Classic from the Mrs! Vol 2
Discussion
Cemesis said:
Skyrat said:
Guy: It's the moon passing between the earth and the sun.
Her: But they're the same thing.
Guy: What?
Her: The sun and the moon. The moon is just the sun at night.
You have to be making that upHer: But they're the same thing.
Guy: What?
Her: The sun and the moon. The moon is just the sun at night.
The wife of a friend of mine some years ago said that she thought that the moon was just a sort of reflection of the sun in the sky.
I was lost for words, still am.
Impasse said:
Cotty said:
Vipers said:
Something came up on n TV about fish pie, she says "What do they put in fish pie".......
She might mean which fish, I always use three different fish in mine.And your sitting downstairs in your dressing gown at 2300 and go out the door from the sitting room which goes to two places, out of the front door, or the stairs, and she says "Where are you going"............ But I love her.
callmedave said:
Cemesis said:
Skyrat said:
Guy: It's the moon passing between the earth and the sun.
Her: But they're the same thing.
Guy: What?
Her: The sun and the moon. The moon is just the sun at night.
You have to be making that upHer: But they're the same thing.
Guy: What?
Her: The sun and the moon. The moon is just the sun at night.
ETA: I've double checked with other people who were there, and I've remembered it correctly. She doesn't understand the concept of heliocentrism either
Edited by Skyrat on Wednesday 29th June 10:23
RizzoTheRat said:
jbudgie said:
I don't think he is.
The wife of a friend of mine some years ago said that she thought that the moon was just a sort of reflection of the sun in the sky.
I was lost for words, still am.
Well to be fair to her that is actually what you see when you look at the moon :-D The wife of a friend of mine some years ago said that she thought that the moon was just a sort of reflection of the sun in the sky.
I was lost for words, still am.
jbudgie said:
RizzoTheRat said:
jbudgie said:
I don't think he is.
The wife of a friend of mine some years ago said that she thought that the moon was just a sort of reflection of the sun in the sky.
I was lost for words, still am.
Well to be fair to her that is actually what you see when you look at the moon :-D The wife of a friend of mine some years ago said that she thought that the moon was just a sort of reflection of the sun in the sky.
I was lost for words, still am.
Skyedriver said:
jbudgie said:
RizzoTheRat said:
jbudgie said:
I don't think he is.
The wife of a friend of mine some years ago said that she thought that the moon was just a sort of reflection of the sun in the sky.
I was lost for words, still am.
Well to be fair to her that is actually what you see when you look at the moon :-D The wife of a friend of mine some years ago said that she thought that the moon was just a sort of reflection of the sun in the sky.
I was lost for words, still am.
viscountdallara said:
HER " Look at those big white ducks "
ME " Those big white ducks are geese"
HER " Oh. That's going on pistonheads, isn't it"
ME " Yep ! "
( happy birthday dear !! )
My Mrs said the same a couple of months ago, the boy was pissing himself. ME " Those big white ducks are geese"
HER " Oh. That's going on pistonheads, isn't it"
ME " Yep ! "
( happy birthday dear !! )
Edited by viscountdallara on Wednesday 29th June 21:28
jbudgie said:
The wife of a friend of mine some years ago said that she thought that the moon was just a sort of reflection of the sun in the sky.
I was lost for words, still am.
Errr...it kind of is, in a roundabout way. You can't see the moon, apart from when it's reflecting the light from the sun.I was lost for words, still am.
TwigtheWonderkid said:
Errr...it kind of is, in a roundabout way. You can't see the moon, apart from when it's reflecting the light from the sun.
That applies to anything though, you can see objects unless they are reflecting light from either the sun or some other light source, doesnt mean my hand and the light bulb are the same object :PShakermaker said:
Best one from my now wife, early on in our relationship, she came home from doing some shopping and handed me a large Toblerone.
"Oh thank you darling, you shouldn't have!"
"No its OK, guess how much this was in Poundland?"
A former girlfriend was forever in the local Pound Shop. Every time she bought something there I'd ask, "How much was it?""Oh thank you darling, you shouldn't have!"
"No its OK, guess how much this was in Poundland?"
She'd always bite.
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