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David Lloyd
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On 12 Dec, 13:53, "vernon" <[email protected]> wrote:
> "Trevor A Panther" <[email protected]> wrote in messagenews:[email protected]...
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> >> On Dec 11, 9:34 pm, "Jim" <[email protected]> wrote:
> >>> "Trevor A Panther" <[email protected]> wrote in
> >>> messagenews:[email protected]...> After
> >>> enforced days at home -- parcel deliveries, house repairs, gale
> >>> > force winds -- I was out today enjoying the sunshine and did my
> >>> > standard
> >>> > 20 mile circuit, including a call into Doncaster market for meat, live
> >>> > crabs and mussels!
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> >>> How exactly does one carry live crabs on a bicycle?
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> >> shirley a question for urbancyclist-uk?
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> >> My suggestion would be safely lodged in your pubic hair
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> >> scratch scratch
> >> james
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> > It brings to mind an oft seen "quotation" inscribed as graffiti on toilet
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> > "One would think with all this wit
> > that Shakespeare himself had come here to s*it."
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> > I shall not dare to say how crabby I am feeling today though!
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> A toilet poem that I've not seen in a long time...
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> It's no good standing on the seat
> The crabs in here can jump six feet
> An if you think that's rather high
> Go next door - the b*sta*ds fly- Hide quoted text -
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How did I know this thread would end up in the toilet? ;-)
David Lloyd
> "Trevor A Panther" <[email protected]> wrote in messagenews:[email protected]...
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> > <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >news:[email protected]...
> >> On Dec 11, 9:34 pm, "Jim" <[email protected]> wrote:
> >>> "Trevor A Panther" <[email protected]> wrote in
> >>> messagenews:[email protected]...> After
> >>> enforced days at home -- parcel deliveries, house repairs, gale
> >>> > force winds -- I was out today enjoying the sunshine and did my
> >>> > standard
> >>> > 20 mile circuit, including a call into Doncaster market for meat, live
> >>> > crabs and mussels!
>
> >>> How exactly does one carry live crabs on a bicycle?
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> >> shirley a question for urbancyclist-uk?
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> >> My suggestion would be safely lodged in your pubic hair
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> >> scratch scratch
> >> james
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> > It brings to mind an oft seen "quotation" inscribed as graffiti on toilet
> > walls
>
> > "One would think with all this wit
> > that Shakespeare himself had come here to s*it."
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> > I shall not dare to say how crabby I am feeling today though!
>
> A toilet poem that I've not seen in a long time...
>
> It's no good standing on the seat
> The crabs in here can jump six feet
> An if you think that's rather high
> Go next door - the b*sta*ds fly- Hide quoted text -
>
How did I know this thread would end up in the toilet? ;-)
David Lloyd