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... so help me God.
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I promise to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth...
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I am happy to hear that.
You couldn't make it up...
A marmoset could.
Confusingly, my bandicoot has completely straight legs.
Marmoset is good on hot toast with a lot of runny, melting butter.
Parmoset tends to be bad tempered if not fed regularly.
Modern pumpernickel can be powered by a single lithium battery, which is a great improvement on the pumpernickel of yore which required the electricity from fourteen lemons just to boot up!
Down is the new up.
Goat-insects are commonly thought to be a goat/insect cross, but in actual fact are a sheep/insect cross, hence the white fluffy coat. They where originally bred by Mi5 as an experiment to see if stick insects could be farmed for wool, but due to pressure from the welsh farming community the experiments where dropped and the test subjects released into the wild. The mojority released died from an insect equivelent of syphalus, but a few still remain in a small community located in Exeter, in the hedgerow of a small rural primary school. Local people are now threatening there existance by harvesting them to use as fire lighters, the RSPCA have declared the area a SSSI and are in the process of setting up a breeding program to ensure the goat-insects future.
The sky was such a choppy blue today that I carved out a portion and used it to patch a hole in the sea.
Falstaff is Welsh really.
I add Freeze to my car in summer to stop it working.
"Flat as a Pancake" used as a term in our household means very lumpy, undercooked and coverd in dust,fluff and bits of human/animal hair!!!
The Wizard of Ozz was once the Wizard of Izz but was evicted due to none payment of council tax!
i want something about scotland
We all want something about Scotland
In Scotland, the addition of an exclamation mark instantly makes things funny! However, the original exclamation mark-shaped plans for Hadrian's Wall were cancelled when it was realised nothing was holding uo the top bit.
"Steganography" is the art of hiding a stegasaurus.
My ancestors were from Scotland, but spelled their names with a question mark at the end. This led to confusion, vast intermarriages, and, ultimately, extreme difficulty in genealogy searches.
At work, I have three stegasauruses hidden. I cannot make claim to the title of professional steganographer because to do so would blow my cover.
Scotish Bagpipes are a useful device for storing hot air!
The scotish tend to be full of hot air.
Bertie Vogts speaks with an impeccable Scottish accent.
As a subtle practical joker, I like to cover my local zebra crossing with a life size negative photograph of it, and count the years til anyone notices.
Thos] I did not find that at all funny.
I have an albino pet zebra called Ernie, He likes chips dribbled with lots of vinegar!
Seven Oaks is miss-named as there are now only 3 Oaks following the great Oak disaster of July 21st 1957...... An ill wind and a council worker with a chain saw......
Mr Bertie Vogts Snr designed and built the Vogts Electric Tramway linking the Scotish town of Jibberish with the East coast port of Twaddle in the year 1960.
By a unanimous proclamation of the World Trade Organization, the year 1961 has been banished from the historical calendar. All persons born within that dark era will no longer exist and must be ignored with all diligence. Their offspring however, do exist and shall henceforth be viewed as prodigy, having derived from immaculate conception. Any non-persons affected by this proclamation are required by international law to surrender themselves to the nearest cannery for assimilation and citizens are urged to report any noncompliance to the local authorities. As decreed this 10th day of May, 2004 by the esteemed Curator of Agricultural Commodities, Colonel Soylent Greene.
Due to the late delivery of 1925, 1908 was in fact re-gheated and served again. No-one noticed.
Bright sunlight makes me Blink
Re-gheating is only carried out in cheaper Indian restaurants
Donald Rumsfeld is available in a wide range of colours.
Ironically, purple elephants are themselves available in a wide range if Donald Rumsfelds.
Plastic coathangers are an excellent source of nutrition, and have in fact been discovered to contain a minimum of 43% more vitamins and minerals than the average airline meal.
Metal coathangers breed. A tentative welcome back to ZK ... or have I simply been inattentive?
Parsons Nose is a little known island situated in the North of the South China sea.... I was ship wrecked their for 3 months and lived on a diet of squid and wild rice! My bowels still refuse to work properly!
I have been here the whole time, taking notes for a psychological study on pathological liars for my degree in Botanics and Fishery. [Dujon] But they do!
Paranoia is next to godliness, but only in the newly released "serendiptionary" where words are jumbled up at random. Increase your vocabulary by picking a random word today!
There is not, and never shall be, anything good about Carling.
Dang and blast!
Donald Rumsfeld has an unnatural fear of Spoonerisms.
Should my wife ask, I was never here.
I am Falstaff's wife and I CAN SEE YOU!
The Rugby weekend was crap, and you'll never catch me doing that again!
