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30-09-2003, 09:52
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Re: bonkers for conkers
Nice one Lettie! Never thought of that!
 Spent plenty of time climbing evergreens as a kid - see posts on nik-names! |
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03-12-2004, 13:23
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Re: bonkers for conkers
I have a conker on a shoe lace as mentioned elsewhere. It is 40 years old and hard as nails. I brought it with me to Aus. I just might sell it on E-bay. Quite genuine too.
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03-12-2004, 15:24
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Re: bonkers for conkers
Conkers have been banned at my son's school, as the poor dears might slip over on one and get sued by the parents.
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