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Ronald Kirsch wrote: i tied a thread for an online name once. well i am still me.

OK, then, how about:

RonK? The Kirschmeister?

Snorri xxx

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Snorrimon wrote: I was thinking of changing my username to 'The Puffin Formerly Known As Snorrimon', don't want to be left out... Or any better suggestions?

Hmm, needs to be shorter than that...

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Ron: Keeper of the Vault

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Snorrimon wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote: i tied a thread for an online name once. well i am still me.

OK, then, how about:

RonK? The Kirschmeister?

Snorri xxx

i think i'll have to sleep on those.

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Norwegian Blue wrote:

Snorrimon wrote: I was thinking of changing my username to 'The Puffin Formerly Known As Snorrimon', don't want to be left out... Or any better suggestions?

Hmm, needs to be shorter than that...

OK, what about Snorrimon, then - hang on, that sounds familiar... :confused2:

Snorri xxx

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Snorrimon wrote: OK, what about Snorrimon, then - hang on, that sounds familiar... :confused2:

What is a 'Snorrimon' anyways, when it's at home?!

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Al Jarvis wrote:

Snorrimon wrote: OK, what about Snorrimon, then - hang on, that sounds familiar... :confused2:

What is a 'Snorrimon' anyways, when it's at home?!

Long story - the puffin was an obsession that developed when I was in Iceland and I bought a cuddly puffin to take home, which was named Snorri, as that's a good Icelandic name... Later, randomly, a friend at university gave all her mates Pokemon names based on their characters/special powers - I didn't get one and as a result Snorrimon was born... I never used it for ages, but then cos I didn't want to use my real name on here and couldn't think of a good NO-related name, it was resurrected... So, I suppose a Snorrimon, is a vaguely mythical creature, half-puffin, half-something else... Or something...

Snorri xxx

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Al Jarvis wrote:

Snorrimon wrote: OK, what about Snorrimon, then - hang on, that sounds familiar... :confused2:

What is a 'Snorrimon' anyways, when it's at home?!

A sleeping rasta?

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Steve Campbell wrote:

Al Jarvis wrote:

Snorrimon wrote: OK, what about Snorrimon, then - hang on, that sounds familiar... :confused2:

What is a 'Snorrimon' anyways, when it's at home?!

A sleeping rasta?

:abovelol: :abovelol: :abovelol:

Snorri (mon) :smoking:

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Snorrimon wrote:

Al Jarvis wrote:

Snorrimon wrote: OK, what about Snorrimon, then - hang on, that sounds familiar... :confused2:

What is a 'Snorrimon' anyways, when it's at home?!

Long story - the puffin was an obsession that developed when I was in Iceland and I bought a cuddly puffin to take home, which was named Snorri, as that's a good Icelandic name... Later, randomly, a friend at university gave all her mates Pokemon names based on their characters/special powers - I didn't get one and as a result Snorrimon was born... I never used it for ages, but then cos I didn't want to use my real name on here and couldn't think of a good NO-related name, it was resurrected... So, I suppose a Snorrimon, is a vaguely mythical creature, half-puffin, half-something else... Or something...

Snorri xxx

Does anyone remember when the Sugarcubes shocked the NME-reading populace by admitting they ate, and enjoyed eating, puffins?

Weren't the 80s great?

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(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote:

Snorrimon wrote:

Al Jarvis wrote:

Snorrimon wrote: OK, what about Snorrimon, then - hang on, that sounds familiar... :confused2:

What is a 'Snorrimon' anyways, when it's at home?!

Long story - the puffin was an obsession that developed when I was in Iceland and I bought a cuddly puffin to take home, which was named Snorri, as that's a good Icelandic name... Later, randomly, a friend at university gave all her mates Pokemon names based on their characters/special powers - I didn't get one and as a result Snorrimon was born... I never used it for ages, but then cos I didn't want to use my real name on here and couldn't think of a good NO-related name, it was resurrected... So, I suppose a Snorrimon, is a vaguely mythical creature, half-puffin, half-something else... Or something...

