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Please respond to Gollen <Gollen>

To:       "'Cynthia'" <Cynthia>, Esbester

cc:       

Subject:            RE: "Hello, Sir!",

 

 

 

 

Greetings demented one, for it is I.

 

I noticed at around 3 this morning that my face has come away. I didn't

realise it was still possible with the newly fitted triple locking anti-cock

screws holding it in place. It doesn't really matter though, I was tired of

that face. I was looking through the Innovations catalogue for a

replacement. Noticed on page 14 model COK91447 which comes with a paper

guide, sprinkler system and panic button! Though it was a little expensive

(about 3 with a finance option). Also on the same page a limited edition

'eco-friendly' model which comes with solar panels and muffler (for

muffing). I read somewhere that you can buy disposable faces from Argos, but

I couldn't find them in my catalogue (It's about 3 old, though). Special

wicking front plate with added hand rail.

If either of you have any suggestions regarding new faces (I won't consider

second hand after that unfortunate incident last time - that bastard told me

it was a genuine Chegwin) I would welcome a booklet and side platter.

 

Make, or, Make harder...?

 

Pnu

 

 

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Please respond to Cynthia

To:       Esbester, Gollen

cc:       

Subject:            Unobtainable Foxhayes Smattering

 

 

 

 

It says in my training book:

 

"In order to give an indication of how safe a bond is for an investor, ratings are given by specialist companies such as Moody and Standard & Poor.  An AAA or Aaa bond is the highest rating..."

 

I wondered if there was such a thing as an AaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAH bond.

 

Food for thought, certainly.

 

What's with the fish-flapping, Arnold?  Why not just attach to your face using horse-staples and strategic application of simulated blowlamp lather?  Or has the glue reached its maturity date?  I heard there was a special washable, lawnmower, artistic, slicing machine, hidden somewhere in the garden (about 3 from the rockery).  It's not too difficult if you do it in Windows 3.11, but civil investment instruments may occasion occasional perturbation (rhomboid).

 

It's your dog.  Deal with it.

 

Makkkkkaakaakaakarrrramba!

 

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---------------------- Forwarded by Esbester on 25-04-2002 11:08 ---------------------------

Please respond to "Gollen" <Gollen>

To:       Cynthia, Esbester

cc:       

Subject:            RE: Unobtainable Foxhayes Smattering

 

 

 

 

That's all good and well, Arnold, but in my training book you would find

textual spakings thus:

 

"3.2.4.1 - Office Conduct

 

Members of staff who repeatedly defecate on the desks and chairs of

other staff members will be severly oiled, then launched from the 4th

floor window (park facing, utterly) at a speed of 3, on a poorly gummed

wooden plank. Trajectory will be determined by the Senior Management

Team (SMT), but is usually roughly in the direction of the horses.

 

***

 

4.5.4.1 - Live Animals

 

Members of staff found to be concealing live animals on their person in

the office will be strapped and beaten with rubber truncheons, in the

face. If the animal(s) in question is a dog the truncheon will be

shortened by about 3.

 

4.5.4.2 - Dead Animals

 

Members of staff found to be concealing dead animals on their person in

the office will be replaced by elephant tusks. If elephant tusks are

unavailable a kettle full of ants will be used.

 

***

 

7.8.1.1 - Lighting

 

Head emptied and refilled with jam."

 

Oh yes, I looked around the rockery but all I could see, for 3 in every

direction, were dogs. They were digging for chalk.

 

Choque.

 

 

---------------------- Forwarded by Esbester on 25-04-2002 11:08 ---------------------------

To:       "Gollen" <Gollen>, Cynthia

cc:       

From:   Esbester

Subject:            RE: Unobtainable Foxhayes Smattering 

 

QUIT THY RAMBUNCTIOUS THETTERINGS.

 

YE SHALL BE WATCHING CHANNEL 4 TOMORROW NIGHT. FOR THERE IS NEWS.

 

If you know what I mean.

 

Please respond to Cynthia

To:       Esbester, Gollen

cc:       

Subject:            Actu-blinth, with added mnurgh

 

 

 

 

You know what's coming by now...

 

Well I haven't done very well this week, the best I could find was "BatiMap SA".  Possibly they make atlases with slightly skewed sexuality... I don't know.

 

Have a weekend,

 

Cordial, 4.3%

 

Dave

 

---------------------- Forwarded by Esbester on 25-04-2002 11:08 ---------------------------

Please respond to Gollen <Gollen>

To:       "'Cynthia'" <Cynthia>, Esbester

cc:       

Subject:            FW: Actu-blinth, with added mnurgh

 

 

 

 

Sorry Wiltshire, I forgot to include you in that reply. I think the loud cow

launcher in the park distracted me...

