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It's immensely relaxing :) maybe you just haven't experienced it in a long time..!

Well I just checked by asking Mrs C to do it and no, still can't stand it (I managed to control myself though, which was good).
 

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Well I just checked by asking Mrs C to do it and no, still can't stand it (I managed to control myself though, which was good).

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Sorry about that. Martin the foot tickler started it though.

(I bet that's the first time that sentence has been used on this forum)
 
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Haha well if anyone needs me I'll be in the basement sorting out my feather collection.
 

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:roll::roll:It's a wet Sunday. Busy sorting out my tea-towel collection
 

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I've got a new shed. I'm sorting out my tool collection. It's very exciting.
 

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In my somewhat very much younger days, a "Rum Baba" seemed to be popular.

The ones from Marks and Sparks were so, so nice.

M and S Carrot and Parsnip soup was another favourite - don't think they make it any more.
 

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How does the bloke who drives the snowplough get to work in the morning? (for clarity I'm talking about road snowploughs)

Is Disneyland the only people trap operated by a mouse?

If you spin an Oriental man round three times will he become disorientated?

Just a small insight in to the big questions of life that I have yet to find an answer to. The last one wouldn't be too difficult to test, but last time I asked the fella in my local Chinese wasn't too keen on the idea.
 

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I don't know but if a high, revolutionary, arty, odd actor was admitted to the University of California, Berkeley he would be found on a hippie campus.

If current events are anything to go by, you might find him in the White House in 4 years time.
 

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I've been thinking about getting a new van.
 

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Yeah? Well I just tried that on my sons swivel chair so fast that I toppled over and broke the computer desk and it didn't even work so who looks stupid now?
 

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My mirror only works at night. When I look at in the day there's pictures of cars and hills on it.
 

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Took me until Day 3 of my new job to notice that my train to Leeds in a morning then forms the next service to Harrogate which is useful being that my new job is in Harrogate!

Sadly they boot everyone off the train for 5-10 minutes as the next crew aren't quite ready by the time it pulls in :(
 
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