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Niraffe
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Niraffe
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Location: Up north, Scotland (UK)
Posted:
I've been looking for them for a while here, but I think the heat may have them in hiding. Any help on sightings?
Anyway, hi, I'm brand new to this whole thing, and struggling to find my way around. Can you tell? This could possibly be the BEST website in the whole of cyberspace though.....
Peace and chocolate,
Chelle
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OK guys, here's a little update!!
Name: Chelle (AKA chelly, chellybean, smelly, oi! or anything else that comes to mind....)
Location: highlands, scotland
Hometown: Nairn
DOB: 12 Dec 1981
Age: 24
Sex: Huh, huh, huh, you said sex.......
Occupation(s): daydreaming fairy
Favorite Food(s): ooo, does peanut butter count?
Favorite Color(s): purple, red and blue - oh yes, and I like green and yellow and orange and pink........
Toys: poi (duh), guitar, bucket and spades....
Hobbies other than the obvious: Music. Any form, any time. Festivals, paddling, climbing trees (if I don't fall - and even sometimes when I do..), dancing, making jewellery, travelling. My guitar and cameras are fun too.
Education: Was OK thanks. Did quite well.
Favorite Book(s): Catch 22. Also all Oor Wullie annuals!!!
Favorite Movie(s): Leaning towards A Night At The Roxbury at the moment. And of course, Amelie.
Favorite TV show(s): South Park, Family Guy, Simpsons, Prison Break, Big Love, CSI, anything on National Geographic..
Plans for life in general: (i.e. what you want to do when you grow up) I'm not going to grow up. But maybe complimentary therapies.
Favorite Music Artists/Composers: Oh lord, this wouldn't fit into a novel. I love music. Period.
Favorite ice cream flavor(s): Why do I have to make such tough decisions? Um, either cherry or pistachio.
Marmite, Vegemite, or Nutella? (please choose one...this is important as it is essentially this site's equivalent of stating your religion...we have religious wars, crusades, cathedrals to Nutella, all that.) What does vegemite taste like? I've never tried it. Likewise with marmite. I like nutella though, it's well tasty.......
woo hoo!!!!! Now you know all about me - it's your turn!!
I've been looking for them for a while here, but I think the heat may have them in hiding. Any help on sightings?
Anyway, hi, I'm brand new to this whole thing, and struggling to find my way around. Can you tell? This could possibly be the BEST website in the whole of cyberspace though.....
Peace and chocolate,
Chelle
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
OK guys, here's a little update!!
Name: Chelle (AKA chelly, chellybean, smelly, oi! or anything else that comes to mind....)
Location: highlands, scotland
Hometown: Nairn
DOB: 12 Dec 1981
Age: 24
Sex: Huh, huh, huh, you said sex.......
Occupation(s): daydreaming fairy
Favorite Food(s): ooo, does peanut butter count?
Favorite Color(s): purple, red and blue - oh yes, and I like green and yellow and orange and pink........
Toys: poi (duh), guitar, bucket and spades....
Hobbies other than the obvious: Music. Any form, any time. Festivals, paddling, climbing trees (if I don't fall - and even sometimes when I do..), dancing, making jewellery, travelling. My guitar and cameras are fun too.
Education: Was OK thanks. Did quite well.
Favorite Book(s): Catch 22. Also all Oor Wullie annuals!!!
Favorite Movie(s): Leaning towards A Night At The Roxbury at the moment. And of course, Amelie.
Favorite TV show(s): South Park, Family Guy, Simpsons, Prison Break, Big Love, CSI, anything on National Geographic..
Plans for life in general: (i.e. what you want to do when you grow up) I'm not going to grow up. But maybe complimentary therapies.
Favorite Music Artists/Composers: Oh lord, this wouldn't fit into a novel. I love music. Period.
Favorite ice cream flavor(s): Why do I have to make such tough decisions? Um, either cherry or pistachio.
Marmite, Vegemite, or Nutella? (please choose one...this is important as it is essentially this site's equivalent of stating your religion...we have religious wars, crusades, cathedrals to Nutella, all that.) What does vegemite taste like? I've never tried it. Likewise with marmite. I like nutella though, it's well tasty.......
woo hoo!!!!! Now you know all about me - it's your turn!!
