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  • in reply to: Join me for a gourd of langoat milk…… #1363
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      had to be done, Jib someone had to do it…..:yahoo_whistling:

      in reply to: Join me for a gourd of langoat milk…… #1361
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        :yahoo_surprise: Yikes! I just flooded NY…….that’ll teach em to mess with the Tuaregs….:yahoo_rofl:

        in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #341
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          As Sean pushed open the door of the Dunloughpadraisobahairiedunkennyloughaire Arms, the swirling dampness of the Dublin street was transformed into a scene of noisy smoky conviviality. He pushed his way slowly through the crowd towards the bar, glancing up at Oscar the pub parrot, who was singing the refrain from The Irish Rover.

          The usual, Padraig, Sean said to the barman, and a packet of cheese and onion crisps.

          He found a stool to sit on next to a sticky ringed round table surrounded by plump gossiping matrons and wiry cloth capped men with bulbous red veined noses. Sean exchanged a few pleasantries with them about the weather, mainly about how unpleasant the weather always was, and then lapsed into reverie.

          The Big Apple…..that’s what they used to call the famous city, before they renamed it New Venice. Sean was curious to see the changes, not least the bright yellow gondolas that had replaced the taxi-cabs in the watery streets.

          On impulse, Sean fished his mobile telephone out of his pocket and dialed Tina’s number, but the line was engaged. He finished his pint of Guinness and called to Padraig to pull him another one. He tried Tina’s number again; this time a recorded message informed him that Tina had switched her telephone off.

          An hour and a half and seven pints later, Sean gave up trying to phone Tina and lurched home to bed.

          in reply to: Synchronicity #1529
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            Of course it’s a sync! Unless you want to call it a bink :yahoo_winking:

            in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #335

            Lord Gustard Willoughby Fergusson helped his wife Floribunda onto the camel, and clamboured onto his own. Cranky and Illi were mounted on donkeys, as were Tibn Zig and Tanlil Ubt, their local guides. Three hot dusty days, and two bitterly cold nights away lay their destination: Tsnit n’Agger and the home of the legendary giant of the Alal’ Azntignit.

            Cranky was feeling like a fish out of water in the desert, but Illi had taken to it like a duck to water. Not that there was alot of water about in the desert, Cranky grumbled to herself. What she wouldn’t have given for a nice hot cup of tea and a crumpet. She looked at Illi and her face softened. Just look at the delight in that dear childs eyes, she said to herself. My, but she’s a chip off the old block. Make herself at home anywhere, she would. Or make her home anywhere, Cranky thought, wistfully remembering their games of Wish House back at Rubbingdon.

            Let’s just hope Lord Gus finds those bones quickly and we can all go home.

            in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #334
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              …..it’s just that it does sound rather simplistic, I mean ……Tina frowned at the script.

              Well, it depends doesn’t it, Becky replied. As it’s a fictional recreational piece of performance art, certainly it wants a few complications, a few twists, a few riddles…..

              The phone rang, interrupting Becky’s rambling. Tina rather rudely snatched the phone just as Becky was about to answer it, suddenly seeming to be a bit breathless and pink in the cheeks.

              Just then a garbage truck came to a grindingly noisy halt outside and Becky was unable to eavesdrop on Tina’s oddly furtive conversation.

              in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #333
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                becdorsansilli: Berry Funny , F :yahoo_angry:

                finn_tastic57: :yahoo_kiss:

                becdorsansilli: well, never mind that, are we going to go public or what? Expose, or not expose? Hide or Show? :yahoo_idk:

                in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #331

                Becky was wondering what on earth Finn was on about. Gentle bemused and perplexed voice? Well, fair play to her, thought Becky, if she can here typewriting on a computer screen as bemused gentle voices, she’s a better man than I , Gunga Din……

                in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #329

                Becky wondered why Finn kept calling her Dory. It didn’t matter though, it was always fun chatting with Fiona (or Finn as she now liked to be called), and Finn was always calling her different names. Becky rather liked it.

