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Thread: Circus: 'Most boring thread title' competition - make Zappa snore
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Chorister
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Whenever someone starts a thread with a really boring title, Zappa starts snoring.
The trouble is, the Hosts' lounge is really small (that's all they give us for all this hard work) and the noise gets really loud.
Perhaps an overdose of reasons to snore might cure him once and for all and give us poor beleagured hosts some peace and quiet.
To this end, you are invited to think up some really, really boring thread titles (even more boring than the ones which have already been used before) - can you make Zappa snore?
= bored = very bored = very, very bored etc.
(But be sure to post them here, not as real threads, or the snores might turn to - not to be recommended!) [ 17. July 2011, 03:43: Message edited by: AristonAstuanax ]
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Herrick
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How could a Christian think .... ?
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jedijudy
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1001 uses for a Q-tip
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Nunzia
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Favorite Unvoiced Consonants
and of course, it's inevitable sister thread.
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Chorister
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Gate fastenings I have known.
(You will find this really sad but, due to my many walks on Dartmoor and my many wrestings with intriguingly-designed gate fastenings, I really really was going to write a book on this, when aged about 17. As you can see I was a strange teenager. Of course, I never did write the book. So now is your chance to make the millions I could have had. )
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Pax Romana
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How I Spent My Time During the Last Big Snow Day
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Nunzia
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Stuff thet looks like other stuff without my glasses
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Anna B
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Amusing things I have said
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Quizmaster
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Swiss complete longest tunnel
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mousethief
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Stuff
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Nunzia
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Kitten "Mews"ings
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Sioni Sais
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quote: Originally posted by mousethief: Stuff
That would give some good FLPs!
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Chorister
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Things I was going to do but never did.
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balaam
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Great daytime TV programs.
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Nunzia
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Cuts and Bruises: the Owie Thread
So, how long is this competition and when will the judging begin? I won't ask about prizes. Boring Zappa to tears is reward enough.
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Jahlove
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My computer's stuffed - can anyone help me do SQL*SQL π∞(=√10=((<=1)).THANKS very much.
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Chorister
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Words in other languages which sound quite rude in English
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Your Memories of Best Spontaneous Prayers During Bible Study
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Angel Wrestler
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quote: Originally posted by Nunzia: Stuff thet looks like other stuff without my glasses
for me, that's not a ; that's a
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mousethief
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Perfectly ordinary things made special by the fact that they were done by my grandchildren
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Sioni Sais
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Post Your Holiday Snaps Here!
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Angel Wrestler
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Shoelaces: round or flat?
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Piglet
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Have you a favourite railway timetable?*
* I hope Baptist Trainfan isn't reading this thread ...
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Enigma
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The use of the indefinite pronoun. (I once worked with someone who wrote a thesis on this). ????
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Ariston
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quote: Originally posted by Enigma: The use of the indefinite pronoun. (I once worked with someone who wrote a thesis on this). ????
Were they a philosopher, or a linguist?
Speaking of which . . .
Proper Rules of Grammar
AA's MA Thesis, Complete
Favorite Medieval Latin Adjectives of Quantification
Pictures of Welsh Sheep
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Timothy the Obscure
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How often do you change your oil? The bottled water thread Household appliance maintenance advice
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mousethief
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Your favourite random number!
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Caty S.
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# 11996
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Strangely shaped vegetables
ETA: the more links to pictures the better, obviously. [ 04. February 2011, 08:08: Message edited by: Caty M. ]
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East Price Road
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Interesting banknote serial numbers.
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Sandemaniac
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Socks I have misplaced
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marzipan
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The historical development of concrete
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mousethief
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This just shows what kind of a dullard I am, but the history of concrete and the strangely shaped vegetables, I might actually find interesting.
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Marvin the Martian
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What time is it where you are?
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Caty S.
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quote: Originally posted by Sandemaniac: Socks I have misplaced
AG
And the inevitable spin-off thread
Places I have found odd socks
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Rosa Gallica officinalis
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quote: Originally posted by Evensong: Let's share stories of our physical ailments and the weather
Isn't that called mad dogs & the celtic nations at the moment?
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Rosa Gallica officinalis
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The advantages of automatic pencils over traditional pencils
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Evensong
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quote: Originally posted by Rosa Gallica officinalis: quote: Originally posted by Evensong: Let's share stories of our physical ailments and the weather
Isn't that called mad dogs & the celtic nations at the moment?
A universal problem to be sure, to be sure.
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Caty S.
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quote: Originally posted by Rosa Gallica officinalis: The advantages of automatic pencils over traditional pencils
First thought: No need for a sharpener, although the lead is weaker than in traditional pencils.
Second thought: That could be a thread well worth reading for the jokes and double-entendres.
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Adeodatus
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Actually, I think we're missing out on some really great threads here. In the meantime ...
My favourite piece of cardboard
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joan knox
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101 uses for navel lint
Your top 10 favourite moments from the Shipping Forecast- pt. 4: the 80's [ 04. February 2011, 15:09: Message edited by: joan knox ]
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Caty S.
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Favourite fridge magnets
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Stetson
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Iconography: The Methodist Tradition [ 04. February 2011, 15:44: Message edited by: Stetson ]
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marzipan
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quote: Originally posted by mousethief: This just shows what kind of a dullard I am, but the history of concrete and the strangely shaped vegetables, I might actually find interesting.
I'd probably end up in the favourite train timetables thread, too!
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Pax Romana
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101 Uses for a Flannel Nightgown
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