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Thanks for clearing that up!

Space prisons admit cosmic embezzlers.

Embezzlers: Materazzi 'butter', ergo, Zinedine Zidane, liked exhibiting razor-sharp sentiment.

Sentiment equates necessary tendencies in mortals, encouraging natural troilism!

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Quote: Philbert of Macadamia

Sentiment equates necessary tendencies in mortals, encouraging natural troilism!

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troilism, really! One is letting in sarcastic metaphors

Metaphors/egalitarian terms are positively humourless or really shitty.

Shitty? Humourless? In those terms, yes.

Oh, well. At least I have a place in the Cult of Jesus Budda!

Care for a biscuit?

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Quote: The San Francisco Onion

Care for a biscuit?

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Yes, Ego. Shortbread.

(Three can play at this game, Monkey Jesus)

Shortbread has oaty, rough texture, but remains edible and delicious.

Delicious egg lasagne is curdled in offal - undeniably succulent!

Succulent utile cacti cannot usually labor economically, negotiating typewriters!

Typewriters! Youz people earlier, wrote rubbish instantly typing everything ruthlessly savage. (Before computers!)

'Savage' and 'violent' are generally evil.

Evil veils innocent laughter!

Laughter and unbridled guffawing; hark, the ecstatic riddling!

Riddling is deliciously devious, like inheriting Norman's gerbils.

Gerbils enjoy radicchio, but I loathe salads.

Salads and lettuce are decidedly shite.

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Quote: Monkey Woods

Salads and lettuce are decidedly shite.

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That's what Jesus Budda said about metaphors and egalitarianism, only in American lingo.

"Shite happens" in terms English.

Shouldn't one of you be the yin anyway, and the other yang?

Care to try a metaphor about salads? I left you an "S" to work with.

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Quote: The San Francisco Onion

Care to try a metaphor about salads? I left you an "S" to work with.

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What do you mean by this? ^^^


English: normally, grammar lesson is somewhat haphazard.

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Quote: Monkey Woods

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Quote: The San Francisco Onion

Care to try a metaphor about salads? I left you an "S" to work with.

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What do you mean by this? ^^^


English: normally, grammar lesson is somewhat haphazard.

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You know, an "S" for "salads," as in:

English nosh goodies, licking incredible salads happily.

Haphazard anagram post hailed answer. Zany anagram reply delivered.

What's all this nonsense about, SFO?
This is a game, man, not some chit-chat shop for chit-chatting about bits and bobs and odds and ends.

Delivered envelopes, letters, items vandals eat regularly each day.

Day at York.

York = original regal kingdom.

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Quote: Jesus Budda

What's all this nonsense about, SFO?

This is a game, man, not some chit-chat shop for chit-chatting about bits and bobs and odds and ends.

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"Kingdom is now gagged. Don't offer mumbling."

Sez JB.

Mumbling usually means bubbling language involving new gynecomnastia.



Hey...I didn't look 'back' there....was someone getting slightly irate? Never mind....we are all friends here.