"Lots of beeping. And shaking and tinfoil." Chelly
"Are you sure it's a genuine test and not a robot heroin addict?" Cantus
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Niraffe
884 posts
Location: Up north, Scotland (UK)
Niraffe
884 posts
Location: Up north, Scotland (UK)
Posted:
Ooh, yes please....*brings over a blanket for snuggling under*
Wishy isn't exactly the most.....ummm.....creative person I could think of, no. Did you notice the other photos he has in there? Strange boy. Sometimes I worry about him. His spelling is atrocious too. Sometimes it takes me ages to figure out what the hell he's on about. He should come with a translator I reckon. 
Ooh, yes please....*brings over a blanket for snuggling under*
Wishy isn't exactly the most.....ummm.....creative person I could think of, no. Did you notice the other photos he has in there? Strange boy. Sometimes I worry about him. His spelling is atrocious too. Sometimes it takes me ages to figure out what the hell he's on about. He should come with a translator I reckon. "Lots of beeping. And shaking and tinfoil." Chelly
"Are you sure it's a genuine test and not a robot heroin addict?" Cantus
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Posted:
I think perhaps he's misunderstood the term "over the rainbow" Not sure about the Hannibal reference though. Or why he's lumped those pictures together.... but erm I was more concerned by the strange growth on Stuart's chin...
I think perhaps he's misunderstood the term "over the rainbow"
Not sure about the Hannibal reference though. Or why he's lumped those pictures together.... but erm I was more concerned by the strange growth on Stuart's chin... Meh
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Niraffe
884 posts
Location: Up north, Scotland (UK)
Niraffe
884 posts
Location: Up north, Scotland (UK)
Posted:
I think he saved some clippings from Rasputin and stuck them on......he used to be around that colour.
I was a bit worried about the Hannibal pictures myself. D'you think there's something he's not telling us?
I think he saved some clippings from Rasputin and stuck them on......he used to be around that colour.
I was a bit worried about the Hannibal pictures myself. D'you think there's something he's not telling us?
"Lots of beeping. And shaking and tinfoil." Chelly
"Are you sure it's a genuine test and not a robot heroin addict?" Cantus
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Posted:
It's a fairly safe bet that if he was a sociopathic murderer he wouldn't have told us I reckon... I don't know that much about serial killers, but I'm pretty sure they keep things like that to themselves...
It's a fairly safe bet that if he was a sociopathic murderer he wouldn't have told us I reckon... I don't know that much about serial killers, but I'm pretty sure they keep things like that to themselves...
Meh
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Niraffe
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Location: Up north, Scotland (UK)
Niraffe
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Location: Up north, Scotland (UK)
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Not all of them my sweet - Ian Brady ended up getting caught 'cuz he wanted to show some guy what he did for kicks....I think it was Myra Hindley's sisters boyfriend - but I could be wrong....
Not all of them my sweet - Ian Brady ended up getting caught 'cuz he wanted to show some guy what he did for kicks....I think it was Myra Hindley's sisters boyfriend - but I could be wrong....
"Lots of beeping. And shaking and tinfoil." Chelly
"Are you sure it's a genuine test and not a robot heroin addict?" Cantus
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Posted:
Umm I believe he thought that the chap would have been a welcome addition to their band of fellows. But he turned out to be a bit less mental than the rest of them... Some kind of more rigorous screening process would have helped methinks...
Maybe along the lines of: Do you like children?Do you own a hammer?Are you stark staring mad?Do you enjoy driving out on to the moors and burying stuff?Are you likely to run off and tell the police if we invite you out on a killing spree?
Umm I believe he thought that the chap would have been a welcome addition to their band of fellows. But he turned out to be a bit less mental than the rest of them... Some kind of more rigorous screening process would have helped methinks...
Maybe along the lines of: Do you like children?Do you own a hammer?Are you stark staring mad?Do you enjoy driving out on to the moors and burying stuff?Are you likely to run off and tell the police if we invite you out on a killing spree?
