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Molly

Hello Surflet!

Cedric! Put the kettle on. We have a visitor. Now where's my keyboard?......Ah here it is. Don't worry surflets, I am typing this slowly because I know you can't read fast.

Okay nosey. So you want to know about me? Well I'm the Technical Architect for MilngavieOnline.com. Basically, I deal with the backroom stuff - the nuts and bolts if you will. I've done a number of jobs in my time from Toilet Tester, Worm Farmer, Stunt Monkey, Circus Trapeze Performer (forced to give that up after shattering my hip in a nasty 30 foot tumble).....Prior to joining MilngavieOnline.com I had a very important job, with more than 400 people under me. I cut grass at a cemetary.

I'm also President of the Milngavie Banana Appreciation Society. What can I say? Bananas are the greatest food a monkey can have! I eat them constantly (400-500 a week), but simply can't get enough of the delicious, juicy fruit!

I've been eating Bananas since I was a youngster. While in Kindergarten I was offered my first bite of a Banana, and I almost screamed with pleasure!

In 2000, to celebrate the Millenium I decided to test my devotion to Bananas. "How does a monkey test her devotion to Bananas?" you may be asking yourself. Well, I'll tell you. Every spare penny I had went toward purchasing Bananas. Times were tough, but by the end of the first month I had over 14,000 Bananas. If you haven't guessed by now, I decided to build my dream house entirely out of Bananas. Yes, it's true!

At October 2000 I had an impressive total of 120,000 Bananas. After repeated trips to Milngavies Tesco's, the collection slowly grew to total 195,000 Bananas by February 2001. My goal had been met, and so I began the difficult task of "squashing" Banana to Banana. But the work was a pleasure, and I passed the hours by bellowing out Celean Dion songs.

The glorious four bedroom Banana house has now been completed for three weeks, and I couldn't be happier. Every time I enter my driveway I am reminded of Bananas....monkey heaven! And I have more friends than ever (Bananas are a real "people magnet").

Well, that's enough drivel and gossip for one day. It's time I got back to work. And don't you go pestering me again!

Molly

 

 

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