Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 40

Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 40

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Error_404_Username_not_found

2,625 posts

56 months

Monday 13th May
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Weeping with laughter here fellas!
The internet may have increased the sum of human knowledge but has exponentially magnified the sum of human stupidity and confusion.
Many British people find this amusing.

Bobberoo

39,999 posts

103 months

Monday 13th May
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Error_404_Username_not_found said:
Weeping with laughter here fellas!
The internet may have increased the sum of human knowledge but has exponentially magnified the sum of human stupidity and confusion.
Many British people find this amusing.
This is no laughing matter, this is as serious as it gets.



Maybe.

paua

6,215 posts

148 months

Monday 13th May
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Well, wot's it t be, flintlock pistolera or swords?
Th sun shineth , well it will soon, at 42S
Morneve

glenrobbo

36,125 posts

155 months

Monday 13th May
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DickyC said:
Gauntlett? Tis but a mitten blue neoprene glove.
FTFY Dicky.

Not that I'm taking sides in this little squabble over a soapy 'erb.nono

glenrobbo

36,125 posts

155 months

Monday 13th May
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paua said:
Well, wot's it t be, flintlock pistolera or swords?
Th sun shineth , well it will soon, at 42S
Morneve
G'devemorn, paua! wavey

I believe our valiant protagonists will be 'avvin' at each other frantically brandishing sprigs of coriander?

No? Me neither! confused


/shakes head despairingly...

glenrobbo

36,125 posts

155 months

Monday 13th May
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Gauntlett? Wasn't he the driving force behind the funding and development of the TT Tandem Bathchair?

witteringon

1,677 posts

46 months

Monday 13th May
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paua said:
Well, wot's it t be, flintlock pistolera or swords?
Th sun shineth , well it will soon, at 42S
Morneve
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDsn-RRmDXU&ab...

Bobberoo

39,999 posts

103 months

Monday 13th May
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I see his Dickyness has realised the error of his ways, either that or he's fallen asleep on the sofa again!!!

paua

6,215 posts

148 months

Monday 13th May
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Have at it wiff hankies, then. On th count of three (3)...

Bobberoo

39,999 posts

103 months

Monday 13th May
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paua said:
Have at it wiff hankies, then. On th count of three (3)...
Ooooohhhh hankies, I had a sudden premonition of both of us Morris dancing!!!

Error_404_Username_not_found

2,625 posts

56 months

Monday 13th May
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Morris dancing is no laughing matter. It's not for the faint of heart.
I've never done it but many years ago I played assorted squeezeboxes and sometimes the mandolin for a Morris side when I lived in Englandshire.
I have witnessed blacked eyes, cauliflower ears, flattened noses, burst lips, lost teeth, broken bones and blood drawn aplenty.
I think drink may have been taken.
Great stuff. Makes you proud to be British.

DickyC

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51,089 posts

203 months

Monday 13th May
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Error_404_Username_not_found said:
Morris dancing is no laughing matter. It's not for the faint of heart.
I've never done it but many years ago I played assorted squeezeboxes and sometimes the mandolin for a Morris side when I lived in Englandshire.
I have witnessed blacked eyes, cauliflower ears, flattened noses, burst lips, lost teeth, broken bones and blood drawn aplenty.
I think drink may have been taken.
Great stuff. Makes you proud to be British.
Greenfield's Spring Sale in '84.

The stuff of legend.

If you must know, I've been in the Armoury perusing the flintlocks

OR

I've been in The Flintlock perusing the barmaids.

spikeyhead

17,768 posts

202 months

Monday 13th May
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Time for bed

Error_404_Username_not_found said:
Morris dancing is no laughing matter. It's not for the faint of heart.
I've never done it but many years ago I played assorted squeezeboxes and sometimes the mandolin for a Morris side when I lived in Englandshire.
I have witnessed blacked eyes, cauliflower ears, flattened noses, burst lips, lost teeth, broken bones and blood drawn aplenty.
I think drink may have been taken.
Great stuff. Makes you proud to be British.
I was at a wedding about 40 years ago. There were 50 women on the dancefloor, all trying their best to impale anyone near them with a stiletto heel.

Was as violent as anything I saw in the Luton branch of the Glasgow Rangers supporters club.

Error_404_Username_not_found

2,625 posts

56 months

Monday 13th May
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Is perusing not outlawed these days?
"He was caught perusing a Filipina housekeeper".
"Good Lord; he looked so normal. Goes to show you don't it, you just can't tell".

hammo19

5,516 posts

201 months

Tuesday 14th May
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Good morning all you lovely residents. Tuesday for your consideration please.


Bobberoo

39,999 posts

103 months

Tuesday 14th May
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Error_404_Username_not_found said:
Is perusing not outlawed these days?
"He was caught perusing a Filipina housekeeper".
"Good Lord; he looked so normal. Goes to show you don't it, you just can't tell".
To be fair it's a prerequisite for consideration of becoming a resident these days!!!

hammo19

5,516 posts

201 months

Tuesday 14th May
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Last full day on Skye before we high tail it home to the NE quadrant tomorrow.

Yesterday we did more landscape exploring, hills, waterfalls, lochs, small fishing villages etc. We awoke to an eerie mist along the valley where we are staying.



Around midday the coffee and cake siren was calling so we went in search of a place to purchase said delicacy. We happened upon a small cafe in someone’s garden purely by chance. What a lovely little enterprise run by a couple of very engaging ladies.



Here are my two travelling companions lounging in front of the cafe. We’ve been friends for a long time. I love these little places. Food excellent and friendly banter.

I think I’ve mentioned that the owner of the local Chinese take away in Portree moved to Skye from the town I was born on the Kent coast, Ramsgate. Here’s a snap of me with said chap. Small world isn’t it.



Today we’re heading off to the Talisker distillery and popping into the Uig Craft Brewery amongst more exploring. My bird spotting count, for those I haven’t seen this year, is up to 26.

Bobberoo

39,999 posts

103 months

Tuesday 14th May
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Good morrow fellow Trivialities everywherewavey
Tuesday already, excellent, thanks for the reminder hammo19!

I remember going to nightclubs and seeing similar things back in the early 90's spikeyhead!!!

I remember that I was still being asked for I/D when I was 20!!

Garden's very wet this morning but there appears to be patches of blue sky, showers and sunny spells according to the weather app.

glenrobbo

36,125 posts

155 months

Tuesday 14th May
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spikeyhead said:
I was at a wedding about 40 years ago. There were 50 women on the dancefloor, all trying their best to impale anyone near them with a stiletto heel.

Was as violent as anything I saw in the Luton branch of the Glasgow Rangers supporters club.
scratchchin Username checks out...


DickyC

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51,089 posts

203 months

Tuesday 14th May
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TRIVELOGUE

A trivelogue is a truthful account of an individual's trivial experiences, usually told in the past tense and in the first person.

It's taken a while but we have been approached by an independent TV production company who want to produce a pilot episode to pitch to TV companies.

It was only a phone call at this stage and the production company representative sounded a lot like Battert when he talks posh.

I was still in my pyjamas.
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