Meh
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Niraffe
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Location: Up north, Scotland (UK)
Niraffe
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Location: Up north, Scotland (UK)
Posted:
I nearly felled off my seat laughing there!!!
Was it not an older (well, around 19 I thinks) gay-boy that was the last on the list? Some guy he picked up in/around some club? I've got a book about it at home...in fact I've got lots of books about serial killers.
Is this the screening process you used to use? To join the ranks of hatchet-waving maniacs?
I nearly felled off my seat laughing there!!!
Was it not an older (well, around 19 I thinks) gay-boy that was the last on the list? Some guy he picked up in/around some club? I've got a book about it at home...in fact I've got lots of books about serial killers.
Is this the screening process you used to use? To join the ranks of hatchet-waving maniacs?
"Lots of beeping. And shaking and tinfoil." Chelly
"Are you sure it's a genuine test and not a robot heroin addict?" Cantus
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Umm no, but it's eerily similar to the application form to become a cardinal in the Church of Cantus... Although question 2 was:
Can you play a saw and are you any good at balloon modelling?
Umm no, but it's eerily similar to the application form to become a cardinal in the Church of Cantus... Although question 2 was:
Can you play a saw and are you any good at balloon modelling?
Meh
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lurking like a ninja with no camouflage..
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lurking like a ninja with no camouflage..
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balloon modelling?! HAH! look no further im your girl! although if you'd prefer i can also stand on my head. like...put my feet on my head. hurts a bit. but its worth the applause.........;)
balloon modelling?! HAH! look no further im your girl! although if you'd prefer i can also stand on my head. like...put my feet on my head. hurts a bit. but its worth the applause.........;)
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Chelly, have you ever checked out the crime library?
It has a really great section on serial killers all the way back to Elizabeth Bathory and Bella Kiss! It's one of my faves and came in very handy when I had to write my first paper on my chosen major for my coursework.
Here...check it out...
https://www.crimelibrary.com/
Chelly, have you ever checked out the crime library?
It has a really great section on serial killers all the way back to Elizabeth Bathory and Bella Kiss! It's one of my faves and came in very handy when I had to write my first paper on my chosen major for my coursework.
Here...check it out...
https://www.crimelibrary.com/
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I forgot, i'm a lieutenant.
Just goes to show
I forgot, i'm a lieutenant.
Just goes to show
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Posted:
Will is meant to be a lieutenant too and I haven't seen hide no hair of the tubby autumn brackened atrocity for months. So you're doing better than him...
no pressure
Even Bov seems to forget his responsibilities. He wanted the post as he fancied himself a bit of a Cardinal Richelieu... and, as far as I know, he hasn't plotted to kill/overthrow me once since his ordination... Unless he's really, really, really subtle...
Will is meant to be a lieutenant too and I haven't seen hide no hair of the tubby autumn brackened atrocity for months. So you're doing better than him...
Written by: burningoftheclaveyUmm ok well my current cardinal can do balloon tanks and other such things... So if you can better him, then the job's yours
balloon modelling?! HAH! look no further im your girl!
no pressure
Even Bov seems to forget his responsibilities. He wanted the post as he fancied himself a bit of a Cardinal Richelieu... and, as far as I know, he hasn't plotted to kill/overthrow me once since his ordination... Unless he's really, really, really subtle...
Meh
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who is this bovril monkey?! he seems to be some sort of balloon god! i retract my statement on looking further and being a girl.....
......... who is this bovril monkey?! he seems to be some sort of balloon god! i retract my statement on looking further and being a girl.....
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Next time you see him, see if you can convince him to make you a "BovBall" game. Kept me amused for hours. And thats a good thing
Next time you see him, see if you can convince him to make you a "BovBall" game. Kept me amused for hours. And thats a good thing
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Miss Clavey, Bovril is an amazingly wonderful person. You'd love him.
Everybody does. It's really hard not too. And he can work wonders, you wouldn't believe, with a roll of duct take too
One of my favourite memories of him - not that he's dead or anything he's alive and well and living, for want of a better word, in High Wycombe - is finding him in the kids field at Glastonbury, lying on his back whilst a giant inflatable ball was continually rolled over him I've never seen him so happy. And it meant that if we ever lost him then we were fairly assured we'd be able to find him
Although he did also spend an ungodly amount of time in the circus tent watching Jay Gilligan..
