Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life Volume 36

Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life Volume 36

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Magooagain

9,988 posts

170 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Home now. Trailor sold and gone! A sad but nessesary deed. More grass to cut!

Bobberoo99

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38,649 posts

98 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Well as the day wears on i'm getting more and more tired, i think i may be heading for a kip when i get home!!!!

glenrobbo

35,266 posts

150 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Bobberoo99 said:
Well as the day wears on i'm getting more and more tired, i think i may be heading for a kip when i get home!!!!
It's not unusual. sleep

Bomma R1

14,495 posts

125 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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glenrobbo said:
Bobberoo99 said:
Well as the day wears on i'm getting more and more tired, i think i may be heading for a kip when i get home!!!!
It's not unusual. sleep
Delilah. smile

Bobberoo99

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38,649 posts

98 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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She's a lady!!

Kip time!!! sleep

pequod

8,997 posts

138 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Bomma R1 said:
glenrobbo said:
Bobberoo99 said:
Well as the day wears on i'm getting more and more tired, i think i may be heading for a kip when i get home!!!!
It's not unusual. sleep
Delilah. smile
Why, why, why ...

BTW, the word 'kip' has an interesting origin;

''Kip is an old Dutch word kippe that came from the Middle Ages meaning a hut. Where people would live and sleep. In the middle of the 18th century it became an Irish slang for brothel.''

glenrobbo

35,266 posts

150 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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pequod said:
Why, why, why ...

BTW, the word 'kip' has an interesting origin;

''Kip is an old Dutch word kippe that came from the Middle Ages meaning a hut. Where people would live and sleep. In the middle of the 18th century it became an Irish slang for brothel.''
And I thought it was Dutch for chicken. No wonder I always went hungry in Amsterdam. rolleyes

Also:
The kip is the currency of Laos since 1955. Historically, one kip was divided into 100 att (ອັດ). The term derives from ກີບ kìtongue out, a Lao word meaning "ingot." ...

1 kip is worth approx 0.0001 US$

Poor Bobbers is never gonna get rich on just 1 kip a day... frown

Edited by glenrobbo on Thursday 25th February 15:48

Magooagain

9,988 posts

170 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Here Kip Kip Kip! I hear my Dutch pal calling his chickens. Let's hope Bobber's doesn't hear him!

I'm just back from a long Mavis march. We've over done it I think as we're both plonked out on the sofa.
I'm especially knackered due to injuring myself just before going on the walk.

I thought I would shower before I go,so as I was naked I caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror!
So while looking down there I thought Mmm 'Gandolph" so I took the scissors out and gave myself a severe trim but was a bit of enthusiastic and drew blood!
Nothing serious and anyway the two veg are redundant anyway!

pequod

8,997 posts

138 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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... and kippe is pronounced 'kipper' in Dutch which explains the word for a herring that was traditionally smoked in a shack near where the boats came in, chuck. Probably the same reason it became slang for a brothel in Ireland.

All a bit fishy ...!

Magooagain

9,988 posts

170 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Ah yes! The curse of the hairy Kipper!

glenrobbo

35,266 posts

150 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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The wonderful world of etymology!

Marvellous!

Big George has tired himself out and is also having a kip on the settee. sleep
I shall let him have another 20 mins, then whisk him back home in the C-Ma_, before I accidentally nod off myself.

smile

pequod

8,997 posts

138 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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... still struggling to link the word Skipper.

Maybe the Dutch lisp has created this as in es kippe, a former kippe that has now become seagoing, and, ergo, the master thereof?


Bobberoo99

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38,649 posts

98 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Ssnaarrff
Gggnnnmpppff
Whasat??
YYAAAWWWNNN
Jesus that was some hairykipperbrothelchickencoin!!!!
I think I'll just stick to kip!!!!

Give Mavis a belly rub from us Magoo!!!

Very interesting trivia there chaps, despite my snoozing, the old Triv-o-meter recorded a very respectable 9.467, excellent!!! thumbup

pequod

8,997 posts

138 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Afternoon skipper. Nice snooze?

Anyway, glenners has been to Amstellerjam so maybe he has contacts who can lend an explanation to the origins of 'ecs kippe'?

Is this a simple misunderstanding, or a C18th insult by the Dutch Navy?

They can't even spell 'Yacht' correctly!

StuntmanMike

11,671 posts

151 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Evening all. Glenners Amsterdam trip is heartening, hopefully Percy’s boot is full of some great green so this poxy lockdown will pass quicker. hippy

Another day of instruction over, out on the crane tomorrow with a pupil.

Can’t be arsed on the bike tonight but it at last is getting easier.

Friday tomorrow, weeks gone quickly, Instructing new guys is rewarding though, but it is hard work.

I’m drained when I get home. Drained, not spent. Definitely not spent. StuntwomanWife is holding out on me frown

Bomma R1

14,495 posts

125 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Irish brothel?

StuntmanMike

11,671 posts

151 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Bomma R1 said:
Irish brothel?
Garblesnatcher!

Bomma R1

14,495 posts

125 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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StuntmanMike said:
Bomma R1 said:
Irish brothel?
Garblesnatcher!
I'd wager they'd want extra for that...

Anyhow, it's reminded me, has anyone seen or heard from Father O'Friggery lately?

There's a load of his "merchandise" in the hangar that he had delivered there some time ago.

I could really do with using the space it's taking up.

Bobberoo99

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38,649 posts

98 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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StuntmanMike said:
Bomma R1 said:
Irish brothel?
Garblesnatcher!
Every time I see that word it makes me laugh!!!

Yes thanks pequod, while I prefer the early shift allowing me to get stuff done when I get home, it's also quite tiring getting up at 0500 during the week, given a few weeks I get used to it and end up only having a kip for an hour or so meaning I can still get some time to myself!!!

Tonight's culinary delights were sweet and sour pork with wholegrain rice!!!

pequod

8,997 posts

138 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Bomma R1 said:
I'd wager they'd want extra for that...

Anyhow, it's reminded me, has anyone seen or heard from Father O'Friggery lately?

There's a load of his "merchandise" in the hangar that he had delivered there some time ago.

I could really do with using the space it's taking up.
Father O' was defrocked, so you are free to invoice Papal Inc. direct, any further storage charges.

What's in there? I'm guessing it's just a collection of empty bottles and tourist tat from the Vatican that he was blessed with by his flock?

His collection of gold teeth might be worth something so best keep them until they are either reunited with the family, or you have a Papal Decree to distribute the proceeds amongst the poor of the Lounge Bar.
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