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A plug! A plug! My kingdom for a plug!
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In the event of a fire one must leap from the second floor window to the left.
Wire, wire on the wall, whose the most connected of them all?
Keep it simple stupid!
Our liege is most kind to us gate keepers, he furnishes his keep so sparsely whilst we have our own; bedding; table; chairs; and even a Roman artefact. He has nary one of these, save a single chair!
Here, photographed, the allusive Lord Henry Hoover prior to us being forcibly ejected from the premisses.
A fine, high quality glass door is gloriously displayed in the keep of Carlisle castle, the beauty of which is hither to detracted from due to horrid carvings. This graffiti besmirches the self evident centre piece of the room. Though some fools seem to say the carvings are the centre piece and the glass is to prevent visitors from damaging them. That simply can’t be the case since the glass would prevent a visitor from clearly viewing the carvings, where as, the glass is in clear view for all to see. I simply don’t understand how it could be else wise.