The appeal of the sea
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Re: The appeal of the sea
On occasions when he has to do it in the open, it's a job for protective suits and tin hats.
The second he completes his dump, he lets fly furiously scratching with all four paws, sending turds hurtling through the air in all directions.
Manys the time I've had them whizzing past my lughole or even way over my head.
Woe betide any innocent bystanders who happen to step into his line of fire.
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Re: The appeal of the sea
Ah yes, the snack size hallucinogenics or the more meaty fly ararics? I remember reading that Lapp shamans used to feed the mushrooms to their reindeer and then drink their piss.
I just want to know, how in the name of all that is unholy did the first person who did it come up with that idea?
I just want to know, how in the name of all that is unholy did the first person who did it come up with that idea?
#20
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It seems that some of you have strayed off the original subject
I was born inland but have spent some of my adult years living by the sea and although I am not a sea lover I can understand the appeal, it's so calming. Sitting outside a cafe/bar looking out over the Solent is something I miss now that I am inland again.
I was born inland but have spent some of my adult years living by the sea and although I am not a sea lover I can understand the appeal, it's so calming. Sitting outside a cafe/bar looking out over the Solent is something I miss now that I am inland again.
#21
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I'm not your normal Brit as I'm not really interested in the sea. Ok, some time on the coast can be pleasant, but I prefer coastal walks or hiking to lying on the beach. But even I have to admit there is something special about seeing waves break against a rugged coast. Why is this?
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Re: The appeal of the sea
Ah yes, the snack size hallucinogenics or the more meaty fly ararics? I remember reading that Lapp shamans used to feed the mushrooms to their reindeer and then drink their piss.
I just want to know, how in the name of all that is unholy did the first person who did it come up with that idea?
I just want to know, how in the name of all that is unholy did the first person who did it come up with that idea?
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Plus flying pigs, I dare say, but how stoned would you need to be in order to think that drinking the piss of a stoned reindeer was a good idea??
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Re: The appeal of the sea
Having said that I once did drink a half pint mug of a 50 50 mix of sweet sherry and genver gin, followed by home made cider.
Now that was a night to forget.....
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This was in Devon too, I mention it because it’s true, I’ve forgotten the name of the game, but it involved some kind of spoof which obliged the loser to drink a single measure of a drink chosen by the winner, in one go.
Obviously, the usual drinks weren’t chosen. I remember feeling bad after a giant gipsy kept choosing green Chartreuse every time I lost. Additives weren’t allowed, and straight gin is very hard to swallow too.
The licensee wasn’t bothered, he made a fortune from a load of nutters being silly. I was driven home by a tractor, or a spaceship, and was glued to the toilet for a long time.
Obviously, the usual drinks weren’t chosen. I remember feeling bad after a giant gipsy kept choosing green Chartreuse every time I lost. Additives weren’t allowed, and straight gin is very hard to swallow too.
The licensee wasn’t bothered, he made a fortune from a load of nutters being silly. I was driven home by a tractor, or a spaceship, and was glued to the toilet for a long time.