@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidOh, all right, I'll give it to you at a 30% reduction. For the squirrel's sake.
In all honesty sir, it sounds a little on the expensive side to feed to our squirrel. (Though I do, naturally, salute its heritage).
@moonbus saidWould you trade it for a Brazil nut, harvested from the Amazon rainforest by Percy Harrison Fawcett on the 18 August 1867 and handed down through the generations before being lost in a game of poker to my great grandfather in 1903?
Oh, all right, I'll give it to you at a 30% reduction. For the squirrel's sake.
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidFair dinkum. Done !
Would you trade it for a Brazil nut, harvested from the Amazon rainforest by Percy Harrison Fawcett on the 18 August 1867 and handed down through the generations before being lost in a game of poker to my great grandfather in 1903?
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidSir, there is something very suspicious about a chap who walks around with a cardigan missing three buttons. - Especially in a thread dedicated to triviality.
My cardigan is missing 3 buttons.
@moonbus saidTouché!
Sir, there is something very suspicious about a chap who walks around with a cardigan missing three buttons. - Especially in a thread dedicated to triviality.
