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Eddie Mair | 10:36 UK time, Friday, 12 December 2008

it'll be offal, costal, electrical and newsal.

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  • 1. At 7:47pm on 12 Nov 2009, Carl Curtis wrote:

    Dick told me the GP said" your tentacles in the nose are not causing the problem".He really meant turbinates.We both had a good laugh at thought of an octopus stuck up his nose.

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  • 2. At 8:57pm on 12 Nov 2009, Carl Curtis wrote:

    My daughter said "her best friend had dislocated her knee on her bday."
    I immediately thought of bidet,& was very puzzled how she had managed to do it.Of course it was not "bidet" but "Bday" (Birthday).Its not what it sounds like when they say it.

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