Comments | abbotts_habits: I don't think I have one, really.

abbotts_habits

I don't think I have one, really.

Jul 28, 2004 21:44

Oh dear. It seems I'm addicted to this Solitaire Comeputer thingy. Four days straight, and not once have I beaten the little bugger. It would probably help if I knew the rules, but Muggles make things awfully difficult on themselves, don't they? It's not at all like Exploding Snap, but I needed something to do while waiting for the cat to come out ( Read more... )

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cleverlyanthony July 28 2004, 14:49:12 UTC

I beat it four times, really. It's not that difficult.

abbotts_habits July 28 2004, 16:34:43 UTC

Four? How come you can do it and I can't? It's driving me mental, Anthony!

cleverlyanthony July 28 2004, 19:51:51 UTC

Patience!

abbotts_habits July 29 2004, 06:09:23 UTC

I'm pretty sure my patience ran out 25 games ago.

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potter_mouth July 28 2004, 22:36:58 UTC

ACTUALLY, I EAT THE SKIN OF ENGLISHBABIES WITH TEA.

abbotts_habits July 29 2004, 06:11:10 UTC

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Jelly babies?

potter_mouth July 29 2004, 09:45:28 UTC

ER...OF COURSE.

terryclothrags July 28 2004, 23:02:54 UTC

CATS ARE CUTE TOO.

abbotts_habits July 29 2004, 06:27:38 UTC

NOTHING IS CUTER THAN A CAT.

terryclothrags July 29 2004, 14:30:15 UTC

Except monkeys.

cornered_beef July 28 2004, 23:31:46 UTC

Hello Hannah. Maybe you should give your cat catnip or something, would that make him feel better?

abbotts_habits July 29 2004, 06:25:59 UTC

I'm not sure if anyone or anything will ever sooth his poor nerves, but thank-you, Michael, it's worth a try! He's coming out as far as the loo brush now, so maybe if I give him some, and move quickly enough, I can grab him at least.

pious_zacharias July 28 2004, 23:39:50 UTC

Hi Hannah. I must say, a skinned Englishman at breakfast would be a change of pace anyway.

I could go for some marmalade.

Why would you rather have giraffe parchment?

abbotts_habits July 29 2004, 06:18:31 UTC

Yes, from walking sedately through the kitchen door to sprinting, screaming, into the garden.

I don't like giraffes, Zacharias. They're too tall. Just makes me feel even shorter, I think.

pious_zacharias July 29 2004, 11:01:44 UTC

What's wrong with being short?

Also, next time you see me remind me that I've a CD I thought you might like. My mum did a bit of shopping for me, but she buys me things she thinks I ought to like rather than things that I want.

abbotts_habits July 29 2004, 13:08:50 UTC

Nothing at all, if you're nice and tall.

Oh, you don't want it? If you're really sure, then thank-you very much (and your mum)! I can play CDs on the Comeputer now, provided I can work out how, and if it's not dull then I'll probably like it. What sort is it?

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