                The thing is, Finn, Dory tapped into the keboard, when they’d finished laughing, As everyone knows, There Are No Secrets.

                finn_tastic57: HHMMM :yahoo_thinking:

                becdorsansilli: :yahoo_at_wits_end:

                finn_tastic57: This is a clue, you know. We should be able to just ‘know’, you know, just access the info :yahoo_idk:

                becdorsansilli: I wonder if these whispers are secret?

                finn_tastic57: I guess the group admin can access them

                becdorsansilli: well
                becdorsansilli: we wil go public to save him a possible moral dilemma :yahoo_rofl:

                Becky was even calling herself Dory now, she noticed. That Finn was a bad influence.

                in reply to: Synchronicity #1527
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                  Just opened the de Foucauld book and found the legendary giant of the Tuaregs, called Elias! :face-surprise:

                  in reply to: Synchronicity #1526
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                    Wondering if we have some Bashar dimension energy in the story (and it has the sha thingy too) after last nights interesting Ark conf re: Judyette and Bashar, and that video being prominent recently……… :yahoo_alien: :yahoo_bug: :yahoo_alien:

                    in reply to: The Room of Requirements #1476
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                      :yahoo_thinking:

                      in reply to: Join me for a gourd of langoat milk…… #1360
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                        in reply to: Join me for a gourd of langoat milk…… #1357
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                          Sean just walked in looking for sweet Tina……:yahoo_whistling:

                          in reply to: Join me for a gourd of langoat milk…… #1356
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                            But never mind that, the Guinness is on me! Pints all round! and that funny straight arm Irish dancing woo hoo :yahoo_dancing: :yahoo_dancing: :yahoo_dancing: :yahoo_dancing: :yahoo_dancing: :yahoo_dancing: :yahoo_dancing:

                            in reply to: Join me for a gourd of langoat milk…… #1355
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                              and todays quote is deja vu :yahoo_angry:

                              in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #320
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                                Sean put the letter in his pocket. Perhaps a trip to the Amusement Park wasn’t such a bad idea. He always enjoyed Becky’s company, and he was curious about dear old Al. Becky’s postscript hadn’t made a great deal of sense, but then, Becky was a bit like that. The truth of it was, he needed a break.

                                Sean wondered if Tina would be there. He remembered their brief meeting, and how he’d been struck by her sweet voice. And Sam, dear funny Sam!

                                Sean put his hat on, and walked out into the clammy Irish drizzle. A pint of guinness in The Dunloughpadraisobahairiedunkennyloughaire Arms to celebrate, I think! He patted the letter in his pocket and smiled for the first time in months.

                                in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #319
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                                  “…..waves of nostalgia and familiarity and deja vu” typed Becky for the third time. PPfft, deja vu indeed.

                                  in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #318
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                                    Let me show you something, Dory. George reached into a big red and orange and purple kilim carpet bag ( Dory wondered where it had appeared from; she certainly didn’t recall seeing there when they arrived) and pulled out a large sheaf of printed papers. He passed it to Dory.

                                    Dory read on the first page:
                                    Chapter 343,482,927,457,299,209,2819,298,357,008,557,057: ‘REMEMBERING
                                    Blimey, said Dory, Long book!

                                    George grinned enigmatically and said, Indeed.

                                    Dory flicked through the pages, reading a bit here and a bit there. Glancing up at George she said, I guess you couldn’t possibly carry the whole book round with you all the time in your carpet bag, the whole book must be enormous!

                                    Oh, the whole book is always in my bag, he said.

                                    Really? Dory asked in a disbelieving tone.

                                    Why yes, of course. ‘It’s all in there somewhere’ he said, and laughed heartily, and a trifle rudely, Dory thought. Yes Dory, the whole book is always in there.

                                    With a hmpf, Dory returned to scanning the pages. Before long she was overcome with waves of nostalgia and familiarity and deja vu, even a sort of backwards deja vu…a vuja de…Dory snickered to herself…

                                    Why is this chapter called remembering, George? If I had written this chapter I’d have called it forgetting.

                                    in reply to: Circle of Eights, Stories #316
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                                      Do you understand? George asked with a penetrating stare.

                                      Dory sighed, yeah yeah yeah. I must have read the concept a hundred or a thousand times, but I keep forgetting! Why is that George? I understand that in theory, but I always seem to forget, when the crunch comes to shove…her voice trailed off confusedly.

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