There's a big rock in the middle of my vegetable patch. I can't lift it and I hoe round it. I told my friend and he said "You can't hoe 'round? So, hoe square" Frankly I could've killed him for that.

The lower half of my leg has gone to sleep. Wake up, knee!

Kim] I find a good slap with a rolled-up copy of last month's What Ford? magazine generally cures any pins and needles.

I'm just a sucker for "easy listening" music, such as the Tijuana Brass with Herb Alpert on trumpet.

My neighbour wants to borrow my Flymo™, but I can't see how my lending it to him will do any good. He concreted over his lawn two years ago.

I've always been a fan of Laurel and Hardy. I think Ollie is funny, but Stan more so.

I just met a guy who flies estates around the country. Which is impressive. I mean, I land gardens, but that?! wooo. I am in awe

I see that the Government is finally going to act on Town Planning loopholes.

I wasn’t convinced that river crossings could be effeminate until up minced a bridge

I really do need to move out of my US neighborhood, but pulling up roots might leave some big holes in the English landmass and sink that big island into the sea. *sigh*

I had steak and kidney pudding for supper last night, with a delicious sauce made of ale.

"Stop messing about" he cried as Douglas Smith urged him to shut-up. His friend Noly Molestrangler Pia had grown tired of his chants yet still the audience cried:
"Ken - sing to Noly M. Pia"!

I have to scratch my chin every time I smile. It's terrible having a grin itch.

Eye of newt and toe of frog, wool of bat and tongue of dog. - since 1606 I have been perfecting my craft - I am indeed an old witch

"I believe, sir", said Disraeli, "that it is your turn to call for more refreshments." "You are sadly mistaken, my dear sir", replied Gladstone, "it's Liverpool's treat."

I'm always worried about money. So often, my "borrow" is greater than my "lend". [I feel a denoument approaching for this game.]

I always remember to do my facial exercises every day when I wake up, so that I am fully ready to respond to anything that happens. I still haven't got the knack of some of the more obscure Oriental exercises from a book I got on my birthday though - in particular the flexibility required for the Morning Tongue Crescent eludes me.

I claim a partial victory on a quantum basis.

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