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AndroMan said:That's the most unusual thing you've ever woken up with, Inverurie?
You haven't met her.
AndroMan said:That's the most unusual thing you've ever woken up with, Inverurie?
Oh, yes I have!Inverurie Jones said:You haven't met her.
Faggus said:I recall procuring a lot of traffic cones from outside the museum that is in the same building as the pitt rivers museum, and putting them across the road - we then watched chaos not ensue. aww
Faggus said:It's the (unfinished) victorian gothic facade one - full of dinosaurs and rocks 'n' stuff. I like the ashmolean
I went to the Ashmolean, years ago, especially to see it. A lovely piece of workmanship.a programme moaning about the fact they have 'our' ( Somerset's ) Alfred jewel and don't seem to care about it much .
"AELFRED MEC HEHT GEWYRCAN",
Adrian Veidt said:He may well have been still alive quicksilver. I had a weather loach who made a habit of escaping his tank. So much so that he was christened harry, after the great houdini. Many was the time I'd find him dried out and apparently lifeless, but just popped him back in the tank and within a few seconds he would be swimming around right as rain.
Shame that's not a catagory in the Fort Awards, you'd be a shoe-in.Sally said:Mr Jones.
beakboo said:Shame that's not a catagory in the Fort Awards, you'd be a shoe-in.
I don't know IJ. I hadn't thought it through ok? My "humour" doesn't stand up to this kind of scrutiny.Inverurie Jones said:What kind of award are we on about, here???
No alcohol involved for a change..........I woke up one Sunday morning and in my still sleepy, befuddled, not fully with it, state realised that I was in bed with a fully naked, dark skinned woman, with vivid purple hair, who smelled slightly of digestive biscuits!