Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life (Vol 31)
Discussion
nonsequitur said:
Is that similar to a Sagermakers Bottomknocker, circa 1958, What's my Line*?
I'm not sure, NS. 
Best have a google with Rambling Syd Rumpo...
( He would certainly have loved to sing about a bit of googling. )
https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-sa...
* Panel Chairman: Gilbert Harding.
I once won a crossword prize as a child. I received the much coveted " Gilbert Harding Question Book".
Edited by glenrobbo on Wednesday 13th March 23:32
Pericoloso said:
I'm getting Pericoloso ly close to 3800000000000000000 posts.
Time for a flounce I think.
Don't go flouncing off for too long, Peri, or you'll miss your digits clicking over! Time for a flounce I think.
Shall I tell Frank to get the celebratory fizzy Lithuanian Hogwort Extract on ice? It will need the scum on the surface skimming off first, obviously. But it tastes amazing!
And I think we have a balloon or two* and a couple of lengths of bunting☆ left over from the last
* I'm pretty sure they are party balloons. They are the long pink ones that can be twisted into animal shapes once inflated.
☆ I think it's bunting. It says "CRIME SCENE: DO NOT ENTER" in bold letters and is brightly coloured.
I've just returned from a trip to deepest, darkest Woking. Well, not too sure about the deepest bit to be perfectly honest but it was certainly dark.
Stopped at a motorway services for a nice (nice?) cup of coffee and a sticky bun on the way back.
HOW f
kING MUCH???
They may as well wear masks and carry pistols. Bloody robdogs
Think I'll have a couple of hours kip now.
Stopped at a motorway services for a nice (nice?) cup of coffee and a sticky bun on the way back.
HOW f
kING MUCH??? They may as well wear masks and carry pistols. Bloody robdogs
Think I'll have a couple of hours kip now.
Oh dear!!! Are you sure it was Woking you went, Bomma? Or were you straightening your trousers? 
Wet & windy here.
And it looks just as bad outside.
I agree with Bomma: for the amount they charge at some of those places for coffee, I could make about 100 cups of something decent using choice Balkan beans and a hand grinder.
Admittedly it's a bit painful grinding your hand, but that's the trade-off I guess.
And lo it came to pass that Thursday appeared before us in all it's magnifluence.
And glenrobbo did quoth in words of wisdom: "Fk it, I'll have another cuppa".
And he did transfer a cup of water from his tap unto his kettle and he did pour the water into the vessel. And he did command a power to heat the water verily unto boiling point.
And he did then pour the water onto a teabag in the cup and squeeze and stir.
And he waited until the moment of righteousness came upon it and squoze the teabag to extract the fullness of it's flavour.
And glenrobbo tasted it and smiled, saying: "Eee bah goom, tha's a reet gradely cooppa!"
Funny how Yorkshire Tea can transform a man, in't it?
Wet & windy here.
And it looks just as bad outside.
I agree with Bomma: for the amount they charge at some of those places for coffee, I could make about 100 cups of something decent using choice Balkan beans and a hand grinder.
Admittedly it's a bit painful grinding your hand, but that's the trade-off I guess.
And lo it came to pass that Thursday appeared before us in all it's magnifluence.
And glenrobbo did quoth in words of wisdom: "F
k it, I'll have another cuppa".And he did transfer a cup of water from his tap unto his kettle and he did pour the water into the vessel. And he did command a power to heat the water verily unto boiling point.
And he did then pour the water onto a teabag in the cup and squeeze and stir.
And he waited until the moment of righteousness came upon it and squoze the teabag to extract the fullness of it's flavour.
And glenrobbo tasted it and smiled, saying: "Eee bah goom, tha's a reet gradely cooppa!"
Funny how Yorkshire Tea can transform a man, in't it?
Edited by glenrobbo on Thursday 14th March 07:27
Bobberoo99 said:
It's wet and windy dahn sarf again!!!
I'm taking bets on how many more of my sodding fence panels come down!!!
My bible bashing but picky about his Commandments neighbour has a thing about fences. Forget Love Thy Neighbour, think how much it will cost to fix. I'm taking bets on how many more of my sodding fence panels come down!!!
"Are you sure it's my fence?"
"Yes, I'm sure. Must we have this conversation every time?"
His £3 Fix-A-Fence from eBay last year wasn't a success.
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