Stuff and that

[ethelfleda]

Colleague has brought back some Hershey milk chocolate from the US. Tasted it, to make sure it was as revolting as I remembered, and it is. An interesting question: why, when trying to describe the flavour does the phrase 'cat vomit' come immediately to mind? To my knowledge I've never even been in the prescence of cat vomit, so why it occurs as an

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Re: things in jars

[diarytypething]

The mystery of the Face of Boe is solved!

[kahala]

Judean People's Front - splitters!

Nah, I say don't split it but that's purely for my own selfishness cos I'd read both. Maybe like what he said *points up* do filters and do a poll with ticky boxes on what people want to read.

Also, Henry's Cat. You should be careful promoting that, young impressionable minds may be listening. Some people have GONE MAD after taking Henry's Cat one too many times.

[davidn]

Similar to the drugs-soundtrack, there was a game called "Endorfun" released around the start of the Windows 95 era that claimed to have subliminal messages in its soundtrack that gave the player a variety of different positive feelings. It all seemed a bit creepy to me.

That book is oddly like those demotivational posters that were quite popular on the Internet before we all started typing garbage on to pictures of cats - a new advance in hate-yourself dieting.

And I can't stand cold chocolate milk, no matter what country it's from. It's fine when it's heated up.