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1. xymonau12 January 2010, 22:53 GMT +00:00
Well, it had to be done, didn't it? And since this is both the first and last post, I have won. Thank you all.
3290. xymonau20 August 2011, 12:16 GMT +02:00
No he's not. He's in Childers, which is a town - I think you missed that.
I shall have a look at your images, but if you try to take the prize, I shall put some very nasty remarks on your photos. You have been warned!
3291. micromoth20 August 2011, 22:26 GMT +02:00
You're too late - when the Prize found out the other meaning of childers, he came running back to me! So - I haven't *taken* him; he came of his own accord. What a sensible chap!
3293. micromoth21 August 2011, 10:52 GMT +02:00
Me??? I have the highest admiration for moths. And I only go for walks - short ones - on piers.
3294. xymonau21 August 2011, 11:09 GMT +02:00
Does he know about the thousands of corpses - YESS, I KNOW!! - of moffs that you keep? That you visit and admire? Hmm? Well he does now, because I told him. He thinks you are unspeakable, and he knew there was something odd about the Kool Aid, so he tipped it out when you looked away. He's back home with his Mumsy.
3295. micromoth21 August 2011, 15:32 GMT +02:00
Uh-uh. You've got Arabella! (Though after she finds out about the soup, she might prefer the Kool-Aid.) The real Prize is still with me and he now knows and understands all about these fiendish Ozian machinations to lure him away from his real friend, me.
3298. gesinek21 August 2011, 15:49 GMT +02:00
I don't know why you stickle. For what? Prizey is here for weekend and before you get shocked Dez: No, we were not at the festival where police has determine the riots
3299. xymonau22 August 2011, 11:27 GMT +02:00
I think I saw you on TV - you WERE at the riots! That prize will grow up damaged by everything you are exposing him to, and by the lies of the moff - not to mention the fancy ladies and heavy drinking of the old geezer.
3300. micromoth22 August 2011, 13:09 GMT +02:00
Oh, that's just not true! The Prize isn't a heavy drinker - he can't have had more than four bacardi and cokes, I'm sure.
3301. gesinek22 August 2011, 23:38 GMT +02:00
You're right, but don't tell it to his new girl friend.
3303. gesinek23 August 2011, 6:13 GMT +02:00
Everytime the same... It's a very, VERY young thing, I had no chance against dummy and nappies. Life is hard...
3304. xymonau23 August 2011, 10:25 GMT +02:00
You know who I really mean, moff. The little prize is an innocent babe. As Gesine found out. Well, I'll let you babysit him for now, but then he comes home to his mumsy.
And trust macromouth to broadcast a secret to the world. I guess that's how he got his name.
3305. micromoth23 August 2011, 11:53 GMT +02:00
Bloomin' cheek! It was you that misnamed me that. I'm a quiet and demure moth who never speaks out of turn.
3306. Gramps23 August 2011, 13:08 GMT +02:00
Watch the 'old geezer' bit my little petal. Nuffink rong wiv a liddle bi' ov JD.
Poor old prize, no drink, no ladies, no fun. Little b****r will end up a monk. I'm not avin it, it aint rite ! C'mon prizey, let me introduce you to the real world...... and Moffs . I expect your support 'ere moffs, as a good Englishman, British by birth, English by the grace of God ( That we are probably a mixture of Norse, German,French, Roman........... etc. is bye the bye :0)
3307. micromoth23 August 2011, 13:18 GMT +02:00
I'm all for giving the Prize some exposure to English fun, old bean. We're off to Fortnum & Mason's for a spot of afternoon tea and cucumber sandwiches. And he's paying. Top hole!
3308. xymonau23 August 2011, 13:33 GMT +02:00
Sorry, old boys. He'd rather come to the sparkling white sands of the Sunshine Coast with his mumsy.
I apologise if "old geezer" is an insult in your country. In my country it means "fine, upstanding senior chap". Oh, wait! That might be "old bas...ket".
3309. micromoth24 August 2011, 7:17 GMT +02:00
Sorry, ma'am, but us English chaps don't think of going to Foreign Parts and especially The Colonies as being fun. Even some of the remoter parts of the UK are suspect, like St Kilda in a storm, or Wales on a wet Sunday. But wait! Perhaps by the Sunshine Coast you meant Bournemouth? If so, then how absolutely spiffing! One indubitably agrees. Anyone for a stick of rock?
3310. xymonau24 August 2011, 12:50 GMT +02:00
I've never been spiffing. How, exactly, does one spiff? I have no stick of rock - but wait! I have THIS STICK! Wanna sample?
3311. micromoth24 August 2011, 13:27 GMT +02:00
No thanks. It has pain written all the way through it.
3312. xymonau24 August 2011, 13:30 GMT +02:00
Ah, yes - that's in case unwise persons try to purloin it. But I know I can trust you, don't I?
3313. micromoth24 August 2011, 17:50 GMT +02:00
Oh, to the highest degree.
Meanwhile Prize and I will slope off for another spending spree. Yippee!!
