Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life Volume 37
Discussion
spikeyhead said:
Magooagain said:
Ha ha Zoom! You may have forgot about how the French love thier red tape old chap! We needed so much proof of who we were,who we were previously married too,what children I had,where are they,did I have a father etc etc etc.
I can imagine it now at the zoom meet! How do we know who you are on the screen?
Mad Carol will witness for Madam M and I've yet to find anyone.
To put it simply there is no one. I'm hopefull our uk based neighbour will be here by the wedding date,so he can witness for me.
A quick ceremony then back to mine for a dip in the pool and Champagne. That'll do!
Mantic innit!
why would you want to dip in champagne? wouldn't you be better off drinking it?I can imagine it now at the zoom meet! How do we know who you are on the screen?
Mad Carol will witness for Madam M and I've yet to find anyone.
To put it simply there is no one. I'm hopefull our uk based neighbour will be here by the wedding date,so he can witness for me.
A quick ceremony then back to mine for a dip in the pool and Champagne. That'll do!
Mantic innit!
I thought all powerfully built Trivialites had one!!!!
Obviously I don't, mainly because I'm not a fan of champagne!!!
slopes said:
DickyC said:
Bobberoo said:
You should see him in his full sequined Cha-Cha outfit!!!
Fully hand-sequinned in tones of pink from Light Coral to Plum Velvet? I think you'll find those are his race overalls.
indeed they are your LordshipScrump- it isn't ballroom dancing, some f
ker put one of those electric shock hand things on my chair 
Bobbers - my dancing outfit consists of steel toe cap clogs, leg warmers, puce coloured shorts and tank top, one of those beanie hats with a propeller on it, welding gauntlets and a comedy Marx Brothers fake mustache/glasses combo.
Bobberoo said:
ApOrbital said:
Just saved my g/f £500 on car insurance 2006 ford focus 1,4 wtf.Was £750.
That was bloody steep, our insurance is about £800 for the two cars, postcode plays a big part, a newer car doesn't help!! Bloody good saving though ApO!!! 
Yay, I'm here in time for the TTFNPequiz. 
I have just dined on a freshly caught 28-day aged sirloin steak, Jersey Royals and a side dish of Robbopops Special Salad (Mediterranean style).
And I am halfway though my second beer to loosen up the synapses buried somewhere deep in my squidgy grey matter.
Some of my answers may be difficult to decipher, but it doesn't really matter, it's the taking part that counts, innit, eh?
Standing by......
I have just dined on a freshly caught 28-day aged sirloin steak, Jersey Royals and a side dish of Robbopops Special Salad (Mediterranean style).
And I am halfway though my second beer to loosen up the synapses buried somewhere deep in my squidgy grey matter.
Some of my answers may be difficult to decipher, but it doesn't really matter, it's the taking part that counts, innit, eh?
Standing by......
glenrobbo said:
Yay, I'm here in time for the TTFNPequiz.
I have just dined on a freshly caught 28-day aged sirloin steak, Jersey Royals and a side dish of Robbopops Special Salad (Mediterranean style).
And I am halfway though my second beer to loosen up the synapses buried somewhere deep in my squidgy grey matter.
Some of my answers may be difficult to decipher, but it doesn't really matter, it's the taking part that counts, innit, eh?
Standing by......
Most excellent you are available to attend the TTFNQ this evening Robbo.I have just dined on a freshly caught 28-day aged sirloin steak, Jersey Royals and a side dish of Robbopops Special Salad (Mediterranean style).
And I am halfway though my second beer to loosen up the synapses buried somewhere deep in my squidgy grey matter.
Some of my answers may be difficult to decipher, but it doesn't really matter, it's the taking part that counts, innit, eh?
Standing by......
Have you booked a seat in the Lounge Bar and have your NHS C-19 QR ready?
20 mins to start, how many do we have in the bra?
Bobberoo said:
slopes said:
DickyC said:
Bobberoo said:
You should see him in his full sequined Cha-Cha outfit!!!
Fully hand-sequinned in tones of pink from Light Coral to Plum Velvet? I think you'll find those are his race overalls. indeed they are your LordshipScrump- it isn't ballroom dancing, some f
ker put one of those electric shock hand things on my chair Bobbers - my dancing outfit consists of steel toe cap clogs, leg warmers, puce coloured shorts and tank top, one of those beanie hats with a propeller on it, welding gauntlets and a comedy Marx Brothers fake mustache/glasses combo.
Bobberoo said:
I'm here, as is Mrs Bobbers!!! 
We managed to get our usual table by the bar, but it appears that someone has stolen the eraser off my pencil!!!
Good god, is there nowhere that's safe from Erasure!!!?We managed to get our usual table by the bar, but it appears that someone has stolen the eraser off my pencil!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x34icYC8zA0