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Posted by Perclissigi, 11:53, 6th April 2004:
 
It's quiet... too quiet!
Don't tell me everyone is actually working or something?!
Let's pick things up a bit. WORD ASSOCIATION!
I'll start:
Seasoning
Posted by Miki, 11:56, 6th April 2004:
 
www.texasembassy.com/texasmain.htm
Posted by Abe Frohman, 11:56, 6th April 2004:
 
Rolling Bush?
Posted by Perclissigi, 12:07, 6th April 2004:
 
Miki: What?
Abe: You know, western films, quiet moment, wind blows, tumbleweed (rolling bush) blows past, dog barks in background. It's a ghost town here.

And you both suck at word association.
Posted by Miki, 12:10, 6th April 2004:
 
you said seasoning and we were just discussing going to this Tex-Mex restaurant tomorrow, whats weird about that ? :D
you suck at this game, not Abe or I :P
Posted by Perclissigi, 12:11, 6th April 2004:
 
Ya coulda just said "tex-mex"
I might just have got that.
Or perhaps linked to a tex-mex restaurant site, but the texas embassy?!
Posted by Miki, 12:16, 6th April 2004:
 
That IS a Tex-Mex restaurant dear (the one I will be dining at tomorrow at 19.00 if anyone wants to join a couple of cloggies)
Posted by Perclissigi, 12:19, 6th April 2004:
 
Oops, ok, i'm a knob.
Although I wouldn't be surprised if there seriously was a texas embassy! They want to be their own country again apparently.
So, knobbishness over with, Tex-Mex ---> Steak
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 12:21, 6th April 2004:
 
Onion
Posted by Perclissigi, 12:22, 6th April 2004:
 
Crisps
Posted by Miki, 12:24, 6th April 2004:
 
people knawing their food with their mouth open
Posted by Perclissigi, 12:31, 6th April 2004:
 
Shotguns
Posted by Foghorn Leghorn, 12:47, 6th April 2004:
 
booze
Posted by Perclissigi, 12:50, 6th April 2004:
 
vomit
Posted by Abe Frohman, 12:58, 6th April 2004:
 
At least i can spell association. Bitch.
Posted by Perclissigi, 13:01, 6th April 2004:
 
Knob Jockey
(And it was a typo! I can spell it, just hit the "i" instead of the "o")
:p
Posted by RUSS, 13:21, 6th April 2004:
 
i before e

except in budweiser
Posted by Abe Frohman, 13:26, 6th April 2004:
 
And Leicester.
Posted by Alfie, 14:19, 6th April 2004:
 
(gnawing)
Posted by Alfie, 14:19, 6th April 2004:
 
and weight and height and lots of other words where the i before e except after e rule falls down
Posted by Abe Frohman, 14:20, 6th April 2004:
 
Who rattled your cage Penfold?
Posted by Sul, 14:22, 6th April 2004:
 
Joe 90 has a point. Its an annoying rule that confuses me.
Posted by Brock, 14:32, 6th April 2004:
 
Yeah, it's weird. Oooh! There's another one!
Posted by Uncle Moc, 14:55, 6th April 2004:
 
Word Association
Posted by Brock, 15:11, 6th April 2004:
 
Where all the words go to have fun and talk about wordy-stuff. Like a sort of club, really.
Posted by Uncle Moc, 15:22, 6th April 2004:
 
Yeah, and Dramatic Presence are something Actors get on their birthdays.
Posted by Brock, 15:29, 6th April 2004:
 
/fights the Luke Skywalker/christmas gag
Posted by cal, 18:16, 6th April 2004:
 
rolling bush? it's called tumbleweed, fucktard
Posted by Brock, 18:27, 6th April 2004:
 
Unless he means pushing a naked bird down a hill?
Posted by Perclissigi, 19:07, 6th April 2004:
 
Cal: "You know, western films, quiet moment, wind blows, tumbleweed (rolling bush) blows past, dog barks in background. It's a ghost town here." Read the whole thread :P
I knew, but the phrase "rolling bush" has a history to it, and now i always substitute tumbleweed with rolling bush. Habit! Sorry it confused y'all.

Brock: Or one or two U.S. Presidents...
Posted by Brock, 19:14, 6th April 2004:
 
Que? Does that make sense in your world, Music-boy?
Posted by Perclissigi, 19:16, 6th April 2004:
 
Which bit?
Posted by Uncle Moc, 19:52, 6th April 2004:
 
Habit!
Posted by Brock, 20:34, 6th April 2004:
 
I meant the presidents bit.
Posted by Perclissigi, 23:51, 6th April 2004:
 
Let's see, what us the surname of the current President of the United States?
It also happens to be the surname of his father, who was ALSO President in the late 80's/early 90's.
It's really not that hard!
Posted by Alfie, 00:47, 7th April 2004:
 
Yeah Brock
Sort it out mate.
Posted by Brock, 00:49, 7th April 2004:
 
I claim the "didn't get the gag cos it wasn't funny" card.
Posted by Perclissigi, 00:51, 7th April 2004:
 
Consider yourself excused.
I'm off to bed too now, but just quickly, next time you see me on flickr, give me a shout.
(I'm also called perclissigi on there)
--Edited--
(I was tired, so my typing was sloppy)
Posted by Abe Frohman, 09:25, 7th April 2004:
 
Why? You aren't call preclissigi on here.
Posted by Uncle Moc, 11:48, 7th April 2004:
 
IS that Call's second name?