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Something Carbon for Christmas ...

 
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Old 17-12.-2004, 10:42 AM   #1
David Martin
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Burnt mince pies ;-(

Too long reading URC and the mince pies I'd lovingly crafted from best
raw ingredients are somewhat overcooked..

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Old 17-12.-2004, 10:45 AM   #2
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David Martin wrote:
> Burnt mince pies ;-(
>
> Too long reading URC and the mince pies I'd lovingly crafted from best
> raw ingredients are somewhat overcooked..
>
> ..d


But are they lightweight and stiff? I'm working late, reading URC and
listening to the John Peel night on R1 -- fantastic stuff.


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Old 17-12.-2004, 10:54 AM   #3
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Simonb wrote:
> David Martin wrote:
>
>>Burnt mince pies ;-(
>>
>>Too long reading URC and the mince pies I'd lovingly crafted from best
>>raw ingredients are somewhat overcooked..
>>
>>..d

>
>
> But are they lightweight and stiff? I'm working late, reading URC and
> listening to the John Peel night on R1 -- fantastic stuff.


<mumbles> they are lightweight and stiff, but I won't be if I eat any
more of them</mumble><wipe crumbs from keyboard/>

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Old 17-12.-2004, 01:30 PM   #4
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In article <32eob6F3lqev9U1@individual.net>,
David Martin <martin-family@blueyonder.co.uk> writes:
> Burnt mince pies ;-(


Serves you right for humbuggery.

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E. Scrooge, esq.
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