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This is top-light time machine, I am Andy Dawson Pappel of Up. I'm certainly into the lazy so.

What? It's the twits I'll just see again, we're going to try and actually do some of the twits

this time because we've got a bit of sidetrack last week. It was nice, enjoyed it but it wasn't really

what was supposed to be doing. We're near the end of this thing now so we'll crack on and we'll try and

get it finished soon. The chapter where it says the twits are turned upside down some. Sure enough

there's a lovely panoramic drawing there by Quentin Blake who may or may not be a cunt, we haven't

decided really. We're on the fence with that one. We're on the cunt fence with Quentin Blake.

TBC to be cunt judged. So I mean just basically just turn the page upside down and you just see

a perfect picture of a living room because that's what they've done, they've recreated it.

Considering the way that the twits live their lives in a toxic state of constant conflict and chaos

and the fact that their personal hygiene is described as like really rank. Their home looks

black and lovely. It's tidy, it's well appointed. Yeah nicely, but you should flour some of the

dining room too. They've got fresh flowers, they've got things on the wall, they've got a nice lamp,

they've got a sofa, it's comfy, they've got what was the other theorem, they've got a lovely

side board. So yeah, I mean they're living kind of reasonable lives in that sense, but you can never

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