Re: And it nearly ended in tears

From: Tosspot <FrankDotLeake@xxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 03 Apr 2007 22:06:26 +0200

Tim Hall wrote:

<snip tale of woe>

And off we went to East Grinstead, shoe lace carefully tucked out of
the way.

Shoe laces are the projection into our dimension of the minions of the Devil. He has worked out that the shoelace causes more aggro than tying up the entire mobile phone network of London on a Friday afternoon.

God hit back with the velcro fastener.
.

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