Classic from the Mrs!

Classic from the Mrs!

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Asterix

24,438 posts

229 months

Wednesday 9th April 2014
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Vipers said:
MitchT said:
Not my Mrs, but a mate's ...

My mate: "They're sending divers down to look for the missing plane."
His Mrs: "Is Tom Daley going?"
Two for the price of one, how deep does your mate think divers can go !




smile
Up to their watch...

DannyScene

6,637 posts

156 months

Wednesday 9th April 2014
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Joshsl said:
the mrs when we were in turkey on holiday

her: josh you know the sun
me: yeah
her: is it the same everywhere
me: whatdo you mean?
her: is everybodies son the same as turkeys
me: what do you mean everybodies son, there is only one sun
her: one sun per country, everybody has there own
me: o yeah my mistake, i think they are all the same

followed by her giving me a look of disbelief to me like im some sort of idiot
Given your above typing I'd say the look your Mrs gave you was spot on, sun

onesickpuppy

2,648 posts

158 months

Wednesday 9th April 2014
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DannyScene said:
Joshsl said:
the mrs when we were in turkey on holiday

her: josh you know the sun
me: yeah
her: is it the same everywhere
me: whatdo you mean?
her: is everybodies son the same as turkeys
me: what do you mean everybodies son, there is only one sun
her: one sun per country, everybody has there own
me: o yeah my mistake, i think they are all the same

followed by her giving me a look of disbelief to me like im some sort of idiot
Given your above typing I'd say the look your Mrs gave you was spot on, sun
yes

Craphouserat

1,496 posts

202 months

Wednesday 9th April 2014
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Can't remember what it was we were watching the other day but there was a question along the lines of what current board game involving discs is still called by its Latin name?

We're both thinking when she says.....

Tiddlywinks.

Marvib

528 posts

147 months

Thursday 10th April 2014
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Craphouserat said:
Can't remember what it was we were watching the other day but there was a question along the lines of what current board game involving discs is still called by its Latin name?

We're both thinking when she says.....

Tiddlywinks.
Ludo?

Chlamydia

1,082 posts

128 months

Thursday 10th April 2014
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Marvib said:
Craphouserat said:
Can't remember what it was we were watching the other day but there was a question along the lines of what current board game involving discs is still called by its Latin name?

We're both thinking when she says.....

Tiddlywinks.
Ludo?
Oh Christ, my missus just read that and said, "Chess! No... hold on..."

Asterix

24,438 posts

229 months

Thursday 10th April 2014
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Marvib said:
Craphouserat said:
Can't remember what it was we were watching the other day but there was a question along the lines of what current board game involving discs is still called by its Latin name?

We're both thinking when she says.....

Tiddlywinks.
Ludo?
Stupid boy - definately Tiddleywinks...

marshalla

15,902 posts

202 months

Thursday 10th April 2014
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We're in Hong Kong at the moment and did a little bit of sightseeing this morning. At one building I mentioned that it reminded me a little of Raffles in Singapore, to which she said "Mmm, Yes - it is a bit colonic isn't it ?"

onyx39

11,125 posts

151 months

Thursday 10th April 2014
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marshalla said:
We're in Hong Kong at the moment and did a little bit of sightseeing this morning. At one building I mentioned that it reminded me a little of Raffles in Singapore, to which she said "Mmm, Yes - it is a bit colonic isn't it ?"
How irrigating!

Vipers

32,898 posts

229 months

Thursday 10th April 2014
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Asterix said:
Marvib said:
Craphouserat said:
Can't remember what it was we were watching the other day but there was a question along the lines of what current board game involving discs is still called by its Latin name?

We're both thinking when she says.....

Tiddlywinks.
Ludo?
Stupid boy - definately Tiddleywinks...
Ludo!, uckers you fuc****, invented by Able Seaman Frank Ucker, commonly known as F.Ucker..............

Just a bit of naval history biggrin




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havoc

30,091 posts

236 months

Thursday 10th April 2014
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Vipers said:
Ludo!, uckers you fuc****, invented by Able Seaman Frank Ucker, commonly known as F.Ucker..............

