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Posted:
Hello
Name: Molly (or Caro in a different world)
Age: 24, but it's my silver jubilee soon
Location: Lovely Edinburgh, oh it says that over there... But born and bred a Londoner.
Occupation: PhD student (entymology and bacteriology - ie. mash flies and see what's going on in their bellies. mmmm.) Oh, and part-time Queen.
Toys: BLUEBELL the most gorgeous blue blue tech
Tulip my beautiful contact stick, poi and a sadly neglected devilstick. I think it had angel sticks with it somewhere (firey handsticks as well as a firey devilstick) but haven't played with them for so long.... and of course, young molly mole, who aspires to great juggling prowess, but is hampered by the shortness of her paws and the complete absence of the ability to hold anything with just one paw. She is the little furry blur that is my avatar, in her christmas incarnation as the mole of war.
Hobbies: Beltane Fire Society, the slack hippy calendar of my life. Dancing, most especially swing. contact girl is the way forward, if only I could get round the friction burns. Gardening, herbs and vegetables mostly. There's only so much you can do with a daffodil. Sewing stuff, costumery especially. Camping, brewing, jam and CAKE
Favourite colour (before anyone asks... you know who you are):
blue but yes pink is fine and dandy, it even tried to take over my world for a week in August when my little niece was born
um, that'll do I think...
oh one more thing,
I had the immense pleasure of meeting quite a few HoP-folk round and about this summer and if they are anything to go by, you are all beautiful lovely people
what a fabby place
now, tea and cake all round and cushions aplenty
EDITED_BY: Molly (1107777257)
Hello
Name: Molly (or Caro in a different world)
Age: 24, but it's my silver jubilee soon
Location: Lovely Edinburgh, oh it says that over there... But born and bred a Londoner.
Occupation: PhD student (entymology and bacteriology - ie. mash flies and see what's going on in their bellies. mmmm.) Oh, and part-time Queen.
Toys: BLUEBELL the most gorgeous blue blue tech
Tulip my beautiful contact stick, poi and a sadly neglected devilstick. I think it had angel sticks with it somewhere (firey handsticks as well as a firey devilstick) but haven't played with them for so long.... and of course, young molly mole, who aspires to great juggling prowess, but is hampered by the shortness of her paws and the complete absence of the ability to hold anything with just one paw. She is the little furry blur that is my avatar, in her christmas incarnation as the mole of war.Hobbies: Beltane Fire Society, the slack hippy calendar of my life. Dancing, most especially swing. contact girl is the way forward, if only I could get round the friction burns. Gardening, herbs and vegetables mostly. There's only so much you can do with a daffodil. Sewing stuff, costumery especially. Camping, brewing, jam and CAKE
Favourite colour (before anyone asks... you know who you are):
blue but yes pink is fine and dandy, it even tried to take over my world for a week in August when my little niece was born
um, that'll do I think...
oh one more thing,
I had the immense pleasure of meeting quite a few HoP-folk round and about this summer and if they are anything to go by, you are all beautiful lovely people
what a fabby place
now, tea and cake all round and cushions aplenty
EDITED_BY: Molly (1107777257)
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Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
I don't have ready access to a mole. I have a tortoise but she's a beloved family pet and i'm sure that in order to get any warmth from what is essentially a cold blooded creature such as a tortoise you really have to get into the inner workings.....
Once whilst my dad was watching tv he heard a funny noise and found that there was a large hedgehog making a nest under his sofa.
*goes off to put hedgehog bait under the sofa*
I don't have ready access to a mole. I have a tortoise but she's a beloved family pet and i'm sure that in order to get any warmth from what is essentially a cold blooded creature such as a tortoise you really have to get into the inner workings.....
Once whilst my dad was watching tv he heard a funny noise and found that there was a large hedgehog making a nest under his sofa.
*goes off to put hedgehog bait under the sofa*
Meh
Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
I think a hedghog would be a fine thing
but what is hedgehog bait?
