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ladyalex | 19:00 Sat 07th Apr 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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Not feeling too great at the moment, so will just open up and leave the Club is the capable hands of other members.

Will pop in later if possible.

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A fresh bucket, miss flump - please be assured that your poncho will be treated with care...
well Iam surprised - Easter Sat and not too many on at this point......soory to hear the virus lurgy has got to you, Lady A


Easter verse coming

I presume without reading Mamya and LIK have a rofffle going:

(i) nails from some cross
(ii) some piece of plank, three ft x 9 inches x 3 inches (broken at the base)
(iii) 1/2 eaten choccy egg
(iv) 1/2 eaten Bunny
(v) 1/2 eaten white choccy Hot Cross Bun
(vi) the A-Bish of C's communion wine goblet
(vii) the A-Bish of Y's communion wine goblet (plastic)
(viii) 1/4 a bottle of some gross red S-African wine
now this issssssssssssss quiet - early page 2 at nearly 10pm
Good evening, Dtc - it is indeed quiet.

I have taken the liberty of filling your "Best Bard In The World" flagon...
in return good feline Buttler, I offer thee these words to reflect the Eester season:

Twas the day before Easter and through the Castle lairs,
ABers were busy cooking their Party wares.
The tailcocks were all coloured so petal and bright,
All things were "go" for Mamya’s special night.

The snacks were waiting, all decorated with Rosemund care,
In hopes that Lady A soon would be there.
Our little Laird Alexandered was drunk in his bed,
While visions of tailcocks rolled round his head.

The Roffle was ready, prepared by the Lady’s fair hand
The telly already warming for the later MoDay band
The Castle verse all written by the Bard, ever so tight
All things were "green" for the “Mad Over 50s” Club night.

And Nungate in her lacy jammies with Llama on her lap,
had just settled down for a quick little slinky, snorey nap.
When outside the window she heard a Mrs O noise,
She sprang from her chair and jumped right o’er Percyp’s toys.

As quick as a flicrat to the window she flew,
She pulled up the shade and , OH, what a gness view.
The moon on the Castle moat cast a Lady J triffid glow
And the Croc blew the cat’s cards to and then fro.

Then all of a percyp sudden from owdhamer nowhere,
Came some lively ABers, hopping here, hopping there!
Leading the group with a tail long and funny
Was a plump LieInKing...That's a Buttler - No Easter Bunny!

The ABers hopped past, one, two , three, four,
LieInKing called out and then there were more.
"Come Alba! Come, Suezy! Come, Raven! Come, Polar!
Now hop along! Hop along! Hop to the Bar!"

So up on each Hall step the ABers did hop,
With baskets of tailcocks (Let's hope they don't drop)!
Just at that moment, on the porch down below,
Came the stomping of feet 'Twas the Lion we know!

As Nungate stepped from her window she heard a loud sound.
Through the door came the Lion with a leap and a bound.
He was furry, ratty soft from his maggiebee head to feet.
To see him so close was really quite neat.

He was surrounded by tailcocks that had been carefully tried.
Snacks galore he soon to his coats closet hide.
His eyes were like Flumpy’s, his nose was so white, so black,
And she couldn't be too sure but she thought he’d cracked.

He had a kind face and a Jumbo fluffy tail
That bobbed up and down like Sloopy with a sail.
A twitch of his nose and a flick of his ear
His way of saying "You've just Polar-Bear not to fear"

He uttered no sound as he hopped all about,
Hiding the snacks and flagons of ‘cocks, leaving no doubt,
That the Easter Lion had come like he does every year...
Bringing Sunny’s of happiness to Lady A, Mamya and ABers so dear
An astonishing ode, DTc !
the deliverance of the hallowed tailcock is not to be underestimated, our feline Butler......
DT, what can I say - a fabulous addition to the chronicles of MOFC.
birrowed from the Christmis ode to the masses at large - and then adapted...
Thank you for relieving me of my poncho LiK , last week I fear I saw the monkey trying it on for size.
DT , a wonderful ode...as always.
sorry i am late,i was baking my usual easter stuff,so for the rifflet i have brought,
12 cross eyed buns
some money off vouchers for tesco(valid til 12th april)
1 slice domino pizza i found under my sons bed,i dont think it has been there very long as he cleans his room every 2nd weekend
hope you enjoy.
The monkey has been trying it on for a while now, miss...

Tailcocks, tailcocks! Get 'em now I've dug 'em up, they're lovely!
Good evening, miss kinky - a lovely flagon of Treasure for you...
Burp
thank you kingy,i wont be staying long,having an early night .
we won't ask why, easter is but second to Christmas Eve.......
Speedy refills all round then :-)
Well very quiet about, took the opportunity to check yjr menagerie - all well there. I may partake of a glass of Treasue too.
Certainly, Matron - allow me.

The TV lounge is ready for viewing MotD, so I'll leave the silver (coloured) bucket for flagon-dipping. Here are m'lady's winning rofl tickets, if you would be kind enough to keep them safe?..
I am but amazed but then if all folk are out on the razz...Indeed I slipped a glass or three in my local this evening to celebrate their year of inhabitation in the institution.

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