...no, amazing building.
The Oldies Thread
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...no, amazing building.
Sword of the Morning
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Went to the zoo last week and walked past a loaf and then some baps in cages. Asked the fella who worked there what it was , think it's bread in captivity he said .
...not sure you’ve popped that in the right thread, Matey. It might have been meant for the jokes thread. Mind you, perhaps not.
Sword of the Morning
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Seemed a good place for an old gag tbf. Did you laugh?
...i’m old but i wouldn’t remember had I heard it before. Apologies.
Sword of the Morning
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It's perfectly ok. I will drop a few terrible gags in the joke thread when I've taken my tablets.
....I had nits back in the day. Mind you, I had hair back in the day;
gonetomorrow
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Kid's names these days. Daft.
Bring back Jim and John (and Ann).
Bring back Jim and John (and Ann).
....they tend to be cyclical. There are some odd ones about, and even stranger the way parents burden kids with odd spellings of their Christian name, but it’s good that some of the old traditional names are making comebacks.
chrismpw
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Nitty Nora bug explorer does not exist anymore in schools. Something about not hurting kids feelings by telling them they've got nits - or the desire of government not to spend peoples money on the people or something.
I absolutely adore the word ointment though. Absolutely one of the finest words in the language.
gonetomorrow
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Like Archie? But not Archibald I notice!
...yep. George, Charlie, Ben et al.
In australia its endemic in schools, supermarkets sell nit stuff with the ordinary shampoo
It used to have a stigma, now its mainstream.
Strange days indeed
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