I have some video footage of Mr Chutney and I'm not sure who else dueling with, erm, phalluses Bov-crafted from balloons attached to the groins. Each trying to burst the other's using lit cigarettes fitted into the end of their latex appendage...
Fun for all the family.
Miss Clavey, Bovril is an amazingly wonderful person. You'd love him.
Everybody does. It's really hard not too. And he can work wonders, you wouldn't believe, with a roll of duct take too
One of my favourite memories of him - not that he's dead or anything
he's alive and well and living, for want of a better word, in High Wycombe - is finding him in the kids field at Glastonbury, lying on his back whilst a giant inflatable ball was continually rolled over him I've never seen him so happy. And it meant that if we ever lost him then we were fairly assured we'd be able to find himAlthough he did also spend an ungodly amount of time in the circus tent watching Jay Gilligan..
I have some video footage of Mr Chutney and I'm not sure who else dueling with, erm, phalluses Bov-crafted from balloons attached to the groins. Each trying to burst the other's using lit cigarettes fitted into the end of their latex appendage...
Fun for all the family.
Meh
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Location: Brisbane, Australia
The Evil Pixie (apparently)
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Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted:
hey chells!
Just dropping in for a quick sticky beak. How's things going for you over there?
Things are great here. It seems the drought will break shortly, and I'll finally be allowed to wash my car. We're on Level 4 restrictions at the moment, which means no washing cars, definately no using a hose, can fill a bucket to water pots plants every second day etc. So yeah, farmers having a much harder time than us in the city, for sure, but it will be nice to get back to normal.
It's raining here today Actually, it has rained briefly around the city throughout the drought, except never where our water catchment dams are. Tsk!
I'm outa here!
hey chells!
Just dropping in for a quick sticky beak. How's things going for you over there?
Things are great here. It seems the drought will break shortly, and I'll finally be allowed to wash my car. We're on Level 4 restrictions at the moment, which means no washing cars, definately no using a hose, can fill a bucket to water pots plants every second day etc. So yeah, farmers having a much harder time than us in the city, for sure, but it will be nice to get back to normal.
It's raining here today
Actually, it has rained briefly around the city throughout the drought, except never where our water catchment dams are. Tsk! I'm outa here! rock hopping, hop-scotching, pippy pocky stocking - Sureau - thanks Jen!
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Niraffe
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Location: Up north, Scotland (UK)
Niraffe
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Location: Up north, Scotland (UK)
Posted:
Ooooh!! Lots of visitors!!
D'you think that if we dug a hole straight through the earth then Australia could have some of Scotlands (more specifically - the Highlands) water, and we could have some sunshine (and possibly temperatures above 3 celcius)? Just a thought......
Ooooh!! Lots of visitors!! D'you think that if we dug a hole straight through the earth then Australia could have some of Scotlands (more specifically - the Highlands) water, and we could have some sunshine (and possibly temperatures above 3 celcius)? Just a thought......
"Lots of beeping. And shaking and tinfoil." Chelly
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Wouldn't the water flowing through from Scotland to the antipodes wash away all the peoples and dinosaurs etc that live in the middle of the planet?
I's returned from my secret mission honey. It's all up to someone else to complete now
Hope it works out ok
Wouldn't the water flowing through from Scotland to the antipodes wash away all the peoples and dinosaurs etc that live in the middle of the planet?
I's returned from my secret mission honey. It's all up to someone else to complete now
Hope it works out ok
Meh
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Niraffe
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Niraffe
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Posted:
Hmm...possibly.
Does that mean we's back in from the rain?
I's bored of (not) reading science journals today. I seem to be otherwise distracted with grinning at the wall...
Hmm...possibly.
Does that mean we's back in from the rain?
I's bored of (not) reading science journals today. I seem to be otherwise distracted with grinning at the wall...
"Lots of beeping. And shaking and tinfoil." Chelly
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The rain was somewhat disappointing i thought, being as it was something of an antithesis of itself - what's that largish yellow burning globe that hangs in the sky called? That kept showing up and interrupting the deluge - maybe it will rain more consistently when you come play. Then we can get truly soaked
Are you grinning for any particular reason honey?