*whispers* it's not worms is it?
I think a hedghog would be a fine thing
but what is hedgehog bait?
*whispers* it's not worms is it?
GOLD Member
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Location: Wales
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Location: Wales
Posted:
No Molly, Hedgehogs like slugs better.... so thats much less yucky than worms.....
No Molly, Hedgehogs like slugs better.... so thats much less yucky than worms.....
Feed me Chocolate!!! Feed me NOW!
Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
it wasn't the ikiness that I was worried about
any worms are lovely
*realises she should have said that more quietly as she is mobbed by an over-excited mole*
it wasn't the ikiness that I was worried about
any worms are lovely
*realises she should have said that more quietly as she is mobbed by an over-excited mole*
BRONZE Member
not _Y_
720 posts
Location: Scotland
not _Y_
720 posts
Location: Scotland
Posted:
He's my Molly-mole-sized hedgehog
Written by: MollyHave you met Hermie?
I think a hedghog would be a fine thing
He's my Molly-mole-sized hedgehog
You see things; and you say, 'Why?' But I dream things that never were; and I say, "Why not?" George Bernard Shaw
Pooh-Bah
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Location: Away from home
Posted:
No, are his prickles prickley?
Molly has gone missing in the mire of the boxes
:worried:
if she doesn't reappear soon, she'll miss out on Bristolage
*potters off looking concerned*
No, are his prickles prickley?
Molly has gone missing in the mire of the boxes
:worried:
if she doesn't reappear soon, she'll miss out on Bristolage
*potters off looking concerned*
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Location: Suburbiton, Yoo-Kay, United Kingdom
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Location: Suburbiton, Yoo-Kay, United Kingdom
Posted:
*waves some worms around in an apetising manner*
*waves some worms around in an apetising manner*
It is our fantasies that make us real. Without our fantasies we're just a blank monkey' - Terry Pratchett
NYC
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
A lost mole?
MOOOOOLLLYYYY!!!!
HEEErreeee Mullymullymullymully....
A lost mole?
MOOOOOLLLYYYY!!!!
HEEErreeee Mullymullymullymully....
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
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Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
Erm sorry to appear stupid etc. But what the heck are you all talking about?
Erm sorry to appear stupid etc. But what the heck are you all talking about?
Meh
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
oh wait, i see. If you actually read the whole thread it all begins to make slightly less sense. There is actually a mole. I'll stop looking quite so baffled now.
I have a monkey. His name is Bugis. he is this tall *hold hands at Bugis distance apart* and he likes to show people his feet.
Valura is in love with him. and sometimes he sits on UCOF's head to watch films...
ok maybe that doesn't happen often. But the important thing is erm something....
where am i?
oh wait, i see. If you actually read the whole thread it all begins to make slightly less sense. There is actually a mole. I'll stop looking quite so baffled now.
I have a monkey. His name is Bugis. he is this tall *hold hands at Bugis distance apart* and he likes to show people his feet.
Valura is in love with him. and sometimes he sits on UCOF's head to watch films...
ok maybe that doesn't happen often. But the important thing is erm something....
where am i?
Meh
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not _Y_
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not _Y_
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Location: Scotland
Posted:
Written by: C@ntusdazed and confused in a moly- thread
where am i?
You see things; and you say, 'Why?' But I dream things that never were; and I say, "Why not?" George Bernard Shaw
NYC
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Location: NYC, NY, USA
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Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
Cantus, the mole is pictured in 'Molly' 's avatar.
The mole's name is Molly.
Molly's name is not.
And Tulip is Molly's staff, but Molly has no staff cuz Bluecat said he would make her a small one but hasn't.
See?
Cantus, the mole is pictured in 'Molly' 's avatar.
The mole's name is Molly.
Molly's name is not.
And Tulip is Molly's staff, but Molly has no staff cuz Bluecat said he would make her a small one but hasn't.
See?
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
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Posted:
yes.
