Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)

a small marsupial found in large numbers on rottnest island -[western australian coastal island] rott was the dutch word for rat which they thought they were - they are like a giant hamster and usually very friendly

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I shouldn’t be telling you this as it’s top secret. A Quoka is a Cat who works for the feline division of MI5, he designed all the gadgets for Pussy Galore.

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I happen to know the answer to this one, it's a small three door Ford vehicle, hired with the specific intent f transporting roadies, to a Status Quo Gig.

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R.I.P. Francis Rossi


*Spitttttty. I think you may be getting confused with the Renault CLIO (silly name ennit?)

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Yep,it is a silly name,RJ...
....but be relieved it wasn't named the Renault CLIT,as they tend to become excitable in wet conditions....

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I think you may be right, I've been Dazed and Confused for so long, it's not true.

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The Morris Minor ****ryman could be a bit Slippery.

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Especially in S****horpe.

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Well PUG we're on the same page today cos I've just noticed that WET & EXCITED are fully interchangeable in your sentence, if that makes sense, or is sensible.

When I was working as a buyer in "Grace Brothers" i was ablle to buy a job lot of door furniture, beautifully decorated with enamel & gold leaf, all except foor the CLEATS & ESCUTCHEONS. I have no idea why this distinction was made
Curious thing that.

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wasn't there a Morris once called a CLIT TOURIST ?

and as a youngster I would often ask Da why is the queen called Rex Vagina?