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- Stonehead
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The frolicsome lamb was shaving its addled pate when the waiter delivered a glass of pure moon juice. All was as it shouldn't have been, mused the rancid rodent who was sitting opposite. After all, why were the daffodils emerging from the mirrored complex of labyrinthine intellects? He put it down to the after effects of it being the night before the day after everything turned mauve.
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Did anyone else notice, in the 1938 film "The Adventure of Robin Hood", starring Errol Flynn, in the scene where Robin Hood walks in on Prince John's banquet carrying a deer on his shoulder. The deer is a North American Mule Deer. Where did a bandit, living in the Greenwood of Nottinghamshire, in the 12th century, get a deer which is only found west of the Mississippi River on a continent which the English of the time had yet to discover?
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Running up and down Oxford Street. So I goes, "Lose him cos his heel will get stuck in the escalators".
He got a gift voucher from his auntie for his birthday.
She ain't his auntie, she's his dad's girlfriend. We ain't stupid!
So we go to the children's section, cos they're cheaper.
And his feet are really titchy.
He's got little stumps for feet, like them Japanese women who wear bandages.
He got a gift voucher from his auntie for his birthday.
She ain't his auntie, she's his dad's girlfriend. We ain't stupid!
So we go to the children's section, cos they're cheaper.
And his feet are really titchy.
He's got little stumps for feet, like them Japanese women who wear bandages.