Clear as something quite clear.
Did you hear about Arsn's concentrate staff?
He wanted the 4 inch wicks replaced with 2 inch ones. so he took it to a local fire toys shop and asked them to cut it in half and replace it.
They cut the staff in half.
They said they thought it "was a little odd" when he asked them to do it.....
yes.
Clear as something quite clear.
Did you hear about Arsn's concentrate staff?
He wanted the 4 inch wicks replaced with 2 inch ones. so he took it to a local fire toys shop and asked them to cut it in half and replace it.
They cut the staff in half.
They said they thought it "was a little odd" when he asked them to do it.....
Meh
not a stranger
558 posts
Location: wales
558 posts
Location: wales
Posted:
Hello!
To everyone, and the mole, and the monkey, and the tortoise.
I have a jackdaw on my head at the moment. Does that count?
(No, it can't count, it's only a jackdaw!)
Hello!
To everyone, and the mole, and the monkey, and the tortoise.
I have a jackdaw on my head at the moment. Does that count?
(No, it can't count, it's only a jackdaw!)
Eat when you're hungry
Sleep where it's dry
No one is ever what they seem
Gabriel King - The Wild Road
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Location: Wales
Pirate Pixie Crew Captain
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Location: Wales
Posted:
Jackdaws are spooky... they stare accusingly at you with those yucky beady grey eyes!
Jackdaws are spooky... they stare accusingly at you with those yucky beady grey eyes!
Feed me Chocolate!!! Feed me NOW!
not a stranger
558 posts
Location: wales
558 posts
Location: wales
Posted:
Jackdaws are not spooky, that's a terrible thing to say!
And their eyes are not yucky.
Well, ours has one yucky one and one nice one.
How can you not like jackdaws?
Jackdaws are not spooky, that's a terrible thing to say!
And their eyes are not yucky.
Well, ours has one yucky one and one nice one.
How can you not like jackdaws?
Eat when you're hungry
Sleep where it's dry
No one is ever what they seem
Gabriel King - The Wild Road
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Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Tantamount to fatuity
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Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
the best of both worlds then...
don't mind Misstress Duggery. She's just jaded. You get like that as you get older.
Written by: Lillie Frog
Jackdaws are not spooky, that's a terrible thing to say!
And their eyes are not yucky.
Well, ours has one yucky one and one nice one.
the best of both worlds then...
don't mind Misstress Duggery. She's just jaded. You get like that as you get older.
Meh
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Posted:
I am scared witless of being near birds. I am fine if they are outside and not flapping near me but if they are in the house or flying at me I get really freaked out. Jackdaws have no fear. They don't fly away when you come near them. They just stare at you until you are really close and then they fly at you. If there is an injured Jackdaw near you the others mob you. I know this because the cat I used to have caught a jackdaw and in my attempt to save the bird I was attacked by 50 others. That cat also caught one once and brought it in the house through the cat flap and left it hopping around. I had to get my sister over to get it out. She took it to the vet and they said it was fine and let it go and it flew away. I was late for work because I couldn't come down stairs whilst it was there.
All of this I know is not the Jackdaws fault. I have the same fear of moths and butterflies. I know they can't hurt me but I just have this utter overwhelming fear of them when they get close to me. Stupid I know, but I don't seam to be able to do anything about it.
As a toddler Beccie found that chasing pigeons at her auntie got a great reaction so she would do it even more despite me explaining to her they scared me. She kept on running at them and giggling as I squealed. She is 13 now and if I take her to town shopping she still does it for old time sake. Aren't nieces great
*remembers to strike Beccie of the christmas presents list*
I am scared witless of being near birds. I am fine if they are outside and not flapping near me but if they are in the house or flying at me I get really freaked out. Jackdaws have no fear. They don't fly away when you come near them. They just stare at you until you are really close and then they fly at you. If there is an injured Jackdaw near you the others mob you. I know this because the cat I used to have caught a jackdaw and in my attempt to save the bird I was attacked by 50 others. That cat also caught one once and brought it in the house through the cat flap and left it hopping around. I had to get my sister over to get it out. She took it to the vet and they said it was fine and let it go and it flew away. I was late for work because I couldn't come down stairs whilst it was there.
