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The Last Post Game!!!!

Started by Sibling Qwertyuiopasd, March 19, 2006, 12:16:36 AM

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Sibling Lambicus the Toluous

And I'll just use my lasso to get it from here in complete safety.

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Aphos

Oh, to heck with being witty.  I'll just take the...

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Sibling Lambicus the Toluous

This is probably more suitable for Mythbusters than anywhere else, but a while back I heard something: supposedly, a Twinkie is so full of chemicals that you could stick one on a fence post and it won't break down in the elements.

I decided to try it for myself and see.  I have five posts on my fence.  Repeatability is the key to any good scientific experiment, so I got five Twinkies (one for each post - they come in two-packs, so I ate the extra one ;) ) from the grocery store and five six-inch nails (though when they're that size, they're spikes, really) from the hardware store.

I slid a Twinkie onto each nail kebab-style, took them and a ladder out to the backyard, and banged a Twinkie-spike into the top of each fence post.

The next morning, I went out to see how things were coming.  To my surprise, the Twinkies were gone!  There were just five bare nails sticking up, completely bereft of Twinkies.

But suddenly, I saw something moving at the end of the fence.  It was a squirrel, looking very stuffed, cramming the last bit of Twinkie into its mouth.  It had eaten every one... from the first to the last post.

Griffin NoName

Quote from: beagle on October 02, 2006, 07:06:03 AMTitian to Hogarth is a fairly wide range though.
A wide range of well-known artists but is it so wide a range of relatively unknown 19th C. British ones who might have one over a barrel?

A totally unrelated clue, apparently the LPW is not a good idea of you are diabetic. Sorry DD. I'm sure it is something that would appeal to you.

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Aphos

My crabbies once again take the...
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Scriblerus the Philosophe

You know, Nurse sharks aren't the greatest choice, either.

:Skips away with the

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in hand:
"Whoever had created humanity had left in a major design flaw. It was its tendency to bend at the knees." --Terry Pratchett, Feet of Clay

Aphos

Having installed a GPS tracking device, I easily locate the...

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and reclaim it.
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Scriblerus the Philosophe

Drat. Well, now that I know, I can always pry it off, now that I have re-aquired the

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Griffin NoName

I could give another LPWB clue, but I'm low on energy so I'll use it wisely.

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Aphos

Well, look what I found.  The...

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Aggie

Formerly believed the clues were pointing towards an egyptian brain-hook for preparing mummies.

Subsequent clues have re-mislead me.


I'll just have the Last Post for lunch.
WWDDD?

Aphos

Inky takes the...

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and hides it.
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Kiyoodle the Gambrinous

Erasing the ink and finding the last post

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I'm back..

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Griffin NoName

I suggest when someone gets the LPW we place it in the entrance hall.

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Aphos

I just stopped by to post the...

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