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   Ahh… Moore River. So many fishing trips and never once a decent fish. I hope you have better luck if you’re planning on dropping a line. Enjoy your holiday.

   David · 25 March 2005 · 8:12 am
2. 

   Sounds lovely.

   But… what is an iPod battle?

   Le Driver · 26 March 2005 · 5:18 pm
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   When some one darts into the holiday house first to switch over the iPods. I had the loungey one. Who would have thought it?

   Fish, David, Fish! The size of a man’s palm! Invisble crayfish!

   anthony · 29 March 2005 · 2:36 pm
4. 

   Hmm. Fishing was not so successful, though one attentive pelican liked it when I kept having to throw back the liddle wuns.

   Rob was a great help - loved the casting bit, and the catching bit, but wouldn’t actually touch the bait, or the fish if indeed any were caught…ew - smelly! Just a big woos, I reckon, making his girlfriend do the gross bits.

   Manas · 31 March 2005 · 11:11 am

The thinking Laborite would as lief be found in bed with a cobra as in a committee room armed with "arguments" from the Tory press." Truth, Perth, 19 June 1915.

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