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Dust mite retains Max Clifford
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suzian | Report | 12 Jul 2010 00:09 |
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Ms Dust Mite applauds the use of new technology - and floats off, out of reach of the Dyson-monster. |
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suzian | Report | 11 Jul 2010 23:45 |
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Anonymous Mr Dust Mite illustrates his (or her, or its) understanding of the subjunctive, which indicates probability or objective possibility. Not something that Clarence can get its many heads around. Sleep on, Mr Bed Bug |
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Eldrick | Report | 11 Jul 2010 23:36 |
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Hah, he's not a patch on my bed bug, Clarence. He's just written the definitive version of subjunctive latin verbs. Beat that, anonymous Mr Dust Mite. |
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suzian | Report | 11 Jul 2010 23:30 |
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I've kept this one quiet, but I'm the proud owner of a dust mite who's predicted the winning team in the the world cup, as well as being a pivotal mover in the coalition negotiations, a key influencer of Sebb Blatter in introducing goal-mouth technology and the final arbiter in all matters pertaining to piracy on the high seas. |
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