Owl be wearing this!

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I don't fancy having lentils stuck up my bra, though. Too mushy.
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I believe that they have invented ways of carrying items that don't involve bras.
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M&S Home is full of owl stuff too.

I also saw this in Next: http://classic.next.co.uk/x502136s7#112255x50" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Vermilingua wrote:I believe that they have invented ways of carrying items that don't involve bras.
I need the help, I am batting below my breast average at the moment.

I like that jumper, Pip.
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Apparently there's a t-shirt and scarf too in Next, my friends have just informed me after a facebook owl dress plea!
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I'm totally getting the bird one.
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Batvia wrote:I need the help, I am batting below my breast average at the moment.
Eat a fuckton more cheese. That will help with lots of things.
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There should be a Owl thread in Catwalk. :yes:

Or we could just use this one. :))
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But this thread is soon going to be about cheese.
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I don't really care about cheese anymore, though. And I do care about owls.
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Batvia wrote:I don't really care about cheese anymore, though.
You sicken me.
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Title changed!
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I have a massive wedge of Oxford Blue in the fridge. I shall eat some tonight and think about you.
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I will be thinking of tawny owls. :love2:

Good, stuff Hibou.
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You can't eat a tawny owl on a cream cracker.
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Well. You can, but it's frowned upon.
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I think it would fall off
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Not much good eating on a tawny owl, I reckon. You'd need an eagle owl to get some proper owl-cracker action.
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I could have saved the day. :(
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I wonder is specific cheeses go well with specific owls (like with wines).

I imagine that a brie would go well with a barn owl and a wensleydale would be well paired with a tawny owl. For a blue cheese you'd need something a bit stronger to cut through it, so perhaps a snowy owl.
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