I knew a nurse once, she did have a bit of an over-bite.viking33 wrote:....or Nurse can give you a nasty bite.
Sharks - not for the faint of heart
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There's nothing heavier than an empty water bottle
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ChrisGreaves wrote:I knew a nurse once, she did have a bit of an over-bite.viking33 wrote:....or Nurse can give you a nasty bite.
Knew I could count on you, Chris!BOB
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Please don't feed Chris, he might back-bite... 
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Re: Sharks - not for the faint of heart
Speaking of counting ... Why did it take humans so long to invent binary notation? We have 5 fingers on each hand, and 25 teeth ...viking33 wrote:
There's nothing heavier than an empty water bottle