A Derby-bound train
An actor's lost his ticket -
'Just shut-up and pay'
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a bit stuck
4 comments:
you have been busy .. my google reader is not picking you up, for some reason *frown*
An actor shut up
With a captive audience
You're having a laugh?
It was probably
Somewhere in his back pocket
Usually are
c - 'Busy' is relative. 510 syllables per month? I'm quite enjoying this, really.
p - It was a rather mooted performance.
h - You are a wizard. Etymological research suggests that 'wizard' is derived from the generic 'wise man', rather than from 'Man who is able to conjure rail tickets from pocket fluff'.
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