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As long as the mash is non-toxic and doesn't damage anyone's property then it seems to be a wacky surrealist joke. The worst thing would be to find out that the person responsible is making some kind of point. Hopefully it's completely pointless, then it's really funny. -
I wonder if it's the ghost of Charles Ludwig, the "broken-down masher"?Kind regards, Sam Flynn
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Is it instant mash or proper mash? If the latter, more likely to be a woman.Comment
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I have tried this dance, but I think my version has lumps in it :
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I think it is a sign of the Apocalypse. Doesn't the Bible warn of mashed potatoes in diverse places?
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Sir Herlock Sholmes.
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Excellent, Michael! We can now hazard a guess as to the origins of the prankster :
And here's a chance to eat your own asteroids - not a pretty sight :
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I sense a conspiracy here. The Illuminati must be involved somewhere.Originally posted by Robert View PostExcellent, Michael! We can now hazard a guess as to the origins of the prankster :
And here's a chance to eat your own asteroids - not a pretty sight :
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Sir Herlock Sholmes.
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Indeed Michael, if my conjectures be correct it goes all the way back to Sir Francis Drake.Comment
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Who was an alien of course.Originally posted by Robert View PostRegards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
“A house of delusions is cheap to build but draughty to live in.”Comment
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Yes or, more specifically, a Sontaran or potato head.Comment
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I prefer his mash songOriginally posted by Robert View PostI have tried this dance, but I think my version has lumps in it :
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