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| Inspector Weasel |
  Aug 8 2006, 11:35 AM
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  Group: Full Members Posts: 482 Joined: 15-September 03 From: Lurking in a bush Member No.: 175  |
Went fishing at the weekend and fell asleep in my shorts. Nothing wrong there I hear you cry, and I agree.
But I was then rudely woken up by a mosquito that had crawled up said shorts and decided to have a nibble on the end of my old fella. Jeez it stings    -------------------- Main Entry: in?spec?tor a : a police officer who is in charge of usually several
precincts and ranks below a superintendent or deputy superintendent b : a person appointed to oversee a polling place Main Entry: 1wea?sel or plural weasel : any of various small slender active carnivorous mammals (genus Mustela of the family Mustelidae, the weasel family) that are able to prey on animals (as rabbits) larger than themselves, are mostly reddish brown with white or yellowish underparts, and in northern forms turn white in winter. |
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| camsmith |
Aug 8 2006, 11:50 AM
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 What is this a picture of? a) mosquito teeth b) weasel willy -------------------- May you live as long as you want to...
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| Inspector Weasel |
Aug 8 2006, 04:56 PM
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Jeepers, that's a scarily big mozzie if it is
 -------------------- Main Entry: in?spec?tor a : a police officer who is in charge of usually several
precincts and ranks below a superintendent or deputy superintendent b : a person appointed to oversee a polling place Main Entry: 1wea?sel or plural weasel : any of various small slender active carnivorous mammals (genus Mustela of the family Mustelidae, the weasel family) that are able to prey on animals (as rabbits) larger than themselves, are mostly reddish brown with white or yellowish underparts, and in northern forms turn white in winter. |
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