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Last word thread (new edition)

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Madam, your cat is a squirrel.
She's a hairy nosed wombat, actually.


@kewpie said
She's a hairy nosed wombat, actually.
It is illegal to keep such an animal in captivity and have reported you to David Attenborough.


@ghost-of-a-duke said
It is illegal to keep such an animal in captivity and have reported you to David Attenborough.
She's not in captivity, just prefers cat food to foraging.


@kewpie said
She's not in captivity, just prefers cat food to foraging.
Not sure I have ever encountered a wombat.


(Must resist Rusty joke, must resist Rusty joke).


@ghost-of-a-duke said
Not sure I have ever encountered a wombat.


(Must resist Rusty joke, must resist Rusty joke).
Rusty the Hairy-Nosed Wombat?

He's famous.


@wolfgang59 said
Rusty the Hairy-Nosed Wombat?

He's famous.
stop picking on my wombat!


@kewpie said
stop picking on my wombat!
Are you absolutely sure he is a wombat?


@ghost-of-a-duke said
Are you absolutely sure he is a wombat?
She's actually a Maine Coon cat, and looks more like a bundle of knitting than a wombat. I just threw the wombat in because we see a lot of them around.


@kewpie said
She's actually a Maine Coon cat, and looks more like a bundle of knitting than a wombat. I just threw the wombat in because we see a lot of them around.
We encounter less of them in London.


@ghost-of-a-duke said
We encounter less of them in London.
You have the other kind of animals.

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@kewpie said
You have the other kind of animals.
Ya mean like the Muppet drummer?

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@great-big-stees said
Ya mean like the Muppet drummer?
a really cool guy 😉

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What's a muppet?

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@kewpie said
What's a muppet?
A pejorative word frequently heard in Bristol.

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@wolfe63 said
A pejorative word frequently heard in Bristol.
Do Bristolians even know what pejorative means? 🤔

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