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Missive Trellis
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Well, slap my jammy badger its a communal round robin. Finish off the last sentence and start the next in the manner of your choosing.
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focus too much on some random chuntey experience whilst withdrawing from Crack Cocaine and muse about the nets that strangle dolphins and your ex lovers. Embrace Christ and her...
seven dwarves, Dave, Dee, Dozey, Beaky, Mick and Titch. My, there appears to be one missing. I wonder where I left him (or her, to be politically correct)? Ah, yes! I remember, it was....
...in the summer of '69...
...me and some guys from school had a band and we tried real hard. Jimmy quit and Jody got married, I should have known we'd never get far. But when I look back now that summer seemed to last forever, and if I had the choice I'd always want to be there. Those were the best days of...
my life.......sigh.....would be fantastic if it wasn't for the (be kind!!!)...
...simple fact that band members always get married, or fall in love, or, in any case, care about something else other than the band. But in '69 we were all recovering from the Chicago convention and many other life altering events. We had no hope that year and so when we thought about entertaining and recipes and such, we almost automatically turned to ...
..Mrs Beatons most excellent, if now somewhat arcane, cookery books. It is not well known but Mrs Beaton was actually my Grandmother's, friends, cousins nextdoor neighbour. They used to have such a laugh chatting over the fence. She once told us the story of how she first caught the pheasant that she used in her classic recipe Pheasant stuffed with chestnut and aubergine chutney . It was amazing to hear her laugh, it sounded like...
...a cat being throttled by a man whose wife was busy hacking him to death. It still gives me nightmares! In fact, just last night I dreamt that I...
...that somebody loved me.....
..was throttling a cat whilst being hacked to death by my wife. This was a harrowing experience, particularly when re-lived in the cold light of day - this was when I realised that...
*sighs* Ignore me! [rab] the website now seems to add your entries automatically when you "haven't seen the latest moves", when it used to give you the chance to change them! is there anything i can do about that?
apologises for submitting before previewing..my iPod had turned into a obscure branch of Toy'sRUs. I drowned to the sound of....
(following momus)....and that that someone was, in fact...
*sympathetic sighs*
(it's done it again!)....music. I have always hated this musical, mainly because...
...I...
...hate nuns, penguins, and maitre'ds. I don't know why, perhaps it's because...
of their silly habbits (groan), silly walk, silly (phoney) French accents or has it something to do with...
..American films, where they are always portrayed as either superior beings or fawning snobs. Now where was I? Oh, yes, my dream. At least I think it was a dream, but I was floating gently just above a...
...a pool of green slime, populated by tiny creatures with the faces of.....
...panellists on I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, who were chattering incessantly. I listened carefully, but the only words I was able to discern were...
..." I heard that, pardon?" The catch phrases from a once popular 70's sitcom that is alas no more. Which made me wonder if...
..trains had hands would they stroke them through their hair...
..., a question so intriguing I decided to make it the basis of my new arthouse film, "'Do! The Locomotion Story", which was recently nominated for a palm d'or and three...
...Artsy-Fartsy awards: Best movie no one understands; Best movie for a general bi-polar audience; and ...
..filmstar shedding tears and saying "darling" every other word during acceptance speech. It is not well known, but I once appeared in a film. I was one of the extras in "Far from the Madding Crowd" you could just see me as the camera panned past the...
...bosom of Julie Christie. I had a call back as well to play a camel in Lawrence of Arabia, but...
....took the hump at being offered such a derisory offer. Instead you decide to direct a re-make of that Charles Laughton classic....
...,...
..the Hunchback of Notre Dame, naturally, with my looks I was chosen for the lead role. I can remember the look on the make-up artists face when she came into my dressing room. Then she doubled up with laughter and ran hysterically out into the set falling flat on her face among the gargoyles and bells. The producer took exception to that incident and replaced me with Jimmy Krankie, but he did offer me the part of the rat in the sewer. Moving on..
I waited at the bus stop for hours in the pouring rain. I was just about to start the long walk home when...........
...a sleek, black limousine pulled up. The window slid down noislessly and the face within was that of...
...the Turin Shroud, which gave me a turn, I can tell you! I was about to...
..move on when I realized that in fact the face was that of David Blunkett. That gave me even more of a turn and I was about to leg it when a door opened and....
...a long, hairy arm was extended. As I watched in horror, it grabbed my...
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