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her postmultiply is turbulent

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Tim
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Or so I am informed by a gentleman who kindly (and unsolicitedly) sent me news of an investment opportunity this morning.

Anyway, I am blessed by a Small presence today. Having fairly comprehensively redecorated his bedroom earlier he has been just sitting looking glum this morning. Very unlike him. So we have added to the telltale washing line furniture….. quilt, cover, sheet, pyjamas, you know the drill. I wonder whether it would be feasible to track the progress of childhood bugs by satellite?

Still, Small has cheered up enough to entertain the idea of a light lunch.

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One response to “her postmultiply is turbulent”

  1. Bob avatar
    Bob

    As opposed to Small, whose postprandial is turbulent. Sorry to hear that. Actually, it _was_ turbulent, and I’m glad it is getting back to normal now.
    Wow! I managed to get through the post about Big and Small’s bugs without using :vomit: – oh no, too late!

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