Classic from the Mrs! Vol 2

Classic from the Mrs! Vol 2

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Cotty

39,539 posts

284 months

Friday 22nd July 2016
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Mafffew

2,149 posts

111 months

Friday 22nd July 2016
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vtecyo said:
Johnspex said:
Vaud said:
This is The Lounge.

The home of juvenile behaviour.

The place where people post up private conversations to the entire world for "fun"...
Are you trying to suggest that using the shortened version of Mongol or Mongoloid which is what Down's syndrome kids were called years ago Ito describe the shortcomings of others is ok? You probably think saying Spaz is ok too.
Way to put a downer on proceedings.
rofl

Jezzerh

816 posts

122 months

Friday 22nd July 2016
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vtecyo said:
Way to put a downer on proceedings.
Get in.

Vipers

32,883 posts

228 months

Sunday 24th July 2016
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Slightly off topic, but I found this funny.

Our grandson born in Australia said to his mum (our daughter)

How come you talk Australian when your from England.

He's only 5, bless.




smile

bobtail4x4

3,716 posts

109 months

Sunday 24th July 2016
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Mrs took my car yesterday, rang me saying the car has a message about check tyre pressure,

ok says I have you checked the car hasnt got a flat tyre? no she says Im ringing you.............

no flat when I looked, one is soft.

today i fitted a new fridge in the camper, wired up the back of it, and slid it back into place,
she says its not working........

er I was just about to connect the other end of the wire I was holding to a power supply.

james_tigerwoods

16,287 posts

197 months

Wednesday 27th July 2016
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Can I nominate myself here - At the weekend, I said to my girlfriend (who I love very much and I am very lucky that she ignored my being pretty rude to her when we first started talking) the following "You're from Barnsley, you'll do".

It was funny in my head and it was meant in a funny way, but two of my (male) friends recoiled and winced when I said it. It took about an hour of apologizing and grovelling to dig my way out of that chasm.

There was a LOT of drink involved in my defence....

Vaud

50,482 posts

155 months

Wednesday 27th July 2016
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You could have followed that up with "and there was me thinking about you becoming my first wife"...

Blown2CV

28,809 posts

203 months

Wednesday 27th July 2016
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james_tigerwoods said:
Can I nominate myself here - At the weekend, I said to my girlfriend (who I love very much and I am very lucky that she ignored my being pretty rude to her when we first started talking) the following "You're from Barnsley, you'll do".

It was funny in my head and it was meant in a funny way, but two of my (male) friends recoiled and winced when I said it. It took about an hour of apologizing and grovelling to dig my way out of that chasm.

There was a LOT of drink involved in my defence....
she doesn't sound like she has much of a sense of humour!

james_tigerwoods

16,287 posts

197 months

Thursday 28th July 2016
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Blown2CV said:
she doesn't sound like she has much of a sense of humour!
She does. I just chose the wrong moment to say it - I have a real "foot in mouth" problem....

grayze

790 posts

168 months

Thursday 28th July 2016
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james_tigerwoods said:
Can I nominate myself here - At the weekend, I said to my girlfriend (who I love very much and I am very lucky that she ignored my being pretty rude to her when we first started talking) the following "You're from Barnsley, you'll do".

It was funny in my head and it was meant in a funny way, but two of my (male) friends recoiled and winced when I said it. It took about an hour of apologizing and grovelling to dig my way out of that chasm.

There was a LOT of drink involved in my defence....
Do i get a whoosh? whats the context?



james_tigerwoods

16,287 posts

197 months

Thursday 28th July 2016
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grayze said:
Do i get a whoosh? whats the context?
Ah, sorry - One of my friends hadn't met her before: This is MrsJTW, she's from Barnsley

Hence the lack of funny.

EnglishTony

2,552 posts

99 months

Thursday 28th July 2016
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Barnsley is funny though

vtecyo

2,122 posts

129 months

Monday 1st August 2016
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So I just showed the Mrs a video of two absolute plebs on celebrity big brother debating whether a fish is an animal or not, expecting "what a pair of morons".

But no

"You've got me second guessing myself now..."

"A fish is different though.. It's not like, you know, piggy"

"so what is a standard vegetarian? A vegetarian is not a vegan!"

Honestly. I despair.

DervVW

2,223 posts

139 months

Tuesday 2nd August 2016
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vtecyo said:
So I just showed the Mrs a video of two absolute plebs on celebrity big brother debating whether a fish is an animal or not, expecting "what a pair of morons".

But no

"You've got me second guessing myself now..."

"A fish is different though.. It's not like, you know, piggy"

"so what is a standard vegetarian? A vegetarian is not a vegan!"

Honestly. I despair.
Its a worry! I have met a few women who claimed to be vegetarians whilst still eating fish. When I said that doesn't make them vegetarians it was me that was mocked... best of it was one ate chicken as that doesn't count (Apparently) so then the fish eating vegetarians took her to pieces whilst I made an exit!

