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1. xymonau12 January 2010, 22:53 GMT +00:00
Well, it had to be done, didn't it? And since this is both the first and last post, I have won. Thank you all.
3530. xymonau28 September 2011, 14:30 GMT +02:00
Alas, the satellite that could have traced us fell to earth a couple of days ago (it was fun target practice), so we are now untraceable. You, however, have a chip embedded in your head - I crept in one night and anaesthetised you while I did it - so if you get within a hundred miles of me, alarms start screaming, and I run like the wind! I did this to all the losers, because I know how jealousy works.
3531. gesinek28 September 2011, 15:26 GMT +02:00
Oh, you guess it was that American one which tumbled without control to earth? That buggy thing was for research not for tracing...
And the chip don't seems to work - I have the Prize
3534. micromoth28 September 2011, 22:38 GMT +02:00
No, you've got Dez's stuffed impersonation (I mean of the Prize, not Dez). The real Prize is safely with me!
3535. xymonau29 September 2011, 3:19 GMT +02:00
Nope - none of you has the real deal. No alarms, and he's right here with me, sipping on chilled pineapple and orqange juice and basking in the hot Antipodean sun.
3536. micromoth29 September 2011, 6:03 GMT +02:00
For shame, feeding him orqange juice! It's poisonous! The poor chap probably thought it was orange juice. He's implored me to rescue him, and I'm happy to oblige.
3537. xymonau29 September 2011, 7:45 GMT +02:00
You can't even see him, much less communicate. Orqange juice is a rare Australian delicacy. Rounding up the orqanges is the hardest bit. They bite, and refuse to get in the juicer. Why, it's easier to blend a frog. But he didn't want frog juice.
3538. micromoth29 September 2011, 13:03 GMT +02:00
Dear me, I think the RSPCA will be wanting to talk to you! How terrible to treat poor little frogs in that way!
Now I must head off for lunch. We're having toad in the hole.
3539. xymonau29 September 2011, 13:19 GMT +02:00
If the restaurant is such a hole, why bother? You can catch your own toads at home. I can loan you a blender.
3540. gesinek29 September 2011, 16:33 GMT +02:00
Yuck, you could be so icky. Poor toads.
C'mon Rrizey, we go watching beautiful butterflies.
3541. micromoth29 September 2011, 17:49 GMT +02:00
Oh, thank you, thank you. But technically, I'm a moth.
3544. gesinek30 September 2011, 14:54 GMT +02:00
Yes I know. Sun is shining, I'm going to work in the little garden outside
3545. micromoth30 September 2011, 22:00 GMT +02:00
Ah yes, a little horticulture is a wonderful thing. Meanwhile I'm heading indoors to talk to my distant cousin Tinea, who's busy chewing something woollen.
3546. xymonau1 October 2011, 10:40 GMT +02:00
A sheep? They're chewing a sheep?! Well, to each his own. And I thought tinea was fungal, not mothal.
Gesine, you are a sane, pleasant, normal person. Why do you hang out here with all the odd folk?
3550. micromoth1 October 2011, 18:44 GMT +02:00
@3548 Dez, it has to be said that Norma is a very fine name - the wife of one of our former prime ministers was called that, I seem to remember - but I'm afraid you really shouldn't go around misrepresenting yourself as Normal. It just won't do, you know.
:-)
3551. gesinek1 October 2011, 22:19 GMT +02:00
@3546 If a get to normal, sane and what ever for this topic please tell me. And I think I would like you all. When I can effort to travel to your regions I'll ask you to drink a coffee or something with me. Yes!
3552. xymonau2 October 2011, 2:53 GMT +02:00
That would be fabulous, Gesine. But if you do get to normal and sane, I'm afraid you will change your mind.
Moff - yes, it is a fine name, but I thought you could read and write. Alas, your education...well, it needs fixing, don't it?
3553. micromoth2 October 2011, 15:34 GMT +02:00
The Grand Moff appears in Star Wars. Fame at last! So you see, there's nothing wrong with my edji...edju... schooling.
