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[amateur51]

A naughty Frenchman! http://www.ruedeshommes.com/lingerie-masculine.php 3 slips and a gully...

Over!!!

I'm risking a visit from french frank's tuk-tuk here but looking at those 'garments' I'd say ...one good cough and it's a case of coming out balls

[Norfolk Born]

Really ... I didn't know genetic modification had progressed that far, Anna. Do you think he feeds his speedy multi-legged pet exclusively on fast food?

[amateur51]

so ... are we talking organ stops here?

[Anna]

Really ... I didn't know genetic modification had progressed that far. Do you think he feeds his speedy multi-legged pet exclusively on fast food?

Oh, my dear Norfy, you are thinking of his ocelot, which he grooms every morning and feeds Tesco Finest, not his velocipede which, to be honest, has only Sturmy-Archer gears, and is probably, a great disappointment

[amateur51]

Oh, my dear Norfy, you are thinking of his ocelot, which he grooms every morning and feeds Tesco Finest, not his velocipede which, to be honest, has only Sturmy-Archer gears, and is probably, a great disappointment

But the velocipede doesn't shed like the ocelot, fair's fair

Mind you can get shocking grease marks on your taupe crimplene flares from the pedals

[Anna]

OMG, we are going to get into serious trouble

[Nick Armstrong]

OMG, we are going to get into serious trouble

The last 7 posts have had me laughing like a drain!!

Yes Ams: organ stops!!! Or rather one in pertickler

[Anna]

The last 7 posts have had me laughing like a drain!!
Yes Ams: organ stops!!! Or rather one in pertickler

OMG, you think Ams knows his way around an organ stop? Is it, I hate to say it, an Elevation? from G minor to D minor
I love these technical discussions

[Nick Armstrong]

I love these technical discussions

You do them so well All on your own, too!

Oh dear, is this really such a killer question?

Should I give a clue that makes it almost self-evident? Bearing in mind I leave in an hour? Or leave it for the evening shift who've been out profiting from a Saturday without rain?

[Anna]

You do them so well All on your own, too!

Oh dear, is this really such a killer question?

Should I give a clue that makes it almost self-evident? Bearing in mind I leave in an hour? Or leave it for the evening shift who've been out profiting from a Saturday without rain?

Ton pour l’Orgue à l’Usage des Dames Religieuses, et utile à ceux qui touchent l’orgue
And, sorry, that makes me laugh. Gaspard Corrette. Sorry, listening to Test Match and therefore of not of sound mind

[amateur51]

The last 7 posts have had me laughing like a drain!!

Yes Ams: organ stops!!! Or rather one in pertickler

Nachthorn?

[Nick Armstrong]

Ton pour l’Orgue à l’Usage des Dames Religieuses, et utile à ceux qui touchent l’orgue

Good heavens... Are you serious?! Did you make that up?!?!?!?

[Nick Armstrong]

Nachthorn?

Nein!

The word you are looking for takes a z in the middle in English, but an s in French...

[amateur51]

Nein!

The word you are looking for takes a z in the middle in English, but an s in French...

Nas/zard?

[Nick Armstrong]

Of course I didn't ........ It makes me sad......... I was so wrong and have to sign off ..........

It's just that "Ton pour l’Orgue à l’Usage des Dames Religieuses, et utile à ceux qui touchent l’orgue" is so hilarious! I didn't come across it on my researches into M. Corrette...

Nas/zard?

No about it!

That's the chap!

A "mutation" organ stop.

And Corrette http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaspard_Corrette wrote an organ piece called "Récit tendre pour le nasard" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geppdVAjvjE

Well done Ams!

When you're ready...