Is it OK

[admin_exported]

To eat chicken or fish, I think vegetarians can hear more detail in their music.

 

[Craig M.]

you're losing your touch.

 

[Andrew Everard]

I think I get it now - you're only allowed on the computer on Fridays, right...?

 

[laserman16]

Just as long as he does not take it apart.

 

[Anonymous]

[quote user="Andrew Everard"]
I think I get it now - you're only allowed on the computer on Fridays, right...?

[/quote]

your almost there andrew, i think he is only let out on fridays ;-)

 

[Big Chris]

[quote user="ifitsoundsgoodlistentoit"][quote user="Andrew Everard"]
I think I get it now - you're only allowed on the computer on Fridays, right...?

[/quote]

your almost there andrew, i think he is only let out on fridays ;-)[/quote]

LOL!!

;-)

 

[Anonymous]

[quote user="vanman"]
To eat chicken or fish, I think vegetarians can hear more detail in their music.

[/quote]

Is this suposed to be funny?

 

[Andrew Everard]

[quote user="matt444_2000"]Is this suposed to be funny?[/quote]

Only you can decide that, gentle reader...

 

[Anonymous]

[quote user="vanman"]
To eat chicken or fish, I think vegetarians can hear more detail in their music.
[/quote]

Yes, Vanman - don't worry it'll be fine. It's a common misconception that vegatarians have better hearing. It's been discussed here many times before, so lets not start yet another veggie war.

The only worry is that of BSE, but I'm sure you needn't worry about any negative affects.

 

[Anonymous]

Fish is meat. http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Vault/4251/fishmeat.htm

and you're supposed to be dedicated vanman??

 

[gpi]

Hearing too much detail can sprout cauliflower ears.

(Peas don't artichoke too much.)