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Previously on "What food gives you the best d'oyle cartes?"
I can assure you, sir, that baritone doesn't even cover it. She guffed while sittng on her bedroom floor recently; I thought her wardrobe had fallen over.
I can assure you, sir, that baritone doesn't even cover it. She guffed while sittng on her bedroom floor recently; I thought her wardrobe had fallen over.
I had cod, risotto and asparagus at lunch, having started with pumpkin soup. I don't know if it's the main course or the starter, but it's producing warm, low pressure, fairly quiet emissions with a pungency that's quite startling. The train has now left Utrecht, which may need to be evacuated this evening.
That's my boy.
I once cleared out an entire carriage on the eurostar
Nearly got away with it until SY02 started slapping me round the head.
I had cod, risotto and asparagus at lunch, having started with pumpkin soup. I don't know if it's the main course or the starter, but it's producing warm, low pressure, fairly quiet emissions with a pungency that's quite startling. The train has now left Utrecht, which may need to be evacuated this evening.
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