What would you say......

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"Ooble, Ooble, Ooble". :lol:

What would you say if Mr Goon fell off his bike in front of you?
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Lucky Star wrote:"Ooble, Ooble, Ooble". :lol:
That was what i thought you'd say!! :lol:

If Goon fell off his bike I'd say 'Gah! serves you right, you TOAD of a man!!'

what would you say if you were sitting in the Wishing Chair?
'Oh voice of Spring of Youth
hearts mad delight,
Sing on, sing on, and when the sun is gone
I'll warm me with your echoes
through the night.'

(E. Blyton, Sunday Times, 1951)


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I wish I was in Bangladesh. I have a few scores to settle with one of its inhabitants.

If old Goon were in a nursing home, how do you think he would reflect on past life in Peterswood?
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Well,old Theo had the propensity to exaggerate,so he would probably claim he was a one man crime solving dynamo from Peterswood....eventually coming to believe this himself.....the memory of his arch rivals the find-outers being too much for his addled senile,bitter, twisted and jealous mind to be able to cope with.....



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'Please could you sign this first edition of five on a treasure Island, Miss blyton?' :lol:


what would you say if...Enid blyton had shouted at you for making too much noise in the next-door garden?! :shock:
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"Oh phooey go and write a story about me then, if you dare"

What would you say to Dame Washalot if she had just soaked you?
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Robert Houghton wrote:'Please could you sign this first edition of five on a treasure Island, Miss blyton?' :lol:
"Only if you promise to try harder with your punctuation and capitals, dear Robert." :D
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Hi Moonraker, It's your turn to post the next question. :D
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Lucky Star wrote:"Oh phooey go and write a story about me then, if you dare"

What would you say to Dame Washalot if she had just soaked you?
Are we all tongue tied when faced with the formidable Dame Washalot? :lol: Someone must have something to say after a soaking.
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Neighbours are a complete nightmare!

What would you say to Goon if you were trapped in a lift with him?
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CLEAR ORF!!

What would you say to Julian if he said you weren't allowed to join him and Dick on their midnight investigations?
"It's the ash! It's falling!" yelled Julian, almost startling Dick out of his wits...
"Listen to its terrible groans and creaks!" yelled Julian, almost beside himself with impatience.

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I would plead with him and if he doesn't allow I will follow him without his knowing.

What would you say to Superintendent Jenks if he gave you a chance to try to solve a mystery?
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You must have mistaken me for someone else...


What would you say to Anne if you saw her sneaking off for a midnight feast?
Whatever awaits behind closed doors,
Strange noises in the cellar or the sound of creaky floors,
We never let a mystery pass us by,
Just leave a clue and leave the rest to the Famous Five.
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I would also go with her as I have never been to one.

What would you say to George if she offered to take you to Kirrin Island?
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"I'll come, as long as Timmy comes too".

What would you say if Mr Goon told you to "Clear 'orf!" ?
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