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Dr. Billingsgate
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Posted: 22 May 16 23:21
How many times have you been told that you can't hover like a Hummingbird? Would like to hear about your first attempt to hover.

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Posted: 22 May 16 23:28 - Edited By: victor nicholas, 22 May 16 23:55
Our cleaning lady can Hoover 60 times a second, something to do with the red coloured sugar water we place in each room.

Dr. Billingsgate
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Posted: 23 May 16 00:20
Thank you for sharing. By coincidence, I once had a girlfriend who thought she was a Hoover.

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Posted: 23 May 16 01:01
Was she good at cleaning?

Dr. Billingsgate
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Posted: 23 May 16 02:41
So good she was investigated by the Little Hoover Commission.

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Posted: 23 May 16 02:56 - Edited By: Dr. Billingsgate, 23 May 16 03:02
Also one of the best homopterans of the last 30 years.

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Posted: 25 May 16 01:25
Hovering...broken nose...multiple abrasions...pain.

Still...it was worth a try...

Dr. Billingsgate
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Posted: 25 May 16 15:06
Suggest next time you try hovering over bed or other padded surface. Nice to hear from you though.

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Posted: 26 May 16 02:45
Sounds like falling.


Quote: Skoob1999

Hovering...broken nose...multiple abrasions...pain.

Still...it was worth a try...


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Posted: 26 May 16 19:30
Hovering is an anagram of gvnerohi. However, it would not be correct to say that gvnerohi is a hovering of anagram.

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Posted: 27 May 16 15:32 - Edited By: Dr. Billingsgate, 27 May 16 16:14
Currently working on my next story: How A Hovering Robotic Gerbil Offers New Hope To Millennial's Sex Life: From A Pilot's Perspective.

Harry Klondike
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Posted: 29 May 16 00:33
In this post 9/11 world it's best to not hover about carelessly as you could be put on some government watch list. I've cut back on my hovering habits. Only do it at night and outside of the city limits.


 
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