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By the way, are badgers found wild in North America, I wonder? Must look it up.
I think we've concluded in other discussions that we have things called badgers here, but they're not the same animal. Help from people with animal knowledge?
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Or Fishwei� if ya knows howta do thatn.
That would make me whitefish, silly.
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I'll let it go this time in hono(u)r of your triumphal return, Minnow Mein.
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Now, now, Silky, Shona's just made it back. Don't be bringing up the scale of his model. He's very sensitive about thoses things.
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He's very sensitive about thoses things. As has been said on this board before, "men are so sensitive about their anatomy."
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Welcome back, piscepedaller. You left at the time I arrived. And I'd showered that day. Was it something I said?
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Hi! and welcome back, Fishonabike, your reputation for inspired postings preceeds you! I think you left just as I ventured onto the board for the first time, but I have perused many of your delightful offerings, and look forward to many more! You are, indeed, a "storied" member of the board!
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think you left just as I ventured onto the board for the first time..Hi (checks profile) Dave - nice meeting you, Yeah, I do recall you being around. As said previously, not sure how much I can live up to expectations, but I'll do my best. a "storied" member of the board Now who did this quote come from: My story's a mystery, His story - that's history. What's your story?Before you ask - no, I can't remember either. Fisk
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Or Fishwei� if ya knows howta do thatn. That would make me whitefish, silly.He was only beta testing, Auntie.
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Hi dxb (I keep thinking tsb and "It's the one for me" (bank and advert for non-Brits or younger Brits))Fish � piece of ivory etc. used as a counter in gamesYes, I recall this from somewhere. It's some particular game that you have "fish" in, I fink. Anybody out there know any more? Of course dxb, you'll know we have the Sussex game toad in the hole where "toads" are the pieces. So called I suspect because the game involves lobbing coins into a small hole (or on to the surface of the board near it), and they tend to hop a bit. Toad in the hole is also the name of a world-famous English dish , which I believe has been mentioned previously on this Board. I'll find the reference if anyone's interested. dead badgers on our country lanesHaven't seen too many of them - very occasional round where I live, thankfully. Of course East Sussex and Lewes especially are renowned as representing the height of civilisation: http://www.cliffebonfire.co.uk/- so it must be all those wild and pictish residents round where you live Do you really call the area Mid Sussex?
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