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« Reply #24150 on: December 05, 2011, 12:35:17 PM »


Two Pandas – nicknamed “Sunshine” & “Sweetie” (sigh, why does everyone have to dumb things down these days?) arrived in Edinburgh Zoo over the weekend, apparently huge crowds were there to greet them. (“Hello Sunshine, how are you?”).

I’m not sure why, but I find this rather exciting, & I intend to go see them. Edinburgh Zoo is quite splendid, in every way, & given the constraints (whoops) of a Zoo, I think they do a fine job.

I could jump a train from London, stay overnight in ‘Ol Reeky, & return next day, probably cost the equivalent of 2 x DTD Monthly deepie entries. A no-brainer, these opportunities don’t come round so often. Am gonna do it.



What would you have gone for?

Spot & Patch?

Bam & Boo?

Chen Duxiu & Jung Chang?
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« Reply #24151 on: December 05, 2011, 12:36:21 PM »


Two Pandas – nicknamed “Sunshine” & “Sweetie” (sigh, why does everyone have to dumb things down these days?) arrived in Edinburgh Zoo over the weekend, apparently huge crowds were there to greet them. (“Hello Sunshine, how are you?”).

I’m not sure why, but I find this rather exciting, & I intend to go see them. Edinburgh Zoo is quite splendid, in every way, & given the constraints (whoops) of a Zoo, I think they do a fine job.

I could jump a train from London, stay overnight in ‘Ol Reeky Auld Reekie, & return next day, probably cost the equivalent of 2 x DTD Monthly deepie entries. A no-brainer, these opportunities don’t come round so often. Am gonna do it.



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« Reply #24152 on: December 05, 2011, 12:51:43 PM »

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panda_diplomacy
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« Reply #24153 on: December 05, 2011, 12:55:09 PM »


Two Pandas – nicknamed “Sunshine” & “Sweetie” (sigh, why does everyone have to dumb things down these days?) arrived in Edinburgh Zoo over the weekend, apparently huge crowds were there to greet them. (“Hello Sunshine, how are you?”).

I’m not sure why, but I find this rather exciting, & I intend to go see them. Edinburgh Zoo is quite splendid, in every way, & given the constraints (whoops) of a Zoo, I think they do a fine job.

I could jump a train from London, stay overnight in ‘Ol Reeky Auld Reekie, & return next day, probably cost the equivalent of 2 x DTD Monthly deepie entries. A no-brainer, these opportunities don’t come round so often. Am gonna do it.



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Bugger, I always get that wrong, sorry Geo.
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« Reply #24154 on: December 05, 2011, 12:56:43 PM »


Two Pandas – nicknamed “Sunshine” & “Sweetie” (sigh, why does everyone have to dumb things down these days?) arrived in Edinburgh Zoo over the weekend, apparently huge crowds were there to greet them. (“Hello Sunshine, how are you?”).

I’m not sure why, but I find this rather exciting, & I intend to go see them. Edinburgh Zoo is quite splendid, in every way, & given the constraints (whoops) of a Zoo, I think they do a fine job.

I could jump a train from London, stay overnight in ‘Ol Reeky, & return next day, probably cost the equivalent of 2 x DTD Monthly deepie entries. A no-brainer, these opportunities don’t come round so often. Am gonna do it.



Great idea, I presume you're going to wait until Dec 16th when they're actually on show to the public....

No, I plan to wait until January, too much in the Diary already for December, & that'll alow time for the early crowds to dwindle a little.
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« Reply #24155 on: December 05, 2011, 12:58:43 PM »


Two Pandas – nicknamed “Sunshine” & “Sweetie” (sigh, why does everyone have to dumb things down these days?) arrived in Edinburgh Zoo over the weekend, apparently huge crowds were there to greet them. (“Hello Sunshine, how are you?”).

I’m not sure why, but I find this rather exciting, & I intend to go see them. Edinburgh Zoo is quite splendid, in every way, & given the constraints (whoops) of a Zoo, I think they do a fine job.

