HEPPY EASTER
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It's such a fine line between stupid and clever. Random guest posting.
It's such a fine line between stupid and clever. Random guest posting.
HEPPY EASTER
Happy Easter to you whether rightarded or not, he said with a Greek accent.May your chocolate Bunnies make you fat.
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Thanks, and happy easter right backtcha and everyone.
PS: when is Greek and Russian Orthodox Easter this year?
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PS: when is Greek and Russian Orthodox Easter this year?
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Whoops, I just realise this probably doesn't belong to the political side - although the motivation for the bloody Archbishop of Canterbury attacking the Catholics just at Easter is probably more political than Christian. hmmmpfff. Surely, there are more urgent wars to start....!
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The same time thank God,I Eat half as many chocolate bunnies and food that way.Funny picture.Machiavella wrote:Thanks, and happy easter right backtcha and everyone.
PS: when is Greek and Russian Orthodox Easter this year?
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Brings up the question were does one start eating a chocolate bunny? And don't say the toilet it's not funny OK?
I break up the chocolate bunny into small pieces.
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,Howard Stinks wrote:Happy Easter to you whether rightarded or not, he said with a Greek accent.May your chocolate Bunnies make you fat.
AMANDA VAN STONE PRETENDING TO BE A CLOUD.
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I laid a chocolate egg just for you Stink. By the looks of things too much cheese.
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Wanna hear about my Easter?
My mum's best friend is dying from CJD and I took her to Melbourne to say goodbye, leaving on Good Friday. My mum is 82, pretty deaf, has breathing problems, and is fairly slow moving, and a very slow eater.
The first night her reading light blew a bulb. The second night, mine did and couldn't be fixed till the next day.
The visit to say goodbye was harrowing and very very sad.
The taxi driver got lost in his own suburb and asked US the way.
We left this morning. Wake-up call at 5 am for an 8.10 flight. My nephew-in-law whose place we were at last night insisted he drive us to the airport at 7 am, instead of our taking the shuttle bus at 6 am, which I had booked. (I cancelled the booking when we got back last night.)
I was outside having a cig at 6 am when the bus arrived. the reception girl hadn't told me it was too late to cancel and he was waiting for us.
Our lift arrived slightly late - he went to the wrong hotel. About 6 km from the airport, and cutting it very fine, we ran into a huge traffic jam all the way to the airport. We were 2 minutes late for our flight. No refund. He booked us on a later one which he paid for with his frequent flier points - he's a marketing professor and travels widely and is very well-off.
Mum started to feel faint at the airport, so I got some food into her, whereupon she discovered she hadn't taken her blood pressure tablets since last Friday. I just managed to catch my lift back from Launceston to Hobart by 10 minutes.
As we arrived, we got a text saying that the father of one of my closest friends had had a heart attack. When I went to unpack I couldn't find my keys. I rang the hotel who said that Housekeeping was shut till 7 am tomorrow so they didn't know if I'd left them there. My husband had to cut the lock off with an angle grinder. My keys were locked inside my case.
My dad just rang to say that the 8-DVD set of Ken Burns' baseball series that I had sent from the US for his 88th birthday can't be played in Australia.
http://www.fmylife.com/
My mum's best friend is dying from CJD and I took her to Melbourne to say goodbye, leaving on Good Friday. My mum is 82, pretty deaf, has breathing problems, and is fairly slow moving, and a very slow eater.
The first night her reading light blew a bulb. The second night, mine did and couldn't be fixed till the next day.
The visit to say goodbye was harrowing and very very sad.
The taxi driver got lost in his own suburb and asked US the way.
We left this morning. Wake-up call at 5 am for an 8.10 flight. My nephew-in-law whose place we were at last night insisted he drive us to the airport at 7 am, instead of our taking the shuttle bus at 6 am, which I had booked. (I cancelled the booking when we got back last night.)
I was outside having a cig at 6 am when the bus arrived. the reception girl hadn't told me it was too late to cancel and he was waiting for us.
Our lift arrived slightly late - he went to the wrong hotel. About 6 km from the airport, and cutting it very fine, we ran into a huge traffic jam all the way to the airport. We were 2 minutes late for our flight. No refund. He booked us on a later one which he paid for with his frequent flier points - he's a marketing professor and travels widely and is very well-off.
Mum started to feel faint at the airport, so I got some food into her, whereupon she discovered she hadn't taken her blood pressure tablets since last Friday. I just managed to catch my lift back from Launceston to Hobart by 10 minutes.
As we arrived, we got a text saying that the father of one of my closest friends had had a heart attack. When I went to unpack I couldn't find my keys. I rang the hotel who said that Housekeeping was shut till 7 am tomorrow so they didn't know if I'd left them there. My husband had to cut the lock off with an angle grinder. My keys were locked inside my case.
My dad just rang to say that the 8-DVD set of Ken Burns' baseball series that I had sent from the US for his 88th birthday can't be played in Australia.
http://www.fmylife.com/
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Nice, relaxing W/E there, Hebe
Hang in there. You've used up your quota of bad luck this month, so it should be sweet from here on
Hang in there. You've used up your quota of bad luck this month, so it should be sweet from here on
"But you will run your fluffy bunny mouth at me. And I will take it, to play poker."
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Hebe wrote: My dad just rang to say that the 8-DVD set of Ken Burns' baseball series that I had sent from the US for his 88th birthday can't be played in Australia.
http://www.fmylife.com/
Not a baseball fan myself, but that Ken Burn's series is worth watching. Can't he play it on a PC?
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