So that they are easily recognisable in the House of Lords amongst all the other fancy dress costumes.
What is the difference between an anally retentive obsessive with a degree in nit-picking that borders on autism ... and Stonecastle?
Sorry if that's a leading question.
I've always wondered...
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by BillShipton » 18 Feb 2007, 15:47
So they don't get hurt when they're bashed.
Who put the ram in the ramalamadingdong?
Who put the ram in the ramalamadingdong?
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by TottyMcGee » 18 Feb 2007, 21:51
The rammaman. He comes from down your way, apparently.
What significance is there in the fact that "Tiswas" written backwards is "Saw-sit"?
What significance is there in the fact that "Tiswas" written backwards is "Saw-sit"?
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by ClownJulie » 19 Feb 2007, 20:18
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by TottyMcGee » 01 Mar 2007, 22:35
Yes. Yes, they are.
Since the wheel is generally acknowledged as being the most efficient locomotive device, why has nature never evolved an animal with its own natural wheels?
Since the wheel is generally acknowledged as being the most efficient locomotive device, why has nature never evolved an animal with its own natural wheels?
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by matt2matt2002 » 01 Mar 2007, 23:24
Good questions ladies.!?(sic)
Got a headache thinking about them all.
Maybe the hedgehog comes close to a wheel
when he or she (!) rolls herself up into a ball..?
Is a ball a wheel?
Dunno, but it sure can roll.
Got a headache thinking about them all.
Maybe the hedgehog comes close to a wheel
when he or she (!) rolls herself up into a ball..?
Is a ball a wheel?
Dunno, but it sure can roll.
I think sex is better than logic
but I can't prove it.
but I can't prove it.
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by DungeonMasterOne » 02 Mar 2007, 00:51
Because if elephants had wheels, you'd not be able to tell there was one in the fridge by the footprints in the butter.
Why are plumbers called plumbers?
Why are plumbers called plumbers?
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by Sidi » 02 Mar 2007, 20:27
DungeonMasterOne wrote:Why are plumbers called plumbers?
They used to work with lead pipes and plumb is Latin for lead
I will go and remove my anorak now
Is there such an occupation as an underwater wood welder?
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