I could jump a train from London, stay overnight in ‘Ol Reeky Auld Reekie, & return next day, probably cost the equivalent of 2 x DTD Monthly deepie entries. A no-brainer, these opportunities don’t come round so often. Am gonna do it.



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Geo

Bugger, I always get that wrong, sorry Geo.

What was your apostrophe doing there anyway? It's there to show the omission of a letter, so it would have been Ol' not 'Ol.
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« Reply #24156 on: December 05, 2011, 12:58:48 PM »


Two Pandas – nicknamed “Sunshine” & “Sweetie” (sigh, why does everyone have to dumb things down these days?) arrived in Edinburgh Zoo over the weekend, apparently huge crowds were there to greet them. (“Hello Sunshine, how are you?”).

I’m not sure why, but I find this rather exciting, & I intend to go see them. Edinburgh Zoo is quite splendid, in every way, & given the constraints (whoops) of a Zoo, I think they do a fine job.

I could jump a train from London, stay overnight in ‘Ol Reeky, & return next day, probably cost the equivalent of 2 x DTD Monthly deepie entries. A no-brainer, these opportunities don’t come round so often. Am gonna do it.



What would you have gone for?

Spot & Patch?

Bam & Boo?

Chen Duxiu & Jung Chang?

Something a tad more cultured, maybe "the male" & "the female".

It grates with me when I watch wildlife Shows, & they have to name all the featured animals, even birds. The Shows are not targeted at 3 year olds, as far as I know.
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« Reply #24157 on: December 05, 2011, 12:59:40 PM »


Two Pandas – nicknamed “Sunshine” & “Sweetie” (sigh, why does everyone have to dumb things down these days?) arrived in Edinburgh Zoo over the weekend, apparently huge crowds were there to greet them. (“Hello Sunshine, how are you?”).

I’m not sure why, but I find this rather exciting, & I intend to go see them. Edinburgh Zoo is quite splendid, in every way, & given the constraints (whoops) of a Zoo, I think they do a fine job.

I could jump a train from London, stay overnight in ‘Ol Reeky Auld Reekie, & return next day, probably cost the equivalent of 2 x DTD Monthly deepie entries. A no-brainer, these opportunities don’t come round so often. Am gonna do it.



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Geo

Bugger, I always get that wrong, sorry Geo.

What was your apostrophe doing there anyway? It's there to show the omission of a letter, so it would have been Ol' not 'Ol.

Total & epic Posting failure, guilty as charged.
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« Reply #24158 on: December 05, 2011, 01:00:41 PM »


Two Pandas – nicknamed “Sunshine” & “Sweetie” (sigh, why does everyone have to dumb things down these days?) arrived in Edinburgh Zoo over the weekend, apparently huge crowds were there to greet them. (“Hello Sunshine, how are you?”).

I’m not sure why, but I find this rather exciting, & I intend to go see them. Edinburgh Zoo is quite splendid, in every way, & given the constraints (whoops) of a Zoo, I think they do a fine job.

I could jump a train from London, stay overnight in ‘Ol Reeky, & return next day, probably cost the equivalent of 2 x DTD Monthly deepie entries. A no-brainer, these opportunities don’t come round so often. Am gonna do it.



What would you have gone for?

Spot & Patch?

Bam & Boo?

Chen Duxiu & Jung Chang?

Something a tad more cultured, maybe "the male" & "the female".

It grates with me when I watch wildlife Shows, & they have to name all the featured animals, even birds. The Shows are not targeted at 3 year olds, as far as I know.

Don't talk to me about culture...
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« Reply #24159 on: December 05, 2011, 01:01:46 PM »


Two Pandas – nicknamed “Sunshine” & “Sweetie” (sigh, why does everyone have to dumb things down these days?) arrived in Edinburgh Zoo over the weekend, apparently huge crowds were there to greet them. (“Hello Sunshine, how are you?”).

I’m not sure why, but I find this rather exciting, & I intend to go see them. Edinburgh Zoo is quite splendid, in every way, & given the constraints (whoops) of a Zoo, I think they do a fine job.

I could jump a train from London, stay overnight in ‘Ol Reeky, & return next day, probably cost the equivalent of 2 x DTD Monthly deepie entries. A no-brainer, these opportunities don’t come round so often. Am gonna do it.



