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Jabo @jaboUK (64354) • United Kingdom 30 Dec 20

I've been writing a few limericks lately and miss the banter that Koalemos (Asylum/ Barry) and I used to have. I don't think I ever saw him put up one of his own, but he always jumped in on mine. Here's an example - I've copied...

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pgn @rebelann Keeps the little grey cells sharp, but I dropped off the radar. That's life, sometimes.

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Go Ask Alice / Admin @GoAskAlice (5827) 12 Feb 21

Please DO NOT post about the Bank being 'frozen'. This is something that happens from time to time and is usually corrected quite quickly. It is only necessary to send me a PM. KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON!

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pgn @LadyDuck @mysdianait Although, given the territory, you might need a team of huskies an sled to have one visit the other. Slopes bereft of tourists bound to help

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Jabo @jaboUK (64354) • United Kingdom 30 Dec 20

I've been writing a few limericks lately and miss the banter that Koalemos (Asylum/ Barry) and I used to have. I don't think I ever saw him put up one of his own, but he always jumped in on mine. Here's an example - I've copied...

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pgn @rebelann Proper jousts, they were. Good times.

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Jabo @jaboUK (64354) • United Kingdom 30 Dec 20

I've been writing a few limericks lately and miss the banter that Koalemos (Asylum/ Barry) and I used to have. I don't think I ever saw him put up one of his own, but he always jumped in on mine. Here's an example - I've copied...

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pgn @jaboUK Some of the best - even if he thought I was trying to poison him with Kinnie one time when he was travelling

13 Feb 21

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Go Ask Alice / Admin @GoAskAlice (5827) 12 Feb 21

Please DO NOT post about the Bank being 'frozen'. This is something that happens from time to time and is usually corrected quite quickly. It is only necessary to send me a PM. KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON!

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pgn @mysdianait None from me though - my single suggestion came from @myklj999, by carrier squirrel

13 Feb 21

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Shavkat @Shavkat (140097) • Philippines 16 Jan 21

For those who had read my last discussion, let me introduce my Jamshed. He was my imaginary friend when I had my medical mission In Tajikistan in 2010. I got him from a colleague in this country. Since I am living alone in my...

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pgn @DaddyEvil I forgot - you're on holiday in the US today, MLKing day - enjoy! Maybe Biden will let his VP have the reins in a couple of years - she'll shake things up a little, I'd say. Better than the buffoons, no, the lying, stealing, uncaring swine running...

18 Jan 21

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Shavkat @Shavkat (140097) • Philippines 16 Jan 21

For those who had read my last discussion, let me introduce my Jamshed. He was my imaginary friend when I had my medical mission In Tajikistan in 2010. I got him from a colleague in this country. Since I am living alone in my...

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pgn @DaddyEvil I can't imagine watching humanity's end, now you come to mention it! Hopefully, come Weds, you'll have survived Trump - it can only be up from there? Phone? A OnePlus 6T - great phone! But its 2-year stint is up, and i am forced to...

18 Jan 21

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Shavkat @Shavkat (140097) • Philippines 16 Jan 21

For those who had read my last discussion, let me introduce my Jamshed. He was my imaginary friend when I had my medical mission In Tajikistan in 2010. I got him from a colleague in this country. Since I am living alone in my...

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pgn A Happy New Year to you! HTC One Mini - oh the memories! ?? I found this worth a share a little while ago - hope you know about getting vaccinated against COVID-19 wherever you are!

17 Jan 21

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pgn @pgntwo (22408) • Derry, Northern Ireland 8 Nov 20

I saw this poem used in some election campaign material recently, from a famous modern Irish poet - Seamus Heaney: The Cure at Troy. It was used on this homage to recent events, to close the national news on the Irish state...

poem

power

perfection

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pgn I drop in occasionally, just to see who's still about. Glad you are still dipping in occasionally too.

11 Dec 20

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pgn @pgntwo (22408) • Derry, Northern Ireland 8 Nov 20

I saw this poem used in some election campaign material recently, from a famous modern Irish poet - Seamus Heaney: The Cure at Troy. It was used on this homage to recent events, to close the national news on the Irish state...

