The Enid Blyton Society

Daisy wrote:That's a long diatribe to make just for an April Fool!

I remember someone years ago joking that some sheep have shorter legs on one side than the other so they can stay level on a slope. I guess many countries have adaptations of a similar idea. Thanks for sharing your dyke chicken joke Soenke.

Lovely, i hope that these sheeps will visit our dyke chickens one time. Than I will test the "Hallo! Dyke Sheep" shout.

Courtenay wrote:Sounds a bit suspiciously like the great Australian drop bear to me...

Ohhhh a drop bear I like cryptozoological mysteries

Why does suddenly "The Adventures of Shirley Holmes" come in my mind?

@Pete9012S hehe, nice trumpet. -- This would be also a nice instrument for a talented musicians https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uT3bHF1-144

Most jokes involving "dykes" in the English language are connected with the double meaning of the word "dyke" in that language. Jus' saying.

It never occurred to me Kevp.

Heh - "Clump" is brilliant!

Late news: in a shocking announcement GCHQ admits "We have no idea what Donald Trump is talking about"

Is that a joke? It sounds like actual news.

Ok, not really a joke but after Clumb, an actual Board Game which looks a little bit like the Famous Five Game which was made by Enid Blyton, maybe next month I will see that I will print it and place it in the box of Monopoly.
So I suppose it's a jolly joke-board-game. Harmless for all, I hope. http://www.politico.eu/interactive/brex ... oard-game/ http://g8fip1kplyr33r3krz5b97d1.wpengin ... 24x689.jpg

That's really clever! I had to laugh at various statements.

Oh dear.

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