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clams, crabs, yes anything fishyOriginally posted by WageSlaveCertainly better than the smell of a bag of old clams.
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Certainly better than the smell of a bag of old clams.Originally posted by n5goonerfresh bush in the morning is the best smell to wake up to, long with fresh bread.
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fresh bush in the morning is the best smell to wake up to, long with fresh bread.Originally posted by WageSlaveYou can't beat the smell of lavender in the morning. Smells like a fresh bush...Sorry, Bush
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You can't beat the smell of lavender in the morning. Smells like a fresh bush...Sorry, BushOriginally posted by n5goonerMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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MMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmOriginally posted by WageSlaveDid somebody mention Babs Bush? CORR! I'd sniff her lavender rinse any day!
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When on such missions, it's better to have the boyish charms already displayed. It's really not so easy to navigate a giant nappy in a rush when the bird appears. Plus there's always a danger of it getting covered with the marmalade on my legs.Originally posted by Lucifer BoxBut is that because you were hiding in a bush in their front garden waiting for them to come home when you whipped out your boyish charms?
Did somebody mention Babs Bush? CORR! I'd sniff her lavender rinse any day!
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I think AtW meant that one of his posts _here_ contained a small GIF, with a URL pointing to his site so that when our browsers assemble the page they must access his site to collect the image and he can log that access.Originally posted by xoggothNo web expert I must admit but a gif image on somebody else's site monitoring traffic? Sounded like bullwarks to me.
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Yeah, it sounds like AtW is doing a "Threaded"...Originally posted by xoggothNever took much interest in original thread so have just gone back and looked at it.
No web expert I must admit but a gif image on somebody else's site monitoring traffic? Sounded like bullwarks to me.
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Never took much interest in original thread so have just gone back and looked at it.
No web expert I must admit but a gif image on somebody else's site monitoring traffic? Sounded like bullwarks to me.correlation using invisible web bug (small transparent GIF image I used in my posts)Last edited by xoggoth; 18 September 2005, 09:34.
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Originally posted by Lucifer BoxBut is that because you were hiding in a bush in their front garden waiting for them to come home when you whipped out your boyish charms?
Who's bush? Not Laura FFS! I know you like oldies but FFS...
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But is that because you were hiding in a bush in their front garden waiting for them to come home when you whipped out your boyish charms?Originally posted by WageSlaveUnfortunately the birds usually do take to the trees when I display my boyish charms.
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Unfortunately the birds usually do take to the trees when I display my boyish charms.Originally posted by Lucifer BoxSlave, you could tempt the birds down out of the trees with your boyish charm.
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Slave, you could tempt the birds down out of the trees with your boyish charm.Originally posted by WageSlaveNo, the real issue is whether I could tempt them
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