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pgn But they say ignorance is bliss... I'd rather be happy than ignorant, though.

10 Nov 20

pgn @pgntwo (22408) • Derry, Northern Ireland 8 Nov 20

I saw this poem used in some election campaign material recently, from a famous modern Irish poet - Seamus Heaney: The Cure at Troy. It was used on this homage to recent events, to close the national news on the Irish state...

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pgn Positivity, yes, in short supply in these times... Take pleasure where ye may.

10 Nov 20

topffer @topffer (42156) • France 15 Sep 20

This one started to ask me if I had been to "NSW National parks". I did not knew what they were meaning by "NSW", but I have been to a few National parks, so I responded "yes", and I brillantly qualified to a survey about my...

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pgn @topffer It is all a bit hit-and-miss, as far as I can tell. Mind you, I have not been asked about what I have seen or plan to see at the cinema or movie theater for quite some time now, for some reason

10 Nov 20

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pgn @pgntwo (22408) • Derry, Northern Ireland 17 Oct 20

I have a habit of taking the news that I consume from multiple sources. No single source of headlines and analysis can ever give you the complete picture - sometimes you have to get a pencil and paper out and make a few notes or...

covid 19

clarity

confidence

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pgn On the contrary, it is very much in the ascendant again, as winter sets in... Very serious.

8 Nov 20

pgn @pgntwo (22408) • Derry, Northern Ireland 11 Oct 20

So my question here is: Who thought of it first? Did the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, think it looked good on a hard-hat on a construction site recently? Or did the man who is challenging Trump's...

boris

biden

slogan

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pgn @antonbunot Perhaps. Tempestuous, I grant you. And the dark-haired, slick, piercing gaze of Trump Jr, he's some cookie!

7 Nov 20

pgn @pgntwo (22408) • Derry, Northern Ireland 17 Oct 20

I have a habit of taking the news that I consume from multiple sources. No single source of headlines and analysis can ever give you the complete picture - sometimes you have to get a pencil and paper out and make a few notes or...

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pgn @LadyDuck That and a marked lack of testosterone-fuelled bravado!

18 Oct 20

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pgn @pgntwo (22408) • Derry, Northern Ireland 17 Oct 20

I have a habit of taking the news that I consume from multiple sources. No single source of headlines and analysis can ever give you the complete picture - sometimes you have to get a pencil and paper out and make a few notes or...

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pgn Always a good idea if possible - and also not believing the first headline you see!

18 Oct 20

pgn @pgntwo (22408) • Derry, Northern Ireland 17 Oct 20

I have a habit of taking the news that I consume from multiple sources. No single source of headlines and analysis can ever give you the complete picture - sometimes you have to get a pencil and paper out and make a few notes or...

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pgn And another success story in New Zealand, also with a female Prime Minister - and one who was just re-elected for another term in office, too. Is this a pattern, I wonder?

18 Oct 20

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pgn @pgntwo (22408) • Derry, Northern Ireland 17 Oct 20

I have a habit of taking the news that I consume from multiple sources. No single source of headlines and analysis can ever give you the complete picture - sometimes you have to get a pencil and paper out and make a few notes or...

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pgn @rebelann It's all a game. We're the pawns - expendable.

18 Oct 20

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pgn @pgntwo (22408) • Derry, Northern Ireland 17 Oct 20

I have a habit of taking the news that I consume from multiple sources. No single source of headlines and analysis can ever give you the complete picture - sometimes you have to get a pencil and paper out and make a few notes or...

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pgn They could well be all right, but some left-leaning and center ones are good to listen to now and then, just to temper the right-leaning ones

17 Oct 20

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pgn @pgntwo (22408) • Derry, Northern Ireland 17 Oct 20

I have a habit of taking the news that I consume from multiple sources. No single source of headlines and analysis can ever give you the complete picture - sometimes you have to get a pencil and paper out and make a few notes or...

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pgn Yes, @xFiacre, or just plain Dumb and Dumber

17 Oct 20

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