What would you have gone for?

Spot & Patch?

Bam & Boo?

Chen Duxiu & Jung Chang?

Something a tad more cultured, maybe "the male" & "the female".

It grates with me when I watch wildlife Shows, & they have to name all the featured animals, even birds. The Shows are not targeted at 3 year olds, as far as I know.

They give all the animals names at zoos.  I thought you were suggesting they be named like pedigree dogs, such as "Purston Hit and Miss From Brocolitia" and "Brookewire Brandy of Layven"...
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« Reply #24160 on: December 05, 2011, 01:04:16 PM »


Two Pandas – nicknamed “Sunshine” & “Sweetie” (sigh, why does everyone have to dumb things down these days?) arrived in Edinburgh Zoo over the weekend, apparently huge crowds were there to greet them. (“Hello Sunshine, how are you?”).

I’m not sure why, but I find this rather exciting, & I intend to go see them. Edinburgh Zoo is quite splendid, in every way, & given the constraints (whoops) of a Zoo, I think they do a fine job.

I could jump a train from London, stay overnight in ‘Ol Reeky, & return next day, probably cost the equivalent of 2 x DTD Monthly deepie entries. A no-brainer, these opportunities don’t come round so often. Am gonna do it.



What would you have gone for?

Spot & Patch?

Bam & Boo?

Chen Duxiu & Jung Chang?

Something a tad more cultured, maybe "the male" & "the female".

It grates with me when I watch wildlife Shows, & they have to name all the featured animals, even birds. The Shows are not targeted at 3 year olds, as far as I know.

They give all the animals names at zoos.  I thought you were suggesting they be named like pedigree dogs, such as "Purston Hit and Miss From Brocolitia" and "Brookewire Brandy of Layven"...

Or maybe they should take a leaf out of the racehorse breeders book....
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« Reply #24161 on: December 05, 2011, 01:05:39 PM »


Well I never realised it went back so far - "Panda Diplomacy", bless!
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« Reply #24162 on: December 05, 2011, 01:06:28 PM »


Two Pandas – nicknamed “Sunshine” & “Sweetie” (sigh, why does everyone have to dumb things down these days?) arrived in Edinburgh Zoo over the weekend, apparently huge crowds were there to greet them. (“Hello Sunshine, how are you?”).

I’m not sure why, but I find this rather exciting, & I intend to go see them. Edinburgh Zoo is quite splendid, in every way, & given the constraints (whoops) of a Zoo, I think they do a fine job.

I could jump a train from London, stay overnight in ‘Ol Reeky, & return next day, probably cost the equivalent of 2 x DTD Monthly deepie entries. A no-brainer, these opportunities don’t come round so often. Am gonna do it.



What would you have gone for?

Spot & Patch?

Bam & Boo?

Chen Duxiu & Jung Chang?

Something a tad more cultured, maybe "the male" & "the female".

It grates with me when I watch wildlife Shows, & they have to name all the featured animals, even birds. The Shows are not targeted at 3 year olds, as far as I know.

They give all the animals names at zoos.  I thought you were suggesting they be named like pedigree dogs, such as "Purston Hit and Miss From Brocolitia" and "Brookewire Brandy of Layven"...

Or maybe they should take a leaf out of the racehorse breeders book....

NOW you are talking sense. Like.
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« Reply #24163 on: December 05, 2011, 01:12:56 PM »

A few racehorse examples....

Gotta Pee          
   
Hoof Hearted           

Horsing Around           

LookBehindYou           

Onewaytickettothegluefactory          

Really Fast Horse          

Shergars missing foot          

Shouldabeenaclown       


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« Reply #24164 on: December 05, 2011, 01:13:52 PM »

A few racehorse examples....

Gotta Pee          
   
Hoof Hearted           

Horsing Around           

LookBehindYou           

Onewaytickettothegluefactory          

Really Fast Horse          

Shergars missing foot          

Shouldabeenaclown       




Only be uncultured owners.

Badly-named racehorses rarely excel.
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