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  1. 22nd July 2005, 11:41 PM #76
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    Quote Originally Posted by jow104
    Sorry to spoil the fun Alexs,

    I reckon octi
    Octit being the singular.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gingermick
    Octit being the singular.
    What then is/are Octits?
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    Quote Originally Posted by boban
    Good croat boys enjoy both...go the eels
    Jellied, pickled or fried? and do you want pancakes with that??
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  4. 23rd July 2005, 12:54 AM #79
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    What's the score
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    3 for 177. 213+ runs in front.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gumby
    maybe taking off the kilt will help
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    I don't know whether it's the Bundy, the cricket or the incipient old bugga's disease, but I've completely lost the sense of this thread. Would a new foilie work better or do I just need to spend twice what I can afford on planes :confused:

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    make that a hundred times what I can afford on planes - at the moment, even the el cheapo block plane that Bunnies sells is out of my reach but it's okay, I'm going fishing tomorrow ... err ... today
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    7/279 at stumps........lead 314

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  9. 23rd July 2005, 09:38 AM #84
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    Quote Originally Posted by boban
    What then is/are Octits?
    One eighth of 8
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    Or what my dog has.
    By the way, how many stumps/wickets to a goal :confused:
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    sbs is the only station worth watching , inspector rex being my favourite...now what am i going to do, now it's been taken over by a bunch of guys standing around in the sun all day trying to see who can hit a little red ball harder and who is the bravest to catch it...thank god for woodworking...
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    I saw Marcel Marceau (sp) on SBS once, but as I don't speak French, I didn't understand
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    Pity about SBS reducing their coverage of the world's greatest cycling race to show two teams in a competition to see who can get out quickest, in a game that can go for 5 days and still not have a result.
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    They're stumped when they have to think of a goal that doesn't include debauchery near a White picket fence maybe??
    Last edited by RETIRED; 24th July 2005 at 12:51 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iain
    I saw Marcel Marceau (sp) on SBS once, but as I don't speak French, I didn't understand
    me either, I just read the sub titles
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