I'm not sunburnt.
I am not happy to be on vacation this week. I miss rising at 4:30 a.m. and rushing about to leave for my work, which is fifty miles away.
My daughter did not bring her daughter to my house the other day and then take my wife along with the little darling to feed the ducks at the local lagoon. Nor did she lose her keys to the car and ask me to drive down to the said wetland to help find them. Shoes are cheap, particularly if they are drenched, covered in duck droppings, mud and various seeds of thorn. There are times when I love my family to death.
Wax strips work! Save lots of money and pain, and buy some today!
[Dujon] I saw a duck driving a car, it had a damaged wing.
[plump] Are you sure it wasn't just tyred?
Photo frames can now be purchased with a chameleonic finish to them which makes a picture look like it has been bevelled into the wall.
Bollards are ducks that are neither female nor male.
Bollocks are ducks with funky hair.
I do not have a radio now. I am not at all happy about this.
"No Fixed Abode, Cricklewood" is not on the Radio during my Greek exam. I'm deliriously happy about this.
</lie> [ZK] Listen Again is your friend. It's certainly mine - I can't listen to R4 live at all. <lie>
Contrary to popular belief, dumb bells can be quite loquacious if talked to about the right subject.
*kisses Dunx*
Villards are evil ducks.
A stationary lobster is known as a thermostat.
I am certainly not crapping myself over my Russian exams.
By the time I came to my Russian exams, I cared very deeply about the outcome and got very stressed indeed.
"Russian exam" is a euphemism.
"swedish massage" is not a euphemism.
Magnets only work when they are being watched.
CERN has announced the discovery of a new subatomic particle which has been observed to interact minimally with other particles itself but which has been seen with great frequency to pass by two particles which then annihilate each other in a highly energetic manner. It has been dubbed the tarantino.
The most wonderful eel in the world is called Hernia, which explains why she is so shy.
this music is certainly not giving me headache.
"I'll have no frolicking in my pantry Guv'nor!!" was the catch-phrase used by Princess Michael of Kent in her first unrecorded sitcom provisionally entitled "Sperm Kittens go AWOL in Tewkesbury".
I was the fourth Goodie; you can see me hiding behind a giant black pudding during the episode "King Carrot".
"No more rubber please Vicar!!" was the catchphrase used by Alan Rickman in his cabaret act entitled "Murun Bertstanzinger goes pole vaulting".
The Teletubbies are the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
<lie>Thanksgiving will be particularly entertaining this year now that most people in the US have come to realise that George W Bush is a turkey.</lie>
I am terribly offended by Bob the Dog's post.
Ironically, it has now been discovered that George W. Bush himself is a weapon of mass destruction.
When I was small, I used to stretch my mouth between the gateposts that led into our front garden and 'strum' my lips with a plecktrum in order to imitate the extraordinary musical tallent of Stephan Grappelli.
[Bob] So did I, only I used a chopstick rather than a plectrum for a better acoustic sound.
I hate drummers.
The British band Keane only has two members. Their lead singer has been lying in a coma in Croydon for the last 22 months, and performs all of their songs via astral projection.
I'm wide awake and very confident about my chances today.
Polo mints have been proven to increase intelligence in fish by up to 400 per cent, except for the salmon, to whom they are a lethal substance.
Incidentally, polo mallets have not been discovered to increase intelligence in any species, particularly.
There is a running joke in Hollywood about elastic bands. Some of the most highly regarded people in the industry are those who have managed to bring about the appearance of two hundred or more elastic bands during key moments of the films in which they are working. The most famous and brilliant exponent of this activity to date is Irwin Stokes, actually a little-known sound technician from Caldwell, who has been active since the 1940s and has so far totalled a whopping 18,942 "infiltrations" - nearly 3,000 of these were in the film "I, Spartacus" alone. Stokes actually received a 'secret' Oscar (cut from the tapes) for his 500th, which found its way into Ben-Hur. Insiders say that a roaring trade in DVDs and literature about the practice is the most lucrative and fast-growing in Hollywood since Elijah Wood made a slip about Sir Ian McKellen not being able to get the one he wears in "Fellowship of the Ring" on his beard past the Antipodean producers. Incidentally, the first "Greatest Moments" DVD is due for release on Amazon in 2005, but numerous insiders are lobbying to have it withheld, as it remains one of the few Hollywood activities unknown to the general public.
Mayonnaise is not allowed in Bollywood films, as so many of the actors consider it bad luck.
Comic and actor Robin Williams has a crippling fear of fabric softener.
