Tea? (Part 2)

[phil_hg_uk]

Hi Phil

Normal () service will be resuming......what has happened to that largish cat bloke?

Dunno he hasnt been in here for a while, maybe he has lost so much weight riding his new bike up hills that we just dont recognise him anymore.

 

[Arch]

Morning all, welcome home Rocky.

Just having a bit of breakfast before heading for the train home....

 

[Speicher]

Rocky

 

[Arch]

We were watching a slightly dubious documentary last night about a piece of parchment thought to be 'proof' that Jesus was married to Mary Magdelene. One of the experts was talking about another parchment apparently talking anout Jesus and Mary, which was damaged, with a hole in it, and explained that one line read, "and he kissed her on..." with the hole removing the next words...

...the lips?
...the first of the month?
...the back seat of the bus?
...the off-chance he might get lucky?

The possibilities are endless!

 

[Speicher]

Having just looked it up properly and it appears to have been the Dong River, an eastern tributary of the Pearl River that runs though Guangzhou, and provides an important water source for Hong Kong.

There, I bet you didn't know that, did you?

I did not know that. I am sure that knowledge will prove very useful when I am watching "Eggheads" or "Pointless" or "University Challenge".

Your starter for ten. Which river provides an important water source for Hong Kong?

 

[Arch]

I did not know that. I am sure that knowledge will prove very useful when I am watching "Eggheads" or "Pointless" or "University Challenge".

Your starter for ten. Which river provides an important water source for Hong Kong?

If you had a bell to press to answer, you could say

"Hong Kong?" Ping! "Dong!"

 

[Arch]

Yiddle i-po.

 

[GM]

Morning All Welcome back Rockay. Your holiday sounded really great. I'd love to take up scuba, maybe when I've got a bit more leisure time.
Anyway back to reality, and back to the Hertford Lanes!

 

[Speicher]

If you had a bell to press to answer, you could say

"Hong Kong?" Ping! "Dong!"

Yyyess I did think about that, how it might work in QI. You could think up lots of questions with the answer of dong, buzz, errr ooom*, and klang. I only got as far as thinking about it though.

There must be a Latvian scientist with the name Klang, who is an expert in the Fleckling syndrome.



* An errr ooom is a quiet klaxon.

 

[Speicher]

Yiddle i-po.

It is Ying Tong Tiddle i Po, isn't it?

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

It is Ying Tong Tiddle i Po, isn't it?

Ying Tong Yiddle I Po :

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33-fVsL5Kdc

 

[Night Train]

I'm sure you could look it up.

Anyway, it was around this time that, quite frankly, I wanted sleep, and Coffeejoe made the rather amusing washing machine comment (I even briefly thought about using it as my sig), so I retired at that point, only seeing you again just to the south of St Petersburg.

@coffeejo is a boy!

 

[Archie_tect]

There's one born every minute...

 

[Archie_tect]

2... 4....8....16....32...

 

[coffeejo]

@coffeejo is a boy!

Uh oh...

Other than a quick visit to the loo in the night, I didn't wake up til 11. Neither did Snipe. I bribed her into letting me have a lie-in by letting her up on the bed. Since she normally gets fed at 7am, you should have seen her when I finally woke up.

Welcome home wockywoo.