Sister Kristoff... do u band?

Used to. two-thirds of stuff is now missing.

kristoff wrote: Mon May 14, 2007 6:58 am Sister Kristoff... do u band?

Marching band maybe. He's got the flute, but no tom toms.

Again, while I believe the good sister is capable of magical things, I believe it's been a while since his lips have been around his own flute.

Sister... may i ask??? When was the last time your lips played your own flute?

snookie (imported) wrote: Mon May 14, 2007 4:58 pm Sister... may i ask??? When was the last time your lips played your own flute?

My own? Not since youthful times of teenage angst and horniness. Quite the contortion it required. Or does one mean the alternative companion instrument to drums and piano? Truly, not terribly satisfying, either way. On the other hand, we shall not discuss the oral or (neo)Freudian ramifications of any other aspect of this inquiry, thank you (bragging ain't perlite).

Wonderful Sister... Thank You for your wisdom!

Snookie,

Please be careful with your banding, don't push your luck. Even though you do it for play, damage can occur. Be careful.

Hash,

Thanks for your concern!

Now.... i'm not trying to be cagey... but... How can one be careful with this game?

Like anything, it wouldn't be any fun if it were perfectly safe. It's like that game called 'Risk'. Or maybe not?

I say Colonel Mustard did it in the Library with a pair of scissors.

numnuts (imported) wrote: Fri May 18, 2007 9:59 pm Like anything, it wouldn't be any fun if it were perfectly safe. It's like that game called 'Risk'. Or maybe not?

I say Colonel Mustard did it in the Library with a pair of scissors.

In the UK, at least, the game is "Cluedo". ("Risk" is a different board game, entirely).

However, it is obvious that Sister Scarlet did it in the Workshop with a Power Tool.