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Post by arachnid » 25 Nov 2006, 14:27

The newest registered user is Nelson Hatstand
Or is it Jackson Priest????? :wink:
Why be scared????

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Post by Nelson Hatstand » 25 Nov 2006, 14:41

arachnid wrote:
The newest registered user is Nelson Hatstand
Or is it Jackson Priest????? :wink:
Hello Arachnid.

Please see my post on the JP 500 Posts thread.

CHEERS,
NELSON.

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Post by Porty » 25 Nov 2006, 14:46

In the Jackson Cage
Down in Jackson Cage
You can try with all your might
But you're reminded every night
That you been judged and handed life
Down in Jackson Cage

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Re: newest member?

Post by Sandra » 25 Nov 2006, 15:27

arachnid wrote:
The newest registered user is Nelson Hatstand
Or is it Jackson Priest????? :wink:
that did cross my mind too!

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Re: newest member?

Post by Nelson Hatstand » 25 Nov 2006, 16:42

Sandra wrote:
arachnid wrote:
The newest registered user is Nelson Hatstand
Or is it Jackson Priest????? :wink:
that did cross my mind too!
Sandra. It is me. I've just changed my user name, that's all. I am supposed to keep the name JP exclusively for the cookery book I'm currently writing, and therefore had to change it.

However, I did not anticipate the level of discombobulation and strange sense of loss I am now feeling, even though I've been meaning to change it for months. I don't know what to do. I might have to go back to the now de-activated username, JP, and stuff the publishers. I miss JP, even though it's just another made-up name. Weird eh? I know I'm rambling here, but my head is a mass of conflicting emotions and thoughts, and I'm just trying to work through them.

Sorry to burden you with this Sandra, but what should I do?

CHEERS,
NELSON.

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Post by arachnid » 25 Nov 2006, 16:46

Maybe you should write to " Dear Gilo"!!! :lol:
Why be scared????

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Post by bearcub » 25 Nov 2006, 16:58

or Roger Twongle :wink:

Cleopas

Post by Cleopas » 25 Nov 2006, 17:07

or Arthur Umbrella????

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Post by Nelson Hatstand » 25 Nov 2006, 18:05

bearcub wrote:or Roger Twongle :wink:
I tried that, but unless your problem's cricket-related, then he's useless.

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Post by Nelson Hatstand » 25 Nov 2006, 18:07

arachnid wrote:Maybe you should write to " Dear Gilo"!!! :lol:
Maybe that's a better idea. Thanks Arachnid.

CHEERS,
NELSON.

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Post by SoupDragon » 26 Nov 2006, 12:51

Ok my split personality fellow POLer as no one else has I'll ask.
What's with the detective cookery books? Do you list ingredients then we have to guess the final product and how it's made? Please explain.

Cleopas

Post by Cleopas » 26 Nov 2006, 13:08

With a MAGNIFYing glass??

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Post by Nelson Hatstand » 26 Nov 2006, 19:15

SoupDragon wrote:Ok my split personality fellow POLer as no one else has I'll ask.
What's with the detective cookery books? Do you list ingredients then we have to guess the final product and how it's made? Please explain.
Thanks for asking, Soup Dragon, but I'm not allowed to say anything about it.

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NELSON.

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Post by SoupDragon » 26 Nov 2006, 19:21

Ah a real mystery then. Thrilling!

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Post by Poppy » 26 Nov 2006, 19:51

arachnid wrote:
The newest registered user is Nelson Hatstand
Or is it Jackson Priest????? :wink:
It's a bit like having our very own "Artist formerly known as Prince"................."Hatstand formerly known as Priest"!!!

Cleopas

Post by Cleopas » 26 Nov 2006, 21:43

Damn!! And I was waiting to celebrate when he was elected to Jackson Bishop!!! :(

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Post by SoupDragon » 26 Nov 2006, 21:59

Perhaps he lusts after being Pope, or would that be a cardinal sin?

Cleopas

Post by Cleopas » 26 Nov 2006, 22:09

Only if you let him minister to your "needs", whatever those may be.

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Post by SoupDragon » 26 Nov 2006, 22:45

Bless you Cleopas. Don't get me rev'd up. I'll just canon around singing psalm enchanted evening or poems by Rabbi Burns til they send in the moderators. Nelson Hatstand- Good Luck to hymn.

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Post by rapunzell » 26 Nov 2006, 22:54

Holy haggis

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Post by SoupDragon » 26 Nov 2006, 23:05

Haggis Hunt starts again in the Evening News soon. Whoopee.
Holy inappropriate on this thread?

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Post by rapunzell » 26 Nov 2006, 23:11

I bet JP's cookery book has a recipe to use on the captured beastie..

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Post by Cleopas » 27 Nov 2006, 00:18

I can see it now ... Braised Wings of Haggis, Roast Potatoes and mushy peas.

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Post by rapunzell » 27 Nov 2006, 00:20

We can have our own haggis hunt through the pubs of Portobello, just in case there is one lurking in there for us to cook.

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