Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life Volume 37
Discussion
slopes said:
r159 said:
slopes said:
Wet sanding is fun especially once you actually commit to it and wonder if you need to become aqquainted with your local bodyshop 
Gawd bless my DA….
Fettling - it's the new yoga.
But Shirley that would imply that r159 is either a District Attorney or that was in fact holding a District Attorney while that District Attorney wet sanded his car!?!?! 
Morning chaps
Today I shall turn my attention to the lower paddock, the grass areas around the airstrip, and the front lawn, none of them have been mowed for a while, what with Battert now splitting has time between his Matter Transfer Device, directing the visitors to the upper field for parking, continuing with his ongoing fortifications/kitchen garden/Trivton Henge reconstruction, taking care of the residents, maning the lounge bar and still looking after the Trivial Towers he says he hasn't had time to mow the grass!!!
Morning chaps
Today I shall turn my attention to the lower paddock, the grass areas around the airstrip, and the front lawn, none of them have been mowed for a while, what with Battert now splitting has time between his Matter Transfer Device, directing the visitors to the upper field for parking, continuing with his ongoing fortifications/kitchen garden/Trivton Henge reconstruction, taking care of the residents, maning the lounge bar and still looking after the Trivial Towers he says he hasn't had time to mow the grass!!!
That's the trouble with the younger generation:
A distinct lack of moral fibre.
What is needed is mass-production of upper lip stiffeners, to be rolled out on a scale commensurate with the mass vaccination programme.
When I was younger, I just had to grin and bare it.
Mind you, the police were more old school in those days, and a lot more tolerant of such behaviour.
PC "Reggie" Dixon would just tell me to put it away and behave myself. Lovely fellow, he was. He liked to keep a tight grip of things on his beat. No need for DA's back then. Just locally appointed magistrates to keep the piece (i before e).
I blame the yanks.
"Got any gum, Chum?"
A distinct lack of moral fibre.
What is needed is mass-production of upper lip stiffeners, to be rolled out on a scale commensurate with the mass vaccination programme.
When I was younger, I just had to grin and bare it.
Mind you, the police were more old school in those days, and a lot more tolerant of such behaviour.
PC "Reggie" Dixon would just tell me to put it away and behave myself. Lovely fellow, he was. He liked to keep a tight grip of things on his beat. No need for DA's back then. Just locally appointed magistrates to keep the piece (i before e).
I blame the yanks.
"Got any gum, Chum?"
Edited by glenrobbo on Sunday 13th June 10:09
We were having a similar conversation at work last week, when I was a kid if you did something wrong you knew you were going to get punished, whether it be out on the street, at school or at home, I don't think that there's any punishment system nowadays so kids know that they can push their luck to the limit.
Scrump said:
Those G7 leader types don't seem to be doing much quarantining though.
These determined environmental activists have all flown in to Kernow by private jets from Amber/Red travel ban status countries in order to gather together to discuss global warming and the fight against the global pandemic.
Huzzah!
Oh, the irony...
DickyC said:
Me: I'm off then.
Mrs C: Can you buy some cars?
Me: Yeah! I'll say!
Mrs C: What are you talking like that for?
Me: You said i can buy some cars.
Mrs C: Water biscuits. Can you buy some Carr's water biscuits?
Mrs C: Can you buy some cars?
Me: Yeah! I'll say!
Mrs C: What are you talking like that for?
Me: You said i can buy some cars.
Mrs C: Water biscuits. Can you buy some Carr's water biscuits?
Oh poor Dicky, your excitement level must have yo-yoed like a goodun!!!
As for the G7 bunch, I find it absolutely f
king hilarious that the rules don't apply to that lot!!!DickyC said:
Me: I'm off then.
Mrs C: Can you buy some cars?
Me: Yeah! I'll say!
Mrs C: What are you talking like that for?
Me: You said i can buy some cars.
Mrs C: Water biscuits. Can you buy some Carr's water biscuits?
That's sheer unadulterated cruelty on Mrs C's part, that is!Mrs C: Can you buy some cars?
Me: Yeah! I'll say!
Mrs C: What are you talking like that for?
Me: You said i can buy some cars.
Mrs C: Water biscuits. Can you buy some Carr's water biscuits?
Having a clear out of my CDs, found two copies of 'Sgt.Pepper', a 'Pete & Dud' sketches compilation and a Nick Drake 'best of' I'd completely forgotten about
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