All of this I know is not the Jackdaws fault. I have the same fear of moths and butterflies. I know they can't hurt me but I just have this utter overwhelming fear of them when they get close to me. Stupid I know, but I don't seam to be able to do anything about it.
As a toddler Beccie found that chasing pigeons at her auntie got a great reaction so she would do it even more despite me explaining to her they scared me. She kept on running at them and giggling as I squealed. She is 13 now and if I take her to town shopping she still does it for old time sake. Aren't nieces great
*remembers to strike Beccie of the christmas presents list*
Feed me Chocolate!!! Feed me NOW!
not a stranger
558 posts
Location: wales
558 posts
Location: wales
Posted:
I've heard that about jackdaws/corvids, but never experienced it.
We got ours because my bloke went to get some milk and spotted it at the side of the road, injured and about to be roadkill/catkill.
When he picked it up there was another one calling from the top of a lamp post but it didn't attack.
We though we could fix it and let it go.
No, turned out it was just a young one and it was blind in one eye. We think it had been shot with an air gun.
The vet wanted to put it down but when we said we'd keep it she said we could never let it go because it would never survive.
That was 2 years ago and we still have it. Over time the side of its head sort of got more deformed, but it's a happy little thing, although it does tend to crap a lot.
We are well fond of it.
It's a shame that you are scared of birds, they can be really nice.
I've heard that about jackdaws/corvids, but never experienced it.
We got ours because my bloke went to get some milk and spotted it at the side of the road, injured and about to be roadkill/catkill.
When he picked it up there was another one calling from the top of a lamp post but it didn't attack.
We though we could fix it and let it go.
No, turned out it was just a young one and it was blind in one eye. We think it had been shot with an air gun.
The vet wanted to put it down but when we said we'd keep it she said we could never let it go because it would never survive.
That was 2 years ago and we still have it. Over time the side of its head sort of got more deformed, but it's a happy little thing, although it does tend to crap a lot.
We are well fond of it.
It's a shame that you are scared of birds, they can be really nice.
Eat when you're hungry
Sleep where it's dry
No one is ever what they seem
Gabriel King - The Wild Road
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Location: wishing to be in Rio
Posted:
rant rant rant!!! I come back from a lovely convention, with the beautiful Molly (well not actually Molly, she's gone missing, but I think you know what I mean, and if you don't get out of this thread you don't deserve to read it.)
ANYWAY, where's all the Molly-talk, what's this about Jackdaws and how does this relate to Molly?!
I would just like to add that if we alll hope and prey.... no wait, those bloody Jackdaws again...er pray, then we can find the mole and salvage this terrible situation.
NB: more about Molly (the big Caro-like one)
And I dont mean big in the vast sense, more as a comparison to the mole.
Stop now, quiet time for Laura I think.
*Molly hrumphs quietly in the background*
rant rant rant!!! I come back from a lovely convention, with the beautiful Molly (well not actually Molly, she's gone missing, but I think you know what I mean, and if you don't get out of this thread you don't deserve to read it.)
ANYWAY, where's all the Molly-talk, what's this about Jackdaws and how does this relate to Molly?!
I would just like to add that if we alll hope and prey.... no wait, those bloody Jackdaws again...er pray, then we can find the mole and salvage this terrible situation.
NB: more about Molly (the big Caro-like one)
And I dont mean big in the vast sense, more as a comparison to the mole.
Stop now, quiet time for Laura I think.
*Molly hrumphs quietly in the background*
there's nothing quite as fulfilling as a tasty airwrap
if you're full of sh!t, at least you're fertile
"we are all flowers growing in God's garden... and that is why he spreads the sh!t around" - David Byrne
not a stranger
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Location: wales
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Location: wales
Posted:
Yes,
Sorry for that short jackdaw interruption
Moles are nice too, they are forry and cute and have funny hands.
