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northernladuk replied

26 August 2015, 09:04
Originally posted by eek View Post

on the path to current clientco's office there is an 8inch wide stream that runs all the way down the path to the fountains at the end by the Thames...

Heading to lunch early yesterday two children were playing poohsticks with lollipop sticks...

I hope two burly policemen wrestled them to the ground, cuffed them and charged them with littering. Little oiks.
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eek replied

26 August 2015, 08:59
on the path to current clientco's office there is an 8inch wide stream that runs all the way down the path to the fountains at the end by the Thames...

Heading to lunch early yesterday two children were playing poohsticks with lollipop sticks...
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vetran started a topic I'm a perfect Poohstick!

26 August 2015, 08:56
I'm a perfect Poohstick!

The poohsticks formula that ensures you win | Daily Mail Online

The poohsticks formula that ensures you winnie! Engineer says the perfect stick for the game is thick, dense and as rough as possible
Dr Rhys Morgan claims to have found the formula for a perfect stick
He says the ideal stick should be thick, dense and rough as possible
The game of poohsticks first appeared in A. A. Milne’s classic children’s story The House at Pooh Corner in 1928

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