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Re: I was feeling cynical, so . . .

Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 9:09 pm
by Caoimhin
Wait, wait, wait....people are still joining this place?

Didn't they see the skip full of burning grannies outside the gate? Speaking of which, where is the gate, and why is it not locked?

Also, hello newcomer.

Seriously though, we need some kind of door, moat, or electronic surveilence system, or perhaps one that's spelled correctly, to keep the rif-raf out. No offense to you new person, I'm sure you smell of cake and are immaculately dressed for all occasions. But if I can get in, who can tell what else could befall this cozy corner of the backstreets of the Her Royal Highness's Glorious International Web Network!?

God Save The Queen.
I see you have not already installed that to protect your private quarters my good Sir. We must begin outfitting you quarter entrance at once!**Caoimhin does so.** However one question... What in Jove's name is a "skip"?

Re: I was feeling cynical, so . . .

Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 9:18 pm
by Muninn
However one question... What in Jove's name is a "skip"?
The more you know...

Re: I was feeling cynical, so . . .

Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 9:22 pm
by Caoimhin
Ah... I see... I always thought garbage trucks took care of burning grannies... It appears I was mistaken.

Re: I was feeling cynical, so . . .

Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 9:49 pm
by Muninn
A burning granny is best left alone, they're usually a repercussion from a recent turf war between rival gangs of octogenarians.

Re: I was feeling cynical, so . . .

Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 10:02 pm
by Caoimhin
octogenarians.
Can you believe I actually looked this up? And is this a Monty Python reference?