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| Comments on Thursday 15 May 2003: |
| Holly is the best. Even from silly number of miles away, she keeps me supplied with tasteful sugary comestibles. Today, Mr Postman brought me sherbet lemons, a sherbet fountain, two sorts of spooky mints, some chewy stick things that are apparently not supposed to be chewy but become that way in transit and are vastly improved thereby, some spooky hard licorice which may or may not have been hard originally, Soothers, Fruit Tingles, two sorts of spooky chocolate, and Soor Plooms. Very delicious! And so are the foods.
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| Kanada Ten |
| She's trying to fatten you up, eh? Roasted raven sounds good -much better than edible paper anyway. |
| Solistus |
| ALL paper is edible, as anyone who's ever been extremely hungry with nothing else to eat knows.... I'm sure it's not very good for you, with all the chemicals that must be present in any manufactured goods nowadays, but it beats starving. I need to find a more reliable source of penguin mints (caffeine is good)... I don't like having to go to the mall to get them, and shipping from ThinkGeek.com is killer. |
| Tom |
| It's impossible for Holly to be a (You missed the 'a') silly number (, or you missed the 's', maybe.) of miles away (Unless you were being Postmodern, in which case 'silly number of' should have quotation marks of some sort.) Miles only exist in the more backwards parts of the north bit of the world. You have to convert at the border, or be eaten. What flavour Soothers? |
| RavenBlack |
| Mm, perhaps it was postmodern, though I certainly wouldn't have called it that. The phrase "silly number of" was acting in place of a series of digits, anyway. |