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From General Discussion / Misprinted book titles
Posted 25 Oct 11 17:07
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Lord of the Strings

Glad he ate her

Pass away

The Loway Code

A Tale of Two Titties

Black Bootie

To Mock a Killing Bird

Foldginger

 
From General Discussion / If builders are cowboys
Posted 24 Oct 11 17:56
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I think Tonto was the name of dog of the cowboy who supposedly repaired my roof?

 
From General Discussion / Hair
Posted 22 Oct 11 17:50
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Hair raising story: The hare, ran into the heir causing her to ruffle her hair?

 
From General Discussion / Waiting For My Photos
Posted 21 Oct 11 16:35
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It's the government's cut-backs in the police you know.

Fingerprints are taking ages nowadays.

 
From General Discussion / It's not the cough that carries you off
Posted 20 Oct 11 06:35
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Quote: Erskin Quint

it's the sarcophagous they carry you off in.**


**sarcophagi were rarely carried, but who gives a toss about that.



Sarcophagus, anagrammed 'As rasp Cough', might be the start of pneumonia?

Then Churchmouse and I can get 'stoned again' as the **sarcophagi carries us away?

Sorry

(I think it's time I gave up trying to be witty, and concentrated on more morbid things?)

Inchcock

 
From General Discussion / Forum's Quiet Tonight.
Posted 14 Oct 11 21:26
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Quote: Skoob1999

Sorry Inch...

Loved the Skoda chapter by the way...

Keeping me head down...

Regards

Skoob.



Danke Schone Sir.

I remember so well the Estelle... well the climbing around car scrap yards anyway... and I got to know some nice RAC men over the years I had that car!

Take care.
Inch

 
From General Discussion / Forum's Quiet Tonight.
Posted 14 Oct 11 19:48
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Shhh! Please!

 
From General Discussion / New Country
Posted 14 Oct 11 19:47
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Hurt homo Turk, Mrs
(Anagram of THROKUS ORM THRUM)

A few thoughts that occur to my limited brain.

A government poet will be required,

Someone to clean the cars should be hired,

A bully, so as to prevent benevolences,

An abacus, so they can fiddle their expenses,

Turn Parliament into a no-lie zone,

Set two seats apart, for the Lib-Dems to own,

Bring back the hanging, some sort of death sentence,

For MP's who are crooked and show no repentance!

 
From General Discussion / Religion
Posted 14 Oct 11 19:25
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It also rhymes with Bijan.

Bijan: A rare species of Persian cat.
Bijan: A character in the Persian epic Shahnameh, in the story of Bijan and Manijeh.
Bijan: An Iranian intellectual.

I wonder if... perhaps... or not according to how you view the subective implications implicated?

I'm going to take my medications now!

 
From General Discussion / Skoob In Trouble
Posted 10 Oct 11 12:18
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Good stuff!

 
From General Discussion / The 'Boring' Thread
Posted 9 Oct 11 09:20
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I really wanted to contribute to this link... I really did... but I do not have the confidence, education, or my morning cup of tea yet.

Good day everyone!

 
From General Discussion / Curses!
Posted 9 Oct 11 09:14
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Quote: victor nicholas

Jean-Claude Van Damme!




Advance, jam nude male!

(anagram) Just a thought

 
From General Discussion / Knox girl
Posted 7 Oct 11 06:05
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Quote: Rebel Not Taken

There's no denying she's attractive but there does seem to be something distant in her eyes and blank expression.

Could you simply roll over and fall asleep afterwards or would you be forever wondering if she's crept downstairs and looking for the knife block?


Not being up with things, I had to Google a photo of her - You are right.

And someone with eyebrows like hers, cast a shadow of suspicion, and an aura of danger on the first look!

I would not connect with her if I could, not that I can, or should, or might, or am capable, or equipped sufficiently.

I'd better take my medication now.

Take care all.