SilverSpur

20,911 posts

247 months

Tuesday 2nd August 2016
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vtecyo said:
So I just showed the Mrs a video of two absolute plebs on celebrity big brother debating whether a fish is an animal or not, expecting "what a pair of morons".

But no

"You've got me second guessing myself now..."

"A fish is different though.. It's not like, you know, piggy"

"so what is a standard vegetarian? A vegetarian is not a vegan!"

Honestly. I despair.
Someone that is a 'vegetarian' but also eats fish is a Pescetarian. A Pollo-Vegetarian is a vegetarian that eats chicken but not red meat.

I guess it comes from your personal reasons for vegetarianism. If you think that eating animals is cruel then you wouldn't eat chicken and fish. If you are a vegetarian because you think eating red meat gives you cancer, then eating white meat is probably acceptable.


I think labelling yourself as a vegetarian when you eat chicken is plainly wrong though.... hehe

xRIEx

8,180 posts

148 months

Tuesday 2nd August 2016
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SilverSpur said:
vtecyo said:
So I just showed the Mrs a video of two absolute plebs on celebrity big brother debating whether a fish is an animal or not, expecting "what a pair of morons".

But no

"You've got me second guessing myself now..."

"A fish is different though.. It's not like, you know, piggy"

"so what is a standard vegetarian? A vegetarian is not a vegan!"

Honestly. I despair.
Someone that is a 'vegetarian' but also eats fish is a Pescetarian. A Pollo-Vegetarian is a vegetarian that eats chicken but not red meat.

I guess it comes from your personal reasons for vegetarianism. If you think that eating animals is cruel then you wouldn't eat chicken and fish. If you are a vegetarian because you think eating red meat gives you cancer, then eating white meat is probably acceptable.


I think labelling yourself as a vegetarian when you eat chicken is plainly wrong though.... hehe
Agreed, it's some daft virtue-signalling attempt at moral one-upmanship.


How can you tell if someone is a vegan?






Don't worry, they'll be sure to tell you.

v8250

2,724 posts

211 months

Tuesday 2nd August 2016
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A few weeks ago a female friend came over for lunch in the garden. Now, the female in question is a super bright, three distinction degree and MBA'd type who's highly respected within her 9-5. She also has very little common sense, bloody awful general knowledge and even worse geography. This often leads me to play little games with her in the knowledge she'll have legs firmly pulled and good all round humour for all. The conversation came round to Brexit and the EU immigration issues within Germany and Poland...at this point I detected a major gap in her cranial capacity in understanding Poland's precise location smile after some discussion I suggested she draw Poland's location in relation to Germany and France...which in turn lead to me asking her to position other countries and to draw a map of Europe through to Asia. For your afternoon humour, here's a traced copy of her original sketch biglaugh



PS when asked, what happened to Benelux, Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Iran, Iraq, Egypt, Israel et al, there was a clear blank in her cognitive activity!

Edited by v8250 on Tuesday 2nd August 14:30

Speed 3

4,564 posts

119 months

Tuesday 2nd August 2016
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v8250 said:
A few weeks ago a female friend came over for lunch in the garden. Now, the female in question is a super bright, three distinction degree and MBA'd type who's highly respected within her 9-5. She also has very little common sense, bloody awful general knowledge and even worse geography. This often leads me to play little games with her in the knowledge she'll have legs firmly pulled and good all round humour for all. The conversation came round to Brexit and the EU immigration issues within Germany and Poland...at this point I detected a major gap in her cranial capacity in understanding Poland's precise location smile after some discussion I suggested she draw Poland's location in relation to Germany and France...which in turn lead to me asking her to position other countries and to draw a map of Europe through to Asia. For your afternoon humour, here's a traced copy of her original sketch biglaugh

I think that sketch of the UK belongs in the "Juvenile things that make you snigger" thread all on its own and not for geographical reasons
rofl


xRIEx

8,180 posts

148 months

Tuesday 2nd August 2016
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v8250 said:
A few weeks ago a female friend came over for lunch in the garden. Now, the female in question is a super bright, three distinction degree and MBA'd type who's highly respected within her 9-5. She also has very little common sense, bloody awful general knowledge and even worse geography. This often leads me to play little games with her in the knowledge she'll have legs firmly pulled and good all round humour for all. The conversation came round to Brexit and the EU immigration issues within Germany and Poland...at this point I detected a major gap in her cranial capacity in understanding Poland's precise location smile after some discussion I suggested she draw Poland's location in relation to Germany and France...which in turn lead to me asking her to position other countries and to draw a map of Europe through to Asia. For your afternoon humour, here's a traced copy of her original sketch biglaugh

Why does Britain look like a cock and balls?




Wait, don't worry about, I've worked it out.

john2443

6,337 posts

211 months

Tuesday 2nd August 2016
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Last winter I got home form work to be told that there was something wrong with the brakes on her car.

On a frosty morning 'I braked at the top of the Beacon (steep hill) and they juddered so I decided not to go that way and turned back to go the other way.' (avoiding the steep hill but is much longer)

Me - that would be the ABS

Her - but why did it start doing it then?

Me....give up!