Just a bit of naval history biggrin
I heard people kept getting confused for his mother...

matchmaker

8,497 posts

201 months

Monday 14th April 2014
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Sitting in a car park:

Her: "Is that a robin?"

Me: "Yes"

Her: "I thought they only came out in winter"

Mefrownafter several minutes of helpless laughter) "Like hibernation in reverse?"

Her: "Oh"

Einion Yrth

19,575 posts

245 months

Monday 14th April 2014
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matchmaker said:
Sitting in a car park:

Her: "Is that a robin?"

Me: "Yes"

Her: "I thought they only came out in winter"

Mefrownafter several minutes of helpless laughter) "Like hibernation in reverse?"

Her: "Oh"
Aestivation is not unknown. Not Robins though.

DannyScene

6,637 posts

156 months

Monday 14th April 2014
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matchmaker said:
Sitting in a car park:

Her: "Is that a robin?"

Me: "Yes"

Her: "I thought they only came out in winter"

Mefrownafter several minutes of helpless laughter) "Like hibernation in reverse?"

Her: "Oh"
My Girlfriend said exactly the same thing to me yesterday as we were getting in the car after taking the dog out

'Oh look a Robin, isn't that out a bit late, they're only about in winter aren't they?'

She couldnt answer me when I asked where the hell they went for the rest of the year

Frimley111R

15,677 posts

235 months

Monday 14th April 2014
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"What's rouge traders about?"

JRewing

17,540 posts

180 months

Monday 14th April 2014
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Frimley111R said:
"What's rouge traders about?"
Traders in lipstick?

(Meaning people who sell lipstick)

SpeckledJim

31,608 posts

254 months

Monday 14th April 2014
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Frimley111R said:
"What's rouge traders about?"
The Second World War domestic black market. Now go back to sleep.

Carthage

4,261 posts

145 months

Monday 14th April 2014
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DannyScene said:
matchmaker said:
Sitting in a car park:

Her: "Is that a robin?"

Me: "Yes"

Her: "I thought they only came out in winter"

Mefrownafter several minutes of helpless laughter) "Like hibernation in reverse?"

Her: "Oh"
My Girlfriend said exactly the same thing to me yesterday as we were getting in the car after taking the dog out

'Oh look a Robin, isn't that out a bit late, they're only about in winter aren't they?'

She couldnt answer me when I asked where the hell they went for the rest of the year
I must be as dim as your ladies; I thought some robins 'migrate' here to overwinter in the UK due to our relatively mild climate?



bigandclever

13,795 posts

239 months

Monday 14th April 2014
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Carthage said:
DannyScene said:
matchmaker said:
Sitting in a car park:

Her: "Is that a robin?"

Me: "Yes"

Her: "I thought they only came out in winter"

Mefrownafter several minutes of helpless laughter) "Like hibernation in reverse?"

Her: "Oh"
My Girlfriend said exactly the same thing to me yesterday as we were getting in the car after taking the dog out

'Oh look a Robin, isn't that out a bit late, they're only about in winter aren't they?'

She couldnt answer me when I asked where the hell they went for the rest of the year
I must be as dim as your ladies; I thought some robins 'migrate' here to overwinter in the UK due to our relatively mild climate?
I'm pretty sure that our British robins stay here all year round, and at winter we get a load of dodgy immigrants from Scandinavia and Russia and the like, avoiding their harsher winters. Then they spend their time shagging our female robins (at least, the ones who haven't gone over the channel for a bit of winter sun) before sodding off back home.

Cliftonite

8,412 posts

139 months

Monday 14th April 2014
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bigandclever said:
I'm pretty sure that our British robins stay here all year round, and at winter we get a load of dodgy immigrants from Scandinavia and Russia and the like, avoiding their harsher winters. Then they spend their time shagging our female robins (at least, the ones who haven't gone over the channel for a bit of winter sun) before sodding off back home.
Should the EU not therefore legislate to keep non-EU resident robins outside of the EU borders to protect our own robins?

Or is there an element of racism rearing its ugly head here?




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