Snorri xxx

Does anyone remember when the Sugarcubes shocked the NME-reading populace by admitting they ate, and enjoyed eating, puffins?

Weren't the 80s great?

It's a quite normal thing in Iceland, I suppose there are thousands of the little buggers there so might as well make use of them - they taste quite nice actually...

Snorri xxx

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do they taste like chicken?

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Generic wrote: do they taste like chicken?

That's what I heard - that they tasted like a cross between chicken and fish, but I suppose chicken was the closest to it I can describe... Guillemot on the other hand tasted like steak... I didn't eat any other seabirds, sadly... Although I think the Fulmar is off the menu, after a nasty disease hit the Fulmar population in the 70s... Steered clear of the rancid shark meat and pickled whale blubber too... :food:

Snorri xxx

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Snorrimon wrote:

Generic wrote: do they taste like chicken?

That's what I heard - that they tasted like a cross between chicken and fish

Chicken and fish?!

They taste like, um, women then?!

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Al Jarvis wrote:

Snorrimon wrote:

Generic wrote: do they taste like chicken?

That's what I heard - that they tasted like a cross between chicken and fish

Chicken and fish?!

They taste like, um, women then?!

Al's a cannibal???

:nuts:

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[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: OK, just found out that goop is "oldmonkey." Thanx, Twatto! :thumb: I should also thank you, Comrade.

:thumb: anytime.

Norwegian Blue wrote: Well done everyone!

Not much gets past us lot, eh?

:cool:

Except getting your guy to take off his sunglasses...:lol:

:shades: :cool:

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Nice one Twatto :laugh:

One day Colin will learn the difference between :cool: and :shades:

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Barney Army wrote: Nice one Twatto :laugh:

One day Colin will learn the difference between :cool: and :shades:

:skeptic: Nah, cant see it happening :lol:

:shades:

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I've decided that it's far cooler to leave them on, anyway.

:shades:

:shades:

:evil:

:shades:

:banghead:

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:abovelol:

:clap: Meh, on or off, they are both cool.

:shades: :cool:

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my last username virtual01, is used in forum.howdesign.com, so i will keep it 0 mean a planet 1 it's something like GMT zerone i'm,what time is it there?

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virtual01 wrote:

0 mean a planet 1 it's something like GMT zerone i'm,what time is it there?

:confused2: Erm...yeah, sure...:confused:

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Al Jarvis wrote:

Snorrimon wrote:

Generic wrote: do they taste like chicken?

That's what I heard - that they tasted like a cross between chicken and fish

Chicken and fish?!

They taste like, um, women then?!

to go off on a bit of a tangent here, is it true the, erm, taste changes depending on what the lady in question has had to eat that day?

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AgentWood wrote:

Al Jarvis wrote:

Snorrimon wrote:

Generic wrote: do they taste like chicken?

That's what I heard - that they tasted like a cross between chicken and fish

Chicken and fish?!

They taste like, um, women then?!

to go off on a bit of a tangent here, is it true the, erm, taste changes depending on what the lady in question has had to eat that day?

Erm, not sure it's the done thing to go off on a bit of a tangent here... You might get moderated...

Snorri xxx

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And to get right back on tangent, let's have a go at this sunglasses thing...

Wrong: :cool:

Right: :shades:

Now, how difficult was that? :cool: D'oh!

Snorri xxx

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Snorrimon wrote: And to get right back on tangent, let's have a go at this sunglasses thing...

Wrong: :cool:

Right: :shades:

Now, how difficult was that? :cool: D'oh!

Snorri xxx

:lol:

:cool:

Oops...:bag:

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Snorri, bring the puffin back.

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I predict the puffin will be back in approximately 5 hours when the Hammers are defeated by Bolton :nod:

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