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  SHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! on tip toes.....

  Posted on 05-Aug-2010 12:45pm by Jambo Yoti

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  Is it okay if it has a quiet parp? (Also know as the trumpet involuntary).
  

  Posted on 05-Aug-2010 12:46pm by Baz

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  feel free to parp away Baz!

  Posted on 05-Aug-2010 12:57pm by Jambo Yoti

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  ... that wasn't quiet, and I think you're blaming your elephant unfairly there, Baz!

  Only silent ones from now on.....

  Posted on 05-Aug-2010 1:01pm by Standing Stone

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  Drops a clanger
  whistle; whistle; whistle; toot; toot;

  

  Posted on 05-Aug-2010 1:42pm by JayCee

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  does the parp add to the speed of the earth's rotation and so speed up time or is it offset by the wieght of the clanger... answers on a postcard please..

  Posted on 05-Aug-2010 1:51pm by Jambo Yoti

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  Direction and force of parp - clarification needed: Major Clanger or Tiny Clanger - hmmmmmm..... avoiding distraction by swanee whistle..... calculations turning to doodles........

  Not sure, Jambo, but have opened the window!

  

  Posted on 05-Aug-2010 2:41pm by Standing Stone

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  New Forest - lovely, Happycamper - I used to go to Roundhill quite regularly some years ago; loved being woken by the free-roaming cows and ponies! Forgot to ask - did you see the Caen Hill lock gate bridge at Glasto?

  Reason to smile today - forum joy and peace!

  

  Posted on 05-Aug-2010 4:11pm by Standing Stone

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  smiling away SS - lovely reason to smile.
  another thought for the day: if a butterfly wing movement in the amazon can produce a catastrophic effect in another hemisphere -what has Baz's elephant's parp done?

  Posted on 05-Aug-2010 4:42pm by Jambo Yoti

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  really? It was his elephant? Baz - I'm really sorry - thought it was you..........

  Posted on 05-Aug-2010 5:04pm by Standing Stone

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