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Jul 07, 2007 08:59 |  #196

Sounds to me like you already have it figured out, then.


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Jul 07, 2007 09:04 as a reply to  @ post 3502130 |  #197

Dave, does anyone ever get you? What language is that? You're like a live rendition of "Oliver" but in some crazy twisted way. :lol:

I digress, I'm not allowed in this thread. I've only ever posted one duck on POTN. A great duck, but little nonetheless. Please excuse the interuption. ;)


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Jul 07, 2007 09:10 |  #198

Of course Dave, you could just say 'Howdy Neighbo(u)r' and avoid all this time-shiftin' m'larky, although I suppose you will still need to know the location for the spelling, what with all our 'friends' across the pond droppin' U's all over the place.


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Jul 07, 2007 09:12 as a reply to  @ TheGreatOg's post |  #199

Quack quack.
Can anyone draw around here ?
So that we can have our own version of a quacky-wacky comic strip.
Perhaps we should subcontract PuddingPirate for that ...;)


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Jul 07, 2007 09:16 |  #200

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Sell the car/s and use public transport.
Play more Monopoly.
Have her fiends visit your place instead.

I don't have much time for children unfortunately. The key is to make sure their peers are at least semi-sensible when they get over 10 years old IMO. otherwise, best left to themselves so they can sort out some kinda peckin' order Lord of the Flies style. But you are a nice man and so I'm sure yer have little to really worry about. You could ask her what she does different them times you don't find contraband in your car. If she does that more often then you won't find anything ;-)a

I'd say this thread/chatroom is evolving beautifully and decisively in the direction of nauseating banality. :D


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Jul 07, 2007 09:21 |  #201

PetKal wrote in post #3502247 (external link)
Quack quack.
Can anyone draw around here ?
So that we can have our own version of a quacky-wacky comic strip.
Perhaps we should subcontract PuddingPirate for that ...;)

Um... no. Too busy with what I'm doin' now. To do another strip would require giving up photography altogether.... not quite ready to do that yet.... :rolleyes:


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Jul 07, 2007 09:29 |  #202

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #3502278 (external link)
Um... no. Too busy with what I'm doin' now. To do another strip would require giving up photography altogether.... not quite ready to do that yet.... :rolleyes:

Well, can't blame ya, big daddy, all that must take a huge amount of your time........thanks anyways.:)
Hey Connie....can you draw ?


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Jul 07, 2007 10:11 |  #203

condyk wrote in post #3502059 (external link)
ChemicalAli them suckers are mean and hungry. Yer need to watch yerself around them. So you get off a barrage of shots (camera shots!) or just run and hide like a kitten?

I was out with the dog so didn't have the camera with me
the bastard thing (seagull) came swooping down outta nowhere and kept doing flybys squakin at me... it soon scarpered when the mutt came back tho :)


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Jul 07, 2007 10:24 as a reply to  @ chemicalbro's post |  #204

Dammit, nobody can draw in this joint.:rolleyes:
That means that ole Petkal has to do it, eh ?
Yeah, leave the dirty work to ole Petkal.:evil:
(Thinking...."What a bunch of schmuckeys.";))


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Jul 07, 2007 10:30 |  #205

PetKal wrote in post #3502311 (external link)
Hey Connie....can you draw ?

he can draw alright


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Jul 07, 2007 10:33 |  #206

PetKal wrote in post #3502259 (external link)
I'd say this thread/chatroom is evolving beautifully and decisively in the direction of nauseating banality.

Jakie got waylaid into a kind sad longing for times past, that only a parent can feel for one of his flock gone off the rails. I sought to comfort (or at least pretend to!) in his time of need.

thomascanty wrote in post #3502200 (external link)
Sounds to me like you already have it figured out, then.

Yeah, now we need some mug to do it.

TheGreatOg wrote in post #3502215 (external link)
Dave, does anyone ever get you? What language is that? You're like a live rendition of "Oliver" but in some crazy twisted way. I digress, I'm not allowed in this thread. I've only ever posted one duck on POTN. A great duck, but little nonetheless. Please excuse the interuption.

Post away ... but dig up an' post yer Duckie tho first. Otherwise, sling yer hook ;-)a

kevin_c wrote in post #3502238 (external link)
Of course Dave, you could just say 'Howdy Neighbo(u)r' and avoid all this time-shiftin' m'larky, although I suppose you will still need to know the location for the spelling, what with all our 'friends' across the pond droppin' U's all over the place.

Aye ... dropping ewes more likely for some of those guys if yer know what I mean mate ;-)a However, the Good Quaaakning bit is important. There is a deeper symbol there.

PetKal wrote in post #3502247 (external link)
Quack quack.
Can anyone draw around here ? So that we can have our own version of a quacky-wacky comic strip. Perhaps we should subcontract PuddingPirate for that ...;)

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #3502278 (external link)
Um... no. Too busy with what I'm doin' now. To do another strip would require giving up photography altogether.... not quite ready to do that yet.... :rolleyes:

Yes, that would be a benefit for sure. But not sure I wanna see ya strip anyway Puddle, thanks :confused: That should be sumfink you and Lisa share together I reckon. MAybe in the G&N section mate :lol:

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Well, can't blame ya, big daddy, all that must take a huge amount of your time........thanks anyways. Hey Connie....can you draw ?

All that girly talk ... sure he is on that 24-7 :lol: :lol: I can draw, sure ... but I don't scan. Ronaldo mkII is the drawer. He draws to at least junior high standard (whatever that is!?) He is a real artist.


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Jul 07, 2007 10:33 |  #207

condyk wrote in post #3501869 (external link)
I don't have much time for children unfortunately. The key is to make sure their peers are at least semi-sensible when they get over 10 years old IMO. otherwise, best left to themselves so they can sort out some kinda peckin' order Lord of the Flies style




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Jul 07, 2007 12:39 as a reply to  @ marie's post |  #208

I had a perfect brainstorm......actual​ly a nightmarish vision.
Connie keeps Tareq as a loveslave in his pad's closet.
That would explain two recent developments:
(1) Tareq is not around much any more.
(2) Connie's English has been taking a peculiar ESL twist.


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Jul 07, 2007 13:28 |  #209

:lol: :lol: Yeah, so Tareq is my Gimp, like in Pulp Fiction, and locked in a cupboard with only his gears to play with until I let him out. Where'd my Dyson cleaner go tho'?


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Jul 07, 2007 13:32 |  #210

PetKal wrote in post #3502247 (external link)
Quack quack.
Can anyone draw around here ?
So that we can have our own version of a quacky-wacky comic strip.
Perhaps we should subcontract PuddingPirate for that ...;)

Treesharks can draw....

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