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SCD Theatre and Lab
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Bonnie96
24-01-2012
I thought everyone knew that?

Is that why the challenge was so fast - so they could get to the portaloos?
(So called because they hang from the limbs and waft about )
leftfeet2
24-01-2012
Originally Posted by soulmate61:
“Charmaine, the thread title SCD Theatre and Lab is coded advertisement for a theatre with lap dancing.

To get in you need to correctly answer the bouncer's question: "How little are his thoughts worth?"This is to protect innocents from unintentionally stumbling in here and reading something too terrible for them. They will never be the same again.”

is the wallett full and will one need an egg timer is perhaps the bouncers question
Stockingfiller
24-01-2012
There's an episode of Star Trek called 'Spock's brain'. Someone stole it.
This thread proves that something similar has happened again.
leftfeet2
24-01-2012
Originally Posted by Stockingfiller:
“There's an episode of Star Trek called 'Spock's brain'. Someone stole it.
This thread proves that something similar has happened again.”

EGGSACTLEY
Stockingfiller
24-01-2012
I've been waiting for days now, for a great guru to appear. Perhaps have not been burning the correct incense.
Give us a sign, swami !
Wherefore art the heated debates about the overlooked mysteries of SCD ?
I fear that they have been lost, in the great firmament. We might end up regressing to primitive behaviour and forgetting how to operate the machinery.
leftfeet2
24-01-2012
Originally Posted by Stockingfiller:
“I've been waiting for days now, for a great guru to appear. Perhaps have not been burning the correct incense.
Give us a sign, swami !
Wherefore art the heated debates about the overlooked mysteries of SCD ?
I fear that they have been lost, in the great firmament. We might end up regressing to primitive behaviour and forgetting how to operate the machinery.”


I think the posts on this thread have been a reacction to the small change before the lock out - a little bit of frivolity /letting of steam/ ever so mild hysteria if you like

illogical perhaps chicken n egg baiting maybe
normal service will soon resume - engage -make it so

the good thing is no one is curious anymore it will soon be off the front page
Stockingfiller
24-01-2012
Precisely Am so pleased that am off to treat self to a scented bath and later, a small bar of chocolate named after something in outer space.
ysbryd y ddawns
24-01-2012
Originally Posted by Stockingfiller:
“Precisely Am so pleased that am off to treat self to a scented bath and later, a small bar of chocolate named after something in outer space. ”

You've opened a whole new can of worms there. Don't ya know there are whole websites and tv programmes dedicated to the shrinking size of familiar chocolate bars!

Apparently my favourite smoothie makers have done the same!
Stockingfiller
24-01-2012
You're right there. You should have seen the size of a Curly Wurly, years ago !
Jim Kowalski
24-01-2012
Originally Posted by Stockingfiller:
“Precisely Am so pleased that am off to treat self to a scented bath and later, a small bar of chocolate named after something in outer space. ”

They make a chocolate bar called International Space Station?
Stockingfiller
24-01-2012
No..it's called a White Dwarf. Rather like chocolate bears but a lot heavier.
ysbryd y ddawns
24-01-2012
Originally Posted by Stockingfiller:
“ No..it's called a White Dwarf. Rather like chocolate bears but a lot heavier.”

Sounds delicious - made of white chocolate I take it - where does one obtain them?
Bonnie96
25-01-2012
Originally Posted by ysbryd y ddawns:
“You've opened a whole new can of worms there. Don't ya know there are whole websites and tv programmes dedicated to the shrinking size of familiar chocolate bars!

Apparently my favourite smoothie makers have done the same!”

While we're on the subject (roughly) can anyone tell me why Cadbury took Aztecs off the shelves?
I thought them far superior to the Mars version.
Stockingfiller
25-01-2012
Maybe something to do with the Mayan calendar which if we were nuts and still believed it, means that the world ends in 2012. Their method of counting was rubbish so we can all ignore that. So much for nuts, then.
The Aztecs were of course very keen on mass blood sacrifice, so perhaps having an Aztec bar seemed akin to prompting a Hitler pizza?
The Mars is indeed inferior but as Mars is the god of war, you can see that chocolate bar naming hasn't drifted too far, from the theme of mindless destruction and the consequent despair and suffering.
A little bit of what you fancy does you good, though !

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ysbryd y ddawns
25-01-2012
I used to enjoy Marathon bars but have avoided them since the renaming.

Who wants to eat underwear?

Please! That question was rhetorical!
Stockingfiller
25-01-2012
Yes..it's a weird name A snicker is a partly held back laugh so " I had a snicker in the park ", seems sinister rather than being a nice little snack.
Bonnie96
26-01-2012
We are no longer told that a glass and a half of full cream milk goes into every bar nor that glucose and sugar, milk and thick, thick chocolate help you work rest and play.

Political incorrectness, Trading Standards, the Economy or Jamie Oliver to blame?

Also, who stole the hazelnuts from Topics?

(I could go on )
Jim Kowalski
26-01-2012
A finger of fudge is just enough to give your kids a treat.

Milky way, the sweet you can eat between meals without ruining your appetite.

Only the crumbliest flakiest chocolate....

Have a break,have a kit kat.

Topic,a hazelnut in every bite,

The milky bar kid is strong and tough.....

Everyone's a fruit and nutcase.



So this girl hitches a lift in a lorry and after a while she says to the driver
"I can feel something hot and sticky between my legs"
and the driver replies
"You 'aven't sat on my yorkie,'ave you?"

That one's "not for girls"
Bonnie96
28-01-2012
Why, at the quietest time of year for the forum, do I get a msg saying that due to the forum being too busy, DS have had to close it down for maintenance?
I couldn't access it for several hours between last night and this morning
pasodabble
28-01-2012
Originally Posted by Bonnie96:
“Why, at the quietest time of year for the forum, do I get a msg saying that due to the forum being too busy, DS have had to close it down for maintenance?
I couldn't access it for several hours between last night and this morning ”

It was the celeb Big Brother live final. The BB forum is DS's busiest, despite BB's relatively small audience. It almost always crashes on BB/CBB final night.
Bonnie96
28-01-2012
I never thought of that - I'm in my own wee SCD bubble and presume everybody else is too
ysbryd y ddawns
28-01-2012
Originally Posted by pasodabble:
“It was the celeb Big Brother live final. The BB forum is DS's busiest, despite BB's relatively small audience. It almost always crashes on BB/CBB final night.”

I didn't know, but I guessed that's what happened as it seemed too much of a coincidence.

Originally Posted by Bonnie96:
“I never thought of that - I'm in my own wee SCD bubble and presume everybody else is too ”

Although a nuisance for others it's not without irony for me - a sort of mad self-censorship!
Stockingfiller
30-01-2012
Didn't see even a nano second of Celebrity Big Brother. Would rather eat contents of my cats litter tray.
Bonnie96
30-01-2012
Last time I watched, Mark Owen won
The last main series was the one Kate Lawler won !

Got any good recipes?
Jim Kowalski
31-01-2012
Originally Posted by Stockingfiller:
“Didn't see even a nano second of Celebrity Big Brother. Would rather eat contents of my cats litter tray. ”

From what I've heard that is what they do on that show.
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