackadder bit was funny though, specially
> > > > when the ghost is trying to tell everyone that Edmund killed him.
> > >
> > > Yeah, hopefully they'll come around to rerunning that again on PBS. For
> > > the time being I've got Bean.
> >
> > not much comparison. Do you get the animated one? Argh!
>
> I'd rather not waste my time on it, but I think it was here for awhile.
> I do like the original, though. I've always preferred characters who,
> mainly, keep their mouths shut.
I hate the dubbing done on the animated one. As you say, the original
basically keeps his mouth shut, the animated one makes stupid noises
half resembling speach, like a dumb(er) Mr Magoo.
--
Paul. (Don't function anymore)
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