The rain was somewhat disappointing i thought, being as it was something of an antithesis of itself - what's that largish yellow burning globe that hangs in the sky called? That kept showing up and interrupting the deluge - maybe it will rain more consistently when you come play. Then we can get truly soaked
Are you grinning for any particular reason honey?
Meh
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Niraffe
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Niraffe
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I'm always grinning for some reason or another.....but yes.
Yes I am.
Did the sun have his hat on?
I'm always grinning for some reason or another.....but yes.
Yes I am.
Did the sun have his hat on?
"Lots of beeping. And shaking and tinfoil." Chelly
"Are you sure it's a genuine test and not a robot heroin addict?" Cantus
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The sun. that's it. I knew it had a snappy title. I's not sure if it had a hat on. It was wearing a dress made of dirty grey, wispy, fluffy things though.
I've still had no replies about time machines as yet. I think I needs to invest in a better class of friends. Or hang round with more temporal physicists...
The sun. that's it. I knew it had a snappy title. I's not sure if it had a hat on. It was wearing a dress made of dirty grey, wispy, fluffy things though.
I've still had no replies about time machines as yet. I think I needs to invest in a better class of friends. Or hang round with more temporal physicists...
Meh
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I's a temporary physicist?
Will that help?
I's a temporary physicist?
Will that help?
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yes, build me a time machine
How are you at building hovercraft by the way?
In other news:
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I say let 'em eat it. They won't do it twice...
yes, build me a time machine
How are you at building hovercraft by the way?
In other news:
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I say let 'em eat it. They won't do it twice...
Meh
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The Evil Pixie (apparently)
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good one
good one rock hopping, hop-scotching, pippy pocky stocking - Sureau - thanks Jen!
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Nahh. rubbish at hovercraft.
Sorry
Nahh. rubbish at hovercraft.
Sorry
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Niraffe
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Niraffe
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As for the hovercraft - my brother suggested starting with some hairdryers and tarpaulin. I'm not entirely sure that it'll work....
maybe I should ask my dad? He did physics sort-of-stuff at some point I think. Even if he didn't, he's very clever.
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I say let 'em eat it. They won't do it twice...
As for the hovercraft - my brother suggested starting with some hairdryers and tarpaulin. I'm not entirely sure that it'll work....
maybe I should ask my dad? He did physics sort-of-stuff at some point I think. Even if he didn't, he's very clever. "Lots of beeping. And shaking and tinfoil." Chelly
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Well I was going to take 2 of the air-blowy-fan-room-heatery things to pieces and start from there. Plus I has some rubber sheeting stuff in the garden, that is meant to be used to stop weeds growing through paths, that I figured would make go skirt material for it...
I'm sure your dad is busy enough working on the time machine (with Mr Point?), will he mind taking on the hovercraft project too?
Plus, if we subcontract all these things out, whatever will we do with all our spare time whilst you're here?
Well I was going to take 2 of the air-blowy-fan-room-heatery things to pieces and start from there. Plus I has some rubber sheeting stuff in the garden, that is meant to be used to stop weeds growing through paths, that I figured would make go skirt material for it...
I'm sure your dad is busy enough working on the time machine (with Mr Point?), will he mind taking on the hovercraft project too?
Plus, if we subcontract all these things out, whatever will we do with all our spare time whilst you're here?
Meh
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I'm on the time machine thing. I'm trying to marry it up with a teleport device too. Anywhere, anywhen...
Quantum entanglement looks like the right place to go, and some wormhole stuff. Have to go down B&Q...
I've already invented the permenantly hot cup of tea.
Spare time: you could always play conkers.
I'm on the time machine thing. I'm trying to marry it up with a teleport device too. Anywhere, anywhen...
Quantum entanglement looks like the right place to go, and some wormhole stuff. Have to go down B&Q...
I've already invented the permenantly hot cup of tea.
Spare time: you could always play conkers.
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it's not conker season though. that was so last season
Ooh tea...
it's not conker season though. that was so last season
Ooh tea...
Meh
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