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huntsman wrote: The trap had a little wooden sign, it read; 'The Resistless Trap'. I'm not even sure if it was you that set it ... all those posts ago.

If you're referring to my original use of the phrase "best ever musical item," it was not meant as a trap, H. I was simply so eager to hear about your two coincidences that I may have been a bit hurried in my phrasing.

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depthcharge wrote:

The True Huntsman wrote:

I thought you were in Washington, DC.

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I like the cut of your jib, stranger.

A few more mirthful snack references and we might award you the smoking hat for good.

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Is this one person pretending to be six or seven, or eight people pretending to be two?

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It could be CTB. I've not seen his husky hide at all tonight and The True Turnip has been quite productive.

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depthcharge wrote:

It could be CTB. I've not seen his husky hide at all tonight and The True Turnip has been quite productive.

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To paraphrase H, hmm.

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Hmm...

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Mmmmm ...

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Flattered though I am to be considered part of this posse and their potage-obsessed identity japery, I feel the aim of this salvo is somewhat Greedoesque. Your way off, lad/s - and I have no idea what you ninnys are on about most of the time.

Frankly, I blame the Canadians

CTB :bear:

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CTB wrote:

Flattered though I am to be considered part of this posse and their potage-obsessed identity japery, I feel the aim of this salvo is somewhat Greedoesque. Your way off, lad/s - and I have no idea what you ninnys are on about most of the time.

Frankly, I blame the Canadians

CTB :bear:

I never thought of that. English or French portion?

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Mmmmmm ...

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Great alibi there CTB but I can still make a case for yourself dressed as Professor Plum in the library with the lead piping.

By the way, did you not see the dramatic post from earlier today? Local flavour.

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... it's easy to identify - the only post with no reply.

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Wait until the legions of Aussies latch onto it. It'll be bigger than "Film 2003 with Huntsman and Guests".

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Them were the days.

But DC, isn't that now lost in the annals of time? - with a swift keystroke from Sprinkler the Blank, history was defeated.

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depthcharge wrote:

Wait until the legions of Aussies latch onto it. It'll be bigger than "Film 2003 with Huntsman and Guests".

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It's just another trick to make us think you're really in Australia, DC.

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depthcharge wrote:

Great alibi there CTB but I can still make a case for yourself dressed as Professor Plum in the library with the lead piping.

By the way, did you not see the dramatic post from earlier today? Local flavour.

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Which post do you refer to, Dc?

I'm still a little astonished that this topic is pushing eight pages now, showing a flagrent disregard for the the on-topic guidelines (imposed by, suprise suprise - the Canadians). I can only reiterate my innocence to nub of the aforementioned allusory comment regarding my identity, and I shall again retreat to the shadows with naught but a steaming bowl of cream of haricot dressed with white truffle oil and a crust of past dura on the side, causally observing the insanity unfold to its inevitably absurd conclusion.

Carry on, chaps

CTB :bear:

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huntsman wrote: Them were the days. But DC, isn't that now lost in the annals of time? - with a swift keystroke from Sprinkler the Blank, history was defeated.

Bothan spies have informed me that the data still exists in the Imperial tape-drives. Sprinkler even alluded to a re-integration of the back catalogue sometime soon. All is not lost, although why I didn't just get some carbon paper out and copy the thing when we found it again, I'll never know. Think I was distracted by Catweasle.

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CTB wrote:

Which post do you refer to, Dc?

As Hucklebut so kindly pointed out, the one with no replies, authored by yours truly.

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depthcharge wrote:

huntsman wrote: Them were the days. But DC, isn't that now lost in the annals of time? - with a swift keystroke from Sprinkler the Blank, history was defeated.

Bothan spies have informed me that the data still exists in the Imperial tape-drives. Sprinkler even alluded to a re-integration of the back catalogue sometime soon. All is not lost, although why I didn't just get some carbon paper out and copy the thing when we found it again, I'll never know. Think I was distracted by Catweasle.

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I was going to make a comment about the originally defective smilie possibly being a clue, but I see that it has been quietly corrected.

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CTB's never cracked a better portion of black pepper; this thread's for meltdown boys. I'm only saved by the fact that DC ignited it.

Bail out! Bail out!

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Things run smoothly in DC land, Pastie. You should know that better than most.

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depthcharge wrote:

As Hucklebut so kindly pointed out, the one with no replies, authored by yours truly.

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Rest assured, said topic is no longer unanswered, ElectricSteamer

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depthcharge wrote:

Things run smoothly in DC land, Pastie. You should know that better than most.

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I'm beginning to get that message, DC. Except on occasion when it comes to responding to certain music-related inquiries, when the "post" button seems to get stuck for several days.

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huntsman wrote: CTB's never cracked a better portion of black pepper; this thread's for meltdown boys. I'm only saved by the fact that DC ignited it. Bail out! Bail out!

Au contraire, Neosparassus - I feel an unhginged urge for brinkmanship coming on; let's see how many pages this malarky can continues before Canuck intervention.

CTB :bear:

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... you have to skewer first CTB ...

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Very dangerous words CTB. The last time we managed to draw the florid ramblings out for 12 pages and I can't believe it was a coincidence that NOOL was offline for four days after. Meltdown. I'm surprised we weren't drawn and quartered, or Huckler at least as he's the OT pack leader. Both Patsy and I would sing out his name at the merest hint of a dentist's drill.

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Yep! - whomever sets the ball spinning over 8 pages soon curdles when the turf war begins. Note DC's panic move citing my good name on his own thread of many pages.

Watch as the not so true Turnipsman hurtles off to leave me in the lurch, espy whilst Pastie magically wanders off for coffee 3,046 ... entice as DC miraculously discovers his straw bed at the brink of annihilation.

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Only those with a stomach of cast iron dare post on page 9 ... whatever the topic.

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depthcharge wrote:

Very dangerous words CTB. The last time we managed to draw the florid ramblings out for 12 pages and I can't believe it was a coincidence that NOOL was offline for four days after. Meltdown. I'm surprised we weren't drawn and quartered, or Huckler at least as he's the OT pack leader. Both Patsy and I would sing out his name at the merest hint of a dentist's drill.

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Dangerous words, true, but neccessary ones, Steamboat Willy. Let us only hope that the hyperdrive of this new forum system has not been tampered with on our stay at cloud city. Only one way to find out - punch it!

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I would recommend that we avoid the subject of flutes.

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