Hello Molly,
I am sorry me and the burd butted in like that. Let's talk about you.
*Lille runs back to her own thread and hides in shame and sorrow*
Yes,
Sorry for that short jackdaw interruption
Moles are nice too, they are forry and cute and have funny hands.
Hello Molly,
I am sorry me and the burd butted in like that. Let's talk about you.
*Lille runs back to her own thread and hides in shame and sorrow*
Eat when you're hungry
Sleep where it's dry
No one is ever what they seem
Gabriel King - The Wild Road
NYC
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Location: NYC, NY, USA
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Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
Hrm.... concerned about a missing mole.
Hrm.... concerned about a missing mole.
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
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Posted:
me too, but a\friendly squirrel could cheer you up
me too, but a\friendly squirrel could cheer you up there's nothing quite as fulfilling as a tasty airwrap
if you're full of sh!t, at least you're fertile
"we are all flowers growing in God's garden... and that is why he spreads the sh!t around" - David Byrne
Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
ah, don't fret
she'll be under or possibly inbetween the matresses diguised as a pea or somesuch
meant she missed out on beautiful brizzolage
thank you lovely Bristol HoP-folk for taking me under your collective wings (argh, damn birds again)
the squirrel was indeed cute, but not quite the same...
and bon voyage Laura, see you in Graz!
ah, don't fret
she'll be under or possibly inbetween the matresses diguised as a pea or somesuch
meant she missed out on beautiful brizzolage
thank you lovely Bristol HoP-folk for taking me under your collective wings (argh, damn birds again)
the squirrel was indeed cute, but not quite the same...
and bon voyage Laura, see you in Graz!
NYC
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Location: NYC, NY, USA
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Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
G'morning Buddy...
Just a 7:30 AM hug... see, now I'm the one with the annoying early morning alarm clock.
G'morning Buddy...
Just a 7:30 AM hug... see, now I'm the one with the annoying early morning alarm clock.
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
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Location: Wales
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Location: Wales
Posted:
I think I've found your Mole. She is doing a BUPA ad on the TV. She probably used her huge fee for doing this Ad to go on holiday and is as we speak laying in a hammock on the island somewhere in the south seas. Maybe she'll send you a postcard.
I think I've found your Mole. She is doing a BUPA ad on the TV. She probably used her huge fee for doing this Ad to go on holiday and is as we speak laying in a hammock on the island somewhere in the south seas. Maybe she'll send you a postcard.
Feed me Chocolate!!! Feed me NOW!
Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
perhaps a world wide hunt for the mole is in order.
where's molly?
answers on a postcard (well, on a post at least)
nyc, your alarm clock may be early but does it make you think there are strange people in the room trying to talk to you?
big hug back to you so you can beat those bugs
perhaps a world wide hunt for the mole is in order.
where's molly?
answers on a postcard (well, on a post at least)
nyc, your alarm clock may be early but does it make you think there are strange people in the room trying to talk to you?
big hug back to you so you can beat those bugs
NYC
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
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Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
*NYC Carefully Tip Toes into Mollys intro thread to get out of the rain.
Awful weather today... Wish you were here.
:snugglesnuggle:
*NYC Carefully Tip Toes into Mollys intro thread to get out of the rain.
Awful weather today... Wish you were here.
:snugglesnuggle:
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
*Molly carefully puts NYC in the corner with the damp dog to stop him getting her carpet wet
:damphug:
*Molly carefully puts NYC in the corner with the damp dog to stop him getting her carpet wet
:damphug:
NYC
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Location: NYC, NY, USA
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Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
Hrmmm... wet carpet... which reminds me, I really need to wash the Green Monster.
Hrmmm... wet carpet... which reminds me, I really need to wash the Green Monster.
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
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