The Virtual Pub
Come Inside... => Saloon Bar => Topic started by: Miss Demeanour on June 05, 2009, 08:37:00 PM
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I walked past someone today who wreaked of this foul smell sick2:
I didn't know they even produced mothballs anymore - what on earth are they used for and why would you still use these in this day and age rubschin:
Foul , disgusterous and repugnant things noooo: noooo: noooo:
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Are they for killing moths like...? Shrugs:
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Indeed and thus preserving your clothing and such like - in the OLDEN days ::) .....but not any more . Clothes are not meant to last are they rubschin:
Anyway why would you wear clothes that smell of that - vile vile vile vile
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Don't they have moths now then...? rubschin:
That nice Tony Bliar got rid of them did he...? whistle:
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But how many people these days would use a moth ball to kill a moth ????
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Factoid...Moth don't eat clothes...it's the larva
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Thank you for the correction...... lol:
Mothballs are still vile though noooo:
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But how many people these days would use a moth ball to kill a moth ????
Death-o-spray instead then...? rubschin:
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But how many people these days would use a moth ball to kill a moth ????
Not many I would think. The 21st Century pregnant moth has invoked The Human rights act that makes it unlawful to throw a mothball at a pregnant moth whilst in flight.
The Health and Safety Executive have also enacted a law thar prevents the thrower propelling a moth ball unless fully protected with helmet, eye protection gloves and an high visibility jacket. Propelling a moth ball is not allowed within 500 metres of any public building that seats more than 10 people. I read that on the back of a toilet door in the Bullring.
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But how many people these days would use a moth ball to kill a moth ????
Not many I would think. The 21st Century pregnant moth has invoked The Human rights act that makes it unlawful to throw a mothball at a pregnant moth whilst in flight.
The Health and Safety Executive have also enacted a law thar prevents the thrower propelling a moth ball unless fully protected with helmet, eye protection gloves and an high visibility jacket. Propelling a moth ball is not allowed within 500 metres of any public building that seats more than 10 people. I read that on the back of a toilet door in the Bullring.
You get a better class of toilet door in Brum. See, there is a positive
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Yes, they said the same in the Plumbers World Weekly
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Yes, they said the same in the Plumbers World Weekly
Hello GOS!
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I want to know how such little things as moths fly around with such big balls.
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I frightened him away - I shouldn't have shouted... noooo:
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He was probably in camouflage and you gave the game away.
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Hello BM, sorry I am late, I missed the bus
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He was probably in camouflage and you gave the game away.
Yes I relocated to a position behind the piano
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Hello BM, sorry I am late, I missed the bus
Stand Easy GOS!