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A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Prof. George of Chaos on Mon May 04, 2009 12:14 pm

Alac! Competition! I shall have to fashion a tea-shield!

#Sets to with waxed-canvas, sewing equipment and an old umbrella.#

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Pheobsky on Mon May 04, 2009 1:19 pm

*ducks behind the boiler*
Don't get tea on my newly polished brass!

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Zwack on Tue May 05, 2009 8:10 am

Dashed unsporting behaviour, showering chaps with tea.

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Prof. George of Chaos on Wed May 06, 2009 3:14 pm

Zwack wrote:Dashed unsporting behaviour, showering chaps with tea.


Not a tea man, eh?

Well lets see how you like my CRUET GRENADES!

#Sets down an ornamental cruet set and ducks behind the boiler with Pheobsky, fingers in ears and eyes clenched tight.

Waits.

Is faced with an anticilmax.#

Hang on...If that isn't exploding then the active ingredient must still be in...#In a panic flings his coat to a far corner of the room, where it bursts into cinnamon-smelling flames.#

I suppose a demonstration of my muffin-mortar is out of the question at this point?

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Pheobsky on Wed May 06, 2009 4:17 pm

Hang on I can still hear a ticking...
*cautiously peers out*

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Sir A Poiselamppe on Thu May 07, 2009 2:14 pm

Worry not!!!! I have disabled the device with my Toast Morningstar....

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Zwack on Thu May 07, 2009 4:03 pm

It's not that I don't like tea, but being showered with it is a bit too much. One would much rather sit down around the table and consume the tea, and varieties of baked goods in a polite and civilised manner.

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Mrs. Sullivan on Tue May 19, 2009 2:36 am

Prof. George of Chaos wrote:

I suppose a demonstration of my muffin-mortar is out of the question at this point?


Some years ago I left my then-boyfriend and some of his gaming buddies alone in the house with a stack of freshly baked muffins I had made for breakfast. I went out shopping only to return to find that a muffin war had broken out during my absence, and someone had broken a pane out of one of the living room windows by flinging a muffin through it.

Needless to say, i was quite embarassed to find that my baked goods had been used as ammunition.

My baking skills have improved considerably since then.

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Post  Violet R on Tue May 19, 2009 11:51 am

Do you have dwarf ancestry by any chance?

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Prof. George of Chaos on Sat Jun 20, 2009 4:06 pm

Zwack wrote:It's not that I don't like tea, but being showered with it is a bit too much. One would much rather sit down around the table and consume the tea, and varieties of baked goods in a polite and civilised manner.

Z.


Well...I suppose I can't fault that ambition.
#Takes crockery fromm a nearby cupboard and begins laying the table.#

Now, would any of you chaps and chapettes have a set of atches about your person?

What do I need matches for, you ask? Why, for my Internal Combustion Teapot, of course!

Violet! You too enjoy Terry Pratchett's fine works?

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Pheobsky on Thu Jul 23, 2009 12:53 pm

Still going!
Prof. George of Chaos wrote:
Zwack wrote:It's not that I don't like tea, but being showered with it is a bit too much. One would much rather sit down around the table and consume the tea, and varieties of baked goods in a polite and civilised manner.

Z.


Well...I suppose I can't fault that ambition.
#Takes crockery fromm a nearby cupboard and begins laying the table.#

Now, would any of you chaps and chapettes have a set of atches about your person?

What do I need matches for, you ask? Why, for my Internal Combustion Teapot, of course!

Violet! You too enjoy Terry Pratchett's fine works?


I fear that the internal combustion teapot may rapidly become an external combustion teapot- oh well! *passes matches and safety goggles*

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Zwack on Sat Aug 01, 2009 6:55 am

Pheobsky wrote:Still going!


*Dons Safety Glasses*

You expected otherwise? I'm afraid that I check in every now and again...

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Post  Sir A Poiselamppe on Tue Oct 06, 2009 1:00 am

So after a long absence I find myself here again... BG having had some sort of breakdown (rubber band again probably....

So.. Tea and scones anyone?

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Herr Döktor on Tue Oct 06, 2009 1:04 am

Last time we suspected foul play: traces of ovaltine were found in the donkey...

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Re: A thread to show that there is still a pulse of life in the forum....

Post  Captain Lyerly on Tue Oct 06, 2009 3:21 am

"Some Ovaltine, perhaps?"

"Nothing, THANKS!"


Chas.

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