 

PS(TURD). I hope you both utterly saw 2x Brass Eye last night - firstly

Drugs then Animal Cruelty! And Chris Morris actually said 'about 3' at one

point!!

 

> -----Original Message-----

> From:            Gollen

> Sent: 06 July 2001 16:13

> To:    'Cynthia'

> Subject:         RE: Actu-blinth, with added mnurgh

>

> Oh ye is for Davis, a pile of shit...

>

> I found Blisk Ltd, which, the company literature assures me, is a hollowed

> out Blinth!

>

> Also Toss Limited, Tossers Ltd, Toss Trading Ltd and Tostig Ltd. I have a

> feeling that all of these companies are somehow related and perhaps as

> their business increases so too does Kleenex Ltd profit from increased

> income ???

>

> It's a dog, but wrapped in clingfilm!!!!!

>

 

 

---------------------- Forwarded by Esbester on 25-04-2002 11:08 ---------------------------

Please respond to "Gollen" <Gollen>

To:       Cynthia, Esbester

cc:       

Subject:            RE: Actu-blinth, with added mnurgh

 

 

 

 

There seems to have been a distinct lack on email communications this

week, utterly. I just damn not good enough! Try flapping about a bit...

 

This week I found Honkhonk Ltd, based in Cardiff (bloody Welsh!).

 

Don't just stare at it, beat it, in the face!

 

Psig

 

 

---------------------- Forwarded by Esbester on 25-04-2002 11:08 ---------------------------

Please respond to Cynthia

To:       Gollen <Gollen>

cc:        Esbester

Subject:            RE: Actu-blinth, with added mnurgh

 

 

 

 

 

That's all well and good, Mungo, but what you have to understand is that if you were having YOUR face constantly chewed by a herd of angry lizards then you probably wouldn't make with e-mail to a degree of more than about 2!  Anyway, the fact is that today (being the day currently in progress) there is work - -, due largely to recent events, so I have a little more time than habitual to make, and indeed, make.  Also, they've let all the water out of the office at last, which is a relief for everyone, I can tell you!  Working in diving equipment and special suits was beginning to affect staff morale, and many of my colleagues in the Benelux section of the room claimed there had been attacking incidents involving herds of angry herrings with special fish weaponry!  Damage to the computers has been minimal, though, largely thanks to the special force-fields we had installed around them last Thursday - thank goodness we took the precaution or we'd be all of a slosher!

 

I hope the cream worked; further supplies can be obtained by calling Falmouth United Cream Kompany on (01675) 3.  The guy in charge of orders is very helpful, just don't mention dresses as this can cause him to regress and start thinking he's a parrot.  I understand from talking to Dr Frederick that the condition (known as Flapstrom's Syndrome or more commonly as "faecal spider-botts") is getting more and more common.  We partook of tea and cakery last Tuesday week just gone, at about 3, and he taught me some fascinating facts about trees over a cup of Botticelli.  For instance, did you know that the Caledonian Screw-Larch can grow up to 12 miles high?  Thankfully the trunk is never more than 3 thick which is quite rubbery, otherwise it would be a real danger to air traffic!  Also, did you know that the Alberto Finch Blaster is the only plant on the planet to have evolved ballistic weaponry of its own accord?  Wonder of naychur it may be, but it is sadly a very endangered species, now

found wild only in certain areas of Bedford.  All attempts to keep it in captivity have ended in guavas.

 

Anyway Chocko, I must get back to the mill... can't be leaving the minions unsupervised can we?

 

Baaaaaaaaaah

 

Yeovil

 

On 13/07/2001 13:35:42 some bloke I met in the Duke of York last Chewsday wrote:

 

> There seems to have been a distinct lack on email communications this

> week, utterly. I just damn not good enough! Try flapping about a bit...

>

> This week I found Honkhonk Ltd, based in Cardiff (bloody Welsh!).

>

> Don't just stare at it, beat it, in the face!

>

> Psig

>

 

---------------------- Forwarded by Esbester on 25-04-2002 11:08 ---------------------------

Please respond to "Gollen" <Gollen>

To:       Cynthia

cc:        Esbester

Subject:            RE: Actu-blinth, with added mnurgh

 

 

 

 

Hey! Crispy and Stumple!

 

How are you making today - for it is Friday? Disappointingly, I looked

for Mr Lizard Ltd, Bitchmum Ltd and Chocky Ltd only to find that none of

them exist, bifteque. As I see messages - - I assume you too were as

successful as me, fist. Anyway, you can make big with eyes and modem to

look at this:

http://page.auctions.yahoo.com/uk/auction/53601530

If either of you are interested in purchasons plus, then let me know and

I'll arrange a discount of about 3.

 

Make big this weekend, for it is piss.

 

Vsez.

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