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    ...Why cheese is an unsuitable material for the manufacture of bicycle locks.

    <rant>

    I am not sure whether to be displeased with H+lf+rds or not, for the heinous crime of fabricating
    bicycle locks out of cheese. Last night mine decided to jam while securing my bicycle to a sturdy
    wrought iron fence because, as far as I could tell, the internals of the device were made from
    cheese, Fortunately Nice Lady Jax (who, in the words of Mr. M. Millington, is a person I pay to be
    my friend), while not in possession of the of the size of toolbox that usually does to my back what
    wrestling forklifts does to that of mine chum Uncle Marvo, /did/ have a sturdy hammer. A Several of
    minutes of beating the lock wif the said hammer resulted in it separating, like two-thirds of Gaul,
    into two parts and liberating the faithful bicycle from the clutches of New Cross. The lock,
    however, is now suitable only for tolchocking the gulliver of the acned muppet who sold it to me,
    and thus now decorates a dustbin in E17.

    Had the lock not been made of cheese, I doubt I should have been able to beat it to deth, but then
    again, I wouldn't have needed to.

    </rant>

    Thank you. I feel better now.

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  2. Quoted message said:

    Thank you. I feel better now.

    Good. Now get thee back into Larrington Tower and have a nice cup of tea and a biccie. It'll do you
    a power of good.

    Cheers, helen s

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  3. dirtylitterboxofferingstospammers said:

    Good. Now get thee back into Larrington Tower and have a nice cup of tea and a biccie. It'll do
    you a power of good.

    Alas, I must toil in the Nut Mines for another five hours or so before they let me out :-(

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    Dave Larrington - legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uklegslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk
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