Inchcock


 
From General Discussion / My Forgetfulness, and lack of concentration....
Posted 5 Oct 11 11:50
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Quote: Tommy Twinkle

Re: True Tales of Woe - I've been reading them a few at a time. I've just finished reading part 16. All brilliant Inchcock.


Danke schone Sir!

 
From General Discussion / My Forgetfulness, and lack of concentration....
Posted 5 Oct 11 11:49
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Quote: Skoob1999

I meant to post on this thread, but forgot what I was doing.

Regards

Skoob.



Understood! Cheers!

 
From General Discussion / My Forgetfulness, and lack of concentration....
Posted 5 Oct 11 06:25
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Quote: Erskin Quint

That's lovely and should be in a story. Not necessarily a 'spoof' story either.


How kind... I might put it in the The True Tales of Woe later.
Thanks

 
From General Discussion / My Forgetfulness, and lack of concentration....
Posted 5 Oct 11 06:22
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Quote: armfeetandtoe

Inch, thank goodness you were not wearing your pyjama bottoms, know what I mean mate.




Love as always

Arm xxxxxxxxxxxx



I have been concerned that this might become a future possible scenario/reality.

I've even dreamt of going out in 'me jammies!'

While writing this , I had what I think I thought was a good idea for the Spoof... but it seems it has disappeared into the ether now, drat it!
becoming

 
From General Discussion / My Forgetfulness, and lack of concentration....
Posted 5 Oct 11 06:16
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Quote: Erskin Quint

Well, it's better than realising you are wearing a hole in the carpet.


I've already done that Sir!

 
From General Discussion / My Forgetfulness, and lack of concentration....
Posted 4 Oct 11 19:43
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I blame my forgetfulness, and lack of concentration, on my change of medications. (Unfortunately I have not had a change in medications, but think it sounds better than the onset of early senility).

This morning, I departed from the house, pleased as punch with myself, that I'd remembered my keys, bus pass, got the proper glasses on, got the hearing aids in, and remembered to take my midday medications with me!

As I got to the end of the street...

I realised I was still wearing my slippers!

I just thought I'd like to share that with you.

Take care all.

Inchcock

 
From General Discussion / What's in a username?
Posted 4 Oct 11 16:35
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Not being a regular contributor to the forum myself, still wnated.. wantud,,, wanted, to welcome you back amongst the regular verbal lunatics.

Your obviously anacreontic nature has been noted, and appreciated.

Take care Sir.

Inchcock

 
From General Discussion / David Croft RIP
Posted 30 Sep 11 18:12
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'Allo Allo', 'Hi De Hi', 'It Ain't Half Hot Mum', 'You Rang, M'Lord?' 'Oh, Doctor Beeching!' and the virtuosic, legendary 'Dad's Army' that he wrote or co-wrote, spring to mind immediately.
A literary and comic Genius!

God rest.


 
From General Discussion / Anyone up to doing something different? What do you have in mind?
Posted 6 Feb 11 06:06
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Jabberwocky is getting rampant, he must let Doctor Gonzales know about this.

 
From General Discussion / Words of Inspiration
Posted 14 Jan 11 07:08
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Peter Anderson:

Stealing someone else's words frequently spares the embarrassment of eating your own.

I know what he meant!

 
From General Discussion / Meaningless Debate
Posted 8 Jan 11 17:43
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Quote: victor nicholas

Mr. Inch

Your abridged missive is compelling but leaves me wanting more detail......

Victor,

I'm afraid if I was to release any more detail, the facts that those details may contain, would give rise to the possible disclosure of the names of our leaders General Incompetence, General Weakness, and Corporal Punishment, that in turn might alert the Kremlin to our groups continued presence here at Oil Drum Lane, Upper Denture, UK, and our intentions and total lack of any capabilities.

However, if you know anything of English comedian (Tony) Hancock's Half Hour old radio scripts, there are all in there somewhere.

Danke sch... I mean Thank you, take care.


 
From General Discussion / Bargain motor.
Posted 8 Jan 11 08:20
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Ice C it, but cannot afford it.

 
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