For the full cinematic effect you need people getting up and walking across between you and the screen... while the theme music is replayed with multiple variations...
Oh brilliant. Now this I understand and as I read, I felt the familiar frustration rising in me as at the end of a film, when you are desperate to try and find the one name you want, both the names roll too fast, and as Zeph said, buggers keep standing up in front of you.
I read it again and realised you forgot to include the mandatory "No Animals were hurt in the making of this motion picture", which presumably means that the actors, producers, and crew are all vegetarians.
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For the full cinematic effect you need people getting up and walking across between you and the screen... while the theme music is replayed with multiple variations...
Oh brilliant. Now this I understand and as I read, I felt the familiar frustration rising in me as at the end of a film, when you are desperate to try and find the one name you want, both the names roll too fast, and as Zeph said, buggers keep standing up in front of you.
This is one I shall be returning to, often.
glad you like it Mimi, it's one of my darkest pomes to date
File: I can see despair and anger in it, but because it is so clever, it transmits a sense of humour, although somewhat black and bleak.
Oh yeah, it's dark allright.
Mort de rire.
I read it again and realised you forgot to include the mandatory "No Animals were hurt in the making of this motion picture", which presumably means that the actors, producers, and crew are all vegetarians.
well, I wasn't hurt in the making of this movie and that's the main thing
were you? o yeh, death by laughter, but, and I know it's a small point, is the OfflicenceinTahiti animal, mineral or a vegetable?
Well, after two hours of footing, football, and - don't laugh - weightlifting, the answer you're looking for is definitely vegetable.
Mrs Offside would no doubt confirm.
does alfalfa respond to weights then?
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