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Lambykins's Dutch Coffee House - ADULTS ONLY (LAMB)     

Spaceman - 28 Jan 2005 23:56


CLOSED - THANKS to all customers for the last few years

stockbunny - 09 Jul 2007 11:45 - 16701 of 24230

Sorry it's late K - afraid I was detained on my way to the coffee house - back light out on the carrot-mobile, but fortunately the on the spot fine was only 3 radishes so easy to sort on the spot.


(gawd who writes this drivvle........)
LOL

KEAYDIAN - 09 Jul 2007 11:50 - 16702 of 24230

Eh Tres Bien Bunny.

KEAYDIAN - 09 Jul 2007 11:51 - 16703 of 24230

Such a lovely day, I think I'll take my mug of tea out on the veranda

JStratford - 09 Jul 2007 11:57 - 16704 of 24230

Ok. Time for a cafe poll.

You drive an open top car with an open dash. In that dash, amongst other things you have a bottle of water in a soft drinks bottle, and a packet of mints. Unfortunately, you've noticed that kids have a habit of reaching into the parked car as they walk by and helping themselves to the mints and the drink which they think should be sprite or similar. Is it fair and right that you should replace the mints and the water with a laxative?

Bluelady - 09 Jul 2007 12:07 - 16705 of 24230

J Stratford, how about one of those mouse traps that Socrates laid around the coffee house?

stockbunny - 09 Jul 2007 12:24 - 16706 of 24230

Evil JS...Evil
LOL

JStratford - 09 Jul 2007 12:36 - 16707 of 24230

Bluey, I can't do that as a kid standing by your car with tears running down his face and blood all over his girlfriends fag packet is likely to attract attention. Whereas if he started feeling a little bit loose a few hundred yards further on, then they would be plenty far enough away for the suspicion to be diverted and besides can you imagine the embarresment they would go through. Added to that a mouse trap would only get one of them, whereas if they where to share the mints around before realising the error, well the thought of 10 kids suddenly being hit by the realisation that they need a bathroom urgently is priceless.

I would just like to point out for legal purposes that this would only be a hypothetical stiuation.

Socrates - 09 Jul 2007 12:42 - 16708 of 24230

Hypothetical , yeah right!

Bluelady - 09 Jul 2007 12:45 - 16709 of 24230

Hadn't thought about the fact that you might be prosecuted. I just thought about how to stop the habit of the kids nicking from the car.

JStratford - 09 Jul 2007 12:55 - 16710 of 24230

Socs it is only hypothetical.... at the moment. I need to work out a way of making it look realistic!

Bluey, the problem is that the police don't care if someone had to break in and steal something if that item is then potentially dangerous. As far as I'm concerned, I can legally carry laxatives in my car for my own consumption, whereas a mousetrap is a bit too obviously designed to be dangerous to an innoncent thief. I mean as tempting as it is to lace a packet of cigerettes with cyanide, I don't think my views on solving the problems of theft and underage smoking would be supported by the wider community.

stockbunny - 09 Jul 2007 13:03 - 16711 of 24230

You could get a closed top car...........

JStratford - 09 Jul 2007 13:07 - 16712 of 24230

But where would be the fun in that? (And I'm not talking about the fun from the car itself :-))

Bluelady - 09 Jul 2007 13:19 - 16713 of 24230

J Stratford, I was going to suggest mothballs as that might add some different form of amusement. Just by sniffing on them the side effects coud be...

An 18-year-old girl who was hospitalized with scaly skin on her hands, elbows and legs, unsteadiness and mental sluggishness shows the risks of sniffing mothballs, French doctors say.

However, on reading the article further.........even more dire consequences could happen as mothballs contain paradichlorobenzene, or PDB, a chemical that can cause liver and kidney failure and severe anemia.

Perhaps not very kind to the kids so it looks as if laxitives might be the solution. And if it not at least it will be amusing.

JStratford - 09 Jul 2007 13:41 - 16714 of 24230

Unfortunately I'm too caring in that I wouldn't wish to cause long lasting physical harm. The only problem with the laxatives idea is if I forget myself!

stockbunny - 09 Jul 2007 14:19 - 16715 of 24230

Would give you a good run for your money JS ;>)

ptholden - 09 Jul 2007 14:23 - 16716 of 24230

Has my golf trolley dropped off that light fitting yet?

KEAYDIAN - 09 Jul 2007 14:35 - 16717 of 24230

zzzz phew zzzz phew zzzz phew zzzz

stockbunny - 09 Jul 2007 15:14 - 16718 of 24230

Errr don't think so PTH....................
Gawd keaydian try staying awake for a while! ;>)

JStratford - 09 Jul 2007 15:33 - 16719 of 24230

How anyone can sleep through this Thunder is beyond me.

stockbunny - 09 Jul 2007 17:20 - 16720 of 24230

It's pretty hefty stuff....fork lightning......but not overhead thankfully.
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