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Subject: Top Division's longest continuous residents face drop Author: Purveyor of predictions of an unwelcome and ominous nature [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 02:53:45 05/16/02 Thu When in the Orient the Chalice was decided and the Ginger Empire did crumble the host that were numbered 26th into the first did tumble The above alarming prediction has recently been discouvered written by Nostradamus. No-one has yet been able to decypher it, but experts think it may refer to biscuits, possibly in East Anglia [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Top Division's longest continuous residents face drop Author: cyberzed [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 15:21:03 05/16/02 Thu >When in the Orient the Chalice was decided >and the Ginger Empire did crumble >the host that were numbered 26th >into the first did tumble > >The above alarming prediction has recently been >discouvered >written by Nostradamus. No-one has yet been able to >decypher it, but experts think it may refer to >biscuits, possibly in East Anglia It's posts like this that make me think that the EPA seriously need to address the drugs issue.