"Tro, håb og kærlighed" ("Twist and Shout") is considered the film industry's finest hour, however, there is a great move to prevent its wider circulation as it contains no fewer than eight million references to rubber bands, which the more die-hard followers felt would be unlikely to go unnoticed by the public in general. Thus it is often submitted on television without subtitles, or interrupted by news bulletins somewhere after the 1,000,000 mark.
Isela Vega was given a three-year ban by the film industry between 1992 and 1995 for appearing in the '92 spoof movie "Bring Me The Rubber Band of Alfredo Garcia".
The origins of the game are shrouded in mystery - one source claims that it does in fact date back to the days of the Puritan régime, when English actors used to hide behind abandoned theatres and flick Oliver Cromwell with bands, made at that time out of leather, as he rode past. However, more evidence suggests that the first recorded incident is in fact merely to be found in Cecil B. DeMille's film "Dynamite" in 1929.
All rubber band shenanigans were forbidden by contract on the set of David Lynch's 1977 film "Eraserhead".
Nor indeed was Cromwell an insignificant character in history; he is credited with the discovery of Bognor Regis and the invention of the loofah.
Interestingly, the many worlds of radio and television, have developed their own versions of the game, and these also vary massively internationally. One Spanish satellite channel works to incorporate a duck, halibut and yoga instructor into every fifth programme, a British production company has so far managed to include naked pictures of any Prime Minister since 1805 into each of its films (their latest triumph was the Christmas hit "Love Actually") and a music station in Strasbourg only remains on the air as long as they manage to run a genuine story each day featuring Anthea Turner.
I am a big fan of extraneous commas.
Commas are simply the disguise of those rubber bands which hang from the office ceiling.
I've only been away 14 days and so much has changed,its scary stuff!!!
Thomas the tank engine is an alias, his real name is Steve and he was a very useless Crampton type tender engine!!
Alas, ZK beat me to the scoop about rubber bands, but only I know the truth about Tony Blair and the armadillo.
To avoid suffocation - keep away from babies.
Carrier Bags have just been named the world's Most Obliging Species, just ahead of Carrier Pigeons, Labrador Retrievers, Dolphins and Katie Price.
I came in to work today only to discover that my computer has become possessed by the spirit of Liberace. Darling.
ZK is using his/her internet priviliges wisely.
I have just retrospectively cancelled a lunch date I attended a fortnight ago.
Darth Vader is based on George Lucas's uncle, and was originally called Clovis.
[nights] < / l i e > Her :) < l i e >
Phone Bill Castration. I would, but I've been cut off.
James Woods (actor) has a brother called Arulostintha, which is an ancient tribal name used by the Black Mountain Indians. He also has a brother called Dave!
Dave Woods is an irritable postman who inspired the character of Hannibal Lecter in Silence of the Lambs.
Manx cats are a form of miniture, tailess, Celtic-Puma's
A few things the Romans didn't do for us! 1. They didn't invent TV... 2. They didn't design the Ford Fiesta (it was the Anglia.......yuk)... 3. They didn't put a man on the moon and neither did the yanks...4. They had no idea how to break-dance... So much for being a great nation!!!!!
Fact.......If you leave baked beans, untouched, on a plate for several weeks they will, as if by magic, turn into peanuts!!
Fact....Research performed at the Loughborough Sleep Research Center have shown if you interrupt a dream at precisely the correct moment, the dream will become reality. [As a matter of record, two nights ago I pinched myself while dreaming and awakened to find I was in fact pinching myself.]
Fact - I once worked at Loughborough Sleep Research Centre, but I got the sack for staying awake on the job.
I may look like a normal woman to you, but I am made from muesli.
I used to be a postman, but I got the sack.
*runs and hides* Don't start that again!
I was a tiger tamer in the circus before they threw me to the lions.
[ZK] Luckily they haven't.
I am not in the least bit embarrassed to have "started that up again".
I never, ever get embarrassed. I don't embarrass easily.
I used to work for a mobile wood mill, but then they saw me off the premises.
That was not one of the most extreme reactions I have ever had to a pun.
Personalities clashed at my job in the strawberry packaging warehouse. I used to make a lot of jokes and insinuations, until I was called into the manager's office and told that I was no longer required to punnet.
I am still concerned to hear about Tony Blair and the Armadillo, was it the drink?..
I was a Grand Canyon tour guide until I was told to take a hike.
I worked in a talcum factory until I was told to take a powder.
I tested Bungie cords until I was let loose.
I am pissed off at Kim for having started this thread again.
I made fishing lures...then one day I got the hook.
I worked in the menswear department until they cut all ties with me.
I used to be a poet until my licence was revoked.
I was the captain of the Surrey county cricket team before they went Batty.
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