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Draco interdum Vincit
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Was Mum called Mrs Prtichard ?
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Was Mum called Mrs Prtichard ?
Was Mum called Mrs Prtichard ?
It might have been Mrs Willy-Nilly.
Lives of the Great Poisoners
Poison pen letters
Penn and Teller
Bank teller
tallywacker
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More tea, Duchess?

Explorers on the MoonSea of Tranquility
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Wagon Wheels.
Tio, I had no idea Wagon Wheels were Canadian!
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Wagon Wheels.
Tio, I had no idea Wagon Wheels were Canadian!![]()
They ain't; at least according to Wiki:-
Wagon Wheels are a snack food sold in Australia, Canada, Ireland, the Isle of Man, Malta, Russia, Dominican Republic and the United Kingdom. They consist of two biscuits with marshmallow sandwich filling, covered in a chocolate flavoured coating.[1] The round biscuits represent the wheels of wagons, hence the name.
Wagon Wheels were created by Garry Weston, son of W. Garfield Weston.[1] Garry Weston worked for his father's business in Australia before taking over his family's business in England. The biscuits were launched at the 1948 Olympia Food Fair.[1] The name (originally "Weston Wagon Wheels") capitalized on the Wild West, which was popular in mass media at the time.
We call them "Moon Pies" here in the USA. They are a staple of the south and almost a religious experience for some people.
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OMG,. As Piglet remarked of the penis-shaped pasta we saw in Rome: "There is not enough soap in the world to wash that from my eyes."
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This reminds me of that competition redzinger posted about ... I must look into it. No, I must do my academic paper. After I've fetched in the washing and washed the kitchen floor and hoovered.
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Sorry, Honey, the competition boat has sailed. The deadline was last weekend.![]()
Ah, of course.
The music played was this