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Where is Wobblyknicks?

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coppertop · 26/01/2005 21:38

I haven't seen her on here for ages. Has she eloped with HJ or has she been here all along and I'm just losing my marbles?

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coppertop · 26/01/2005 22:30

And when you mention that the only computers around when we were little were the ones the size of a large room.....

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wobblystarryknicks · 26/01/2005 22:31

ct - you'll get shocked looks just for mentioning that it wasn't standard to get virtual reality with your PC!!

RTKangaMummy · 26/01/2005 22:31

Deffo it will be yours and HJ kids that will be half sisters and brothers to DD

so aunty and uncle to DD children

coppertop · 26/01/2005 22:32

CBeebies programmes of today will seem as ancient as The Woodentops did to us.

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wobblystarryknicks · 26/01/2005 22:32

Thanks for reminding me RTKM, that's better then, they can't call their grandad minging, he'll have to be 'distinguished' instead!!!

RTKangaMummy · 26/01/2005 22:32
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coppertop · 26/01/2005 22:34

Looking on the bright side, maybe they'll have invented a cream to get rid of our varicose veins and wrinkles. I also like the idea of a 3D virtual man. Wahey!

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wobblystarryknicks · 26/01/2005 22:35

Who needs creams, we'll all just live in VR and be 20 year old models who just shag all day

coppertop · 26/01/2005 22:37

Until we find out that our virtual man isn't really a 20-something male model is really a 90-yr-old pensioner called Wilbur.

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wobblystarryknicks · 26/01/2005 22:38

And that is why you NEVER come out of VR!!!

coppertop · 26/01/2005 22:40

No need to remove our false teeth before climbing into our virtal beds then.

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coppertop · 26/01/2005 22:40

or even VIRTUAL!

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wobblystarryknicks · 26/01/2005 22:42

Nope, there's an army of robots doing all the RL stuff for you while you get on with the serious having fun business. Or you can live in a VR world of being a geriatric where your kids can be guilt tripped into visiting any time you ask, you have bed baths from lots of young mayaan on demand and you still have all your own teeth to eat chocolate with!!

wobblystarryknicks · 26/01/2005 22:43

Mind you, after watching the global dimming programme, am convinced we'll all be in the next ice age by then so the reality is we'll be huddled in an underground bunker having to cycle an hour a day to produce energy for lighting etc, eating spam and dreaming of the days when we could watch telly and go on mumsnet.

coppertop · 26/01/2005 22:46

Noooooooooooo! I could live with the spam and the pedal-power but no mumsnet????

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wobblystarryknicks · 26/01/2005 22:49

But because none of us will be able to live 'on the top' and we'll all have to be crammed underground together, we'll all be right there with each other anyway, dd will be president of the world by then (i can see it starting already) and I'll persuade her to organise us all by preferred website rather than by anything silly like relatives, where you live, age etc etc.

coppertop · 26/01/2005 22:53

I shall beg President Mini-Knicks for a bed in the MN section. Then again if you went for a more male site then you'd never be cold at night.

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wobblystarryknicks · 26/01/2005 22:54

I'll make sure she puts the MN section next to the 'most gorgeous men of all time' section and the eBay section, to keep all MN'ers happy!!

wobblystarryknicks · 26/01/2005 22:56

Anyway, better get off to bed....and dream of the day when VR means I can sleep and mumsnet at the same time!!!

coppertop · 26/01/2005 23:00

'Night!

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