Classic from the Mrs! Vol 2

Classic from the Mrs! Vol 2

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Vaud

50,482 posts

155 months

Saturday 21st March 2015
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viscountdallara said:
HER..." What's the other one called, the one where the sun comes in front of the moon ?"
Quite literally, the end of the world?

simoid

19,772 posts

158 months

Saturday 21st March 2015
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RammyMP said:
What's wrong with people, I was walking through Bury this morning during the eclipse and one woman said to another "aren't the birds supposed to all go mad now?". fking retards!
Am I due a whoosh? The birds think it's nighttime so do shut up and go to bed, don't they...?

Vipers

32,883 posts

228 months

Saturday 21st March 2015
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viscountdallara said:
Another eclipse one.

I mentioned this mornings solar eclipse.
She replies.. "Which one was it ?"
ME... " The one where the moon passes between us and the sun"
HER..." What's the other one called, the one where the sun comes in front of the moon ?"

I kid you not !!!!!!!!!!
Armageddon springs to mind




smile

Ari

19,347 posts

215 months

Saturday 21st March 2015
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simoid said:
RammyMP said:
What's wrong with people, I was walking through Bury this morning during the eclipse and one woman said to another "aren't the birds supposed to all go mad now?". fking retards!
Am I due a whoosh? The birds think it's nighttime so do shut up and go to bed, don't they...?
Nope. During the last full eclipse it went dark mid morning (properly dark, like night time) and the birds (seagulls anyway, I was on the coast) went absolutely nuts! Screaming and flying about in a panic.

RammyMP

6,770 posts

153 months

Saturday 21st March 2015
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Ari said:
simoid said:
RammyMP said:
What's wrong with people, I was walking through Bury this morning during the eclipse and one woman said to another "aren't the birds supposed to all go mad now?". fking retards!
Am I due a whoosh? The birds think it's nighttime so do shut up and go to bed, don't they...?
Nope. During the last full eclipse it went dark mid morning (properly dark, like night time) and the birds (seagulls anyway, I was on the coast) went absolutely nuts! Screaming and flying about in a panic.
Quiet maybe as they think it's night time. Not 'mad' as the simpleton seemed to think. In anycase, I didn't think it went that dark. Went cold though.

Blown2CV

28,809 posts

203 months

Saturday 21st March 2015
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simoid said:
RammyMP said:
What's wrong with people, I was walking through Bury this morning during the eclipse and one woman said to another "aren't the birds supposed to all go mad now?". fking retards!
Am I due a whoosh? The birds think it's nighttime so do shut up and go to bed, don't they...?
I think even birds would twig (yes) that they'd only just got up.

Steamer

13,857 posts

213 months

Saturday 21st March 2015
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Vaud said:
viscountdallara said:
HER..." What's the other one called, the one where the sun comes in front of the moon ?"
Quite literally, the end of the world?
rofl Brilliant.

Oh and about the birds - they did shut up for 5 or 10 mins round here.

VictoriaYorks

974 posts

142 months

Saturday 21st March 2015
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A woman I worked with years ago:

Time is minutes

And

Until the clouds come home

DanielSan

18,792 posts

167 months

Saturday 21st March 2015
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My sister came out with a good one yesterday, trying to describe a house with a waterwheel.

'It's got a wheel on that moves the river..'

john2443

6,337 posts

211 months

Sunday 22nd March 2015
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DanielSan said:
My sister came out with a good one yesterday, trying to describe a house with a waterwheel.

'It's got a wheel on that moves the river..'
Had the electricity people put a load a fans up on the hills to make the wind blow as well smile

cootuk

918 posts

123 months

Sunday 22nd March 2015
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My wife puts the caps back on glass bottles for recycling.
When i asked why, she said its so the recyclers wouldn't have to try to find a cap that fits.

northwest monkey

6,370 posts

189 months

Sunday 22nd March 2015
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cootuk said:
My wife puts the caps back on glass bottles for recycling.
When i asked why, she said its so the recyclers wouldn't have to try to find a cap that fits.
laugh

vx220

2,689 posts

234 months

Sunday 22nd March 2015
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I asked MrsVX "If someone had the nickname 'Lofty' how would you describe them?"

Expected an answer of "tall" or "short"

I got "they really like Eastenders?"


Asterix

24,438 posts

228 months

Sunday 22nd March 2015
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TwigtheWonderkid said:
Ari said:
Pothole said:
Not my Mrs, but female at work describe being scared as a child...apparently she went as white as a sheep.
laugh I think these are my favourites!
I heard a woman in the supermarket, gossiping to her mate, and saying that the news she had was "hot off the potato."
I had an ex-that often mixed metaphors - 'Not worth the weight in gold it's written on' was a classic of hers.

On landing in Dubai for the first time, 'The heat hit me like a tropical blanket'. I just had visions of a blanket with Pineapples and Toucans printed on it.

Ari

19,347 posts

215 months

Sunday 22nd March 2015
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RammyMP said:
Ari said:
simoid said:
RammyMP said:
What's wrong with people, I was walking through Bury this morning during the eclipse and one woman said to another "aren't the birds supposed to all go mad now?". fking retards!
Am I due a whoosh? The birds think it's nighttime so do shut up and go to bed, don't they...?
Nope. During the last full eclipse it went dark mid morning (properly dark, like night time) and the birds (seagulls anyway, I was on the coast) went absolutely nuts! Screaming and flying about in a panic.
Quiet maybe as they think it's night time. Not 'mad' as the simpleton seemed to think. In anycase, I didn't think it went that dark. Went cold though.
Nope. During the 1999 total eclipse it went as dark as night and the birds didn't go to sleep, they went 'mad', flying around screeching.

RobinBanks

17,540 posts

179 months

Sunday 22nd March 2015
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Ari said:
Nope. During the 1999 total eclipse it went as dark as night and the birds didn't go to sleep, they went 'mad', flying around screeching.
It didn't go dark where I was (Pembrokeshire). It was just cloudy and crap.

RammyMP

6,770 posts

153 months

Sunday 22nd March 2015
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Ari said:
Nope. During the 1999 total eclipse it went as dark as night and the birds didn't go to sleep, they went 'mad', flying around screeching.
I can't remember it going dark during the 1999 eclipse, same as the recent one. It did go cold though.

Ari

19,347 posts

215 months

Sunday 22nd March 2015
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RammyMP said:
I can't remember it going dark during the 1999 eclipse, same as the recent one. It did go cold though.
If I remember rightly you had to be in the south west to get the full eclipse. It did get dark as night though, and go cold. It was like nightfall speeded up 10 times, really freaky.

simoid

19,772 posts

158 months

Sunday 22nd March 2015
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vx220 said:
I asked MrsVX "If someone had the nickname 'Lofty' how would you describe them?"

Expected an answer of "tall" or "short"

I got "they really like Eastenders?"
What the potato!?

rofl

AndyDubbya

948 posts

284 months

Sunday 22nd March 2015
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Asterix said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
Ari said:
Pothole said:
Not my Mrs, but female at work describe being scared as a child...apparently she went as white as a sheep.
laugh I think these are my favourites!
I heard a woman in the supermarket, gossiping to her mate, and saying that the news she had was "hot off the potato."
I had an ex-that often mixed metaphors - 'Not worth the weight in gold it's written on' was a classic of hers.

On landing in Dubai for the first time, 'The heat hit me like a tropical blanket'. I just had visions of a blanket with Pineapples and Toucans printed on it.
Sister-in-law: "I wouldn't trust him with a barge pole."