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• 1 Teeenzzz // Jan 30, 2008 at 5:03 pm

  You utter twits! Why do you stamp your website address in an obscure corner of your C’mas card and wait until I go through the pile with said C’mas card at the end of Jan? What a great site! I cannot, however, believe that you would consign coriander to the dishes of Beelzebub…

• 2 richard // Jan 31, 2008 at 4:13 pm

  Hello Teeenzzz

  You must be a friend of my fellow blogger. I deduce this because (a) it was she who put our address in an obscure corner of her christmas cards, and (b) I don’t have any friends.

  Sorry, but I can’t work out who you are from your cutting-edge cybername.

  Whoever you are, I am delighted you like the site. You have swollen our readership by 25%.

  I’ll get D to post a more informed comment.

  By the way, a rectangle has only 4 corners - what criteria are you using when ranking them in order of obscurity?

  All the best

  R

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• 3 richard // Jan 31, 2008 at 5:43 pm

  Ah, hello Tina, for that is you. How’s the T-Shirt business going?

  R

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• 4 Teeenzzz // Feb 8, 2008 at 3:11 pm

  I have now forensically examined your C’mas card and found that the yumblog url was not in fact in any corner, but in the middle, slightly elevated, and upside down on the flap that is not the one with the Christmas greeting. I feel this location very much warrants the description ‘obscure’. Luckily, this also neatly avoids the necessity for ranking the corners.

  By the way, wise move on making this site mostly fish and veg. Your co-habitee has been known to source scrawny blue chickens from rather dubious ‘outlets’…

• 5 richard // Feb 8, 2008 at 5:03 pm

  CSI New Cross.

  As far as I’m aware the chicken thing no longer happens although who knows what she gets up to when I am asleep.

  I would say:
  1. Top right
  2. Top left
  3. Bottom right
  4. Bottom left
  5. In the middle, slightly elevated, and upside down

  R

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