classics

Re: classics Posted by tom on Thu Jan 29th 2004 at 10:19am

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Flobble

Re: classics Posted by scary_jeff on Thu Jan 29th 2004 at 10:43am

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err... email?

Re: classics Posted by Adam Hawkins on Thu Jan 29th 2004 at 10:45am

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I'm guessing this will be deleted simply because of your behaviour the other day...

Re: classics Posted by KoRnFlakes on Thu Jan 29th 2004 at 10:48am

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again - e-mail?
Or even just private message yourself. If thats possible.

Re: classics Posted by Adam Hawkins on Thu Jan 29th 2004 at 10:50am

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And the mighty floppy disk...doh!

Re: classics Posted by Orpheus on Thu Jan 29th 2004 at 12:10pm

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Adam Hawkins said:
I'm guessing this will be deleted simply because of your behaviour the other day...

i concur whole heartedly.

KoRnFlakes said:
Or even just private message yourself. If thats possible.

it most definately is..

Re: classics Posted by Leperous on Thu Jan 29th 2004 at 12:24pm

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Adam Hawkins said:
I'm guessing this will be deleted simply because of your behaviour the other day...

checks posting history Oh, didn't see that... shame... seems to be some kind of anti-retard filter which you didn't seem to be able to avoid this time! Bwahaha.

Re: classics Posted by matt on Thu Jan 29th 2004 at 1:05pm

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tom said:
Flobble

you what?

bah time wasters.

Re: classics Posted by Orpheus on Thu Jan 29th 2004 at 2:13pm

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matt said:

tom said:
Flobble
you what?

bah time wasters.

You know "Flobble"

as in, the art of flobbling...

in or about 1767, a french practitioner of the art of toiletries got tired of all the doctor bills. you see back then the potties were all out of doors, and liable to be used by anyone, or anything for that matter. well as the hole got used, by whatever sat on them, the hole was enlarged and consequentially caused splintering and the extraction of these splinters was not only painful, but damned uncommonly embarrassing.

flobbling, the art of toilet seat making.

since the plastics revolution, the flobbler has largely gone un-noticed, and mostly unappreciated, but our dear tom has taken it upon himself to rekindle this past art.

my compliments to an artist, and his chosen trade.

LONG LIVE THE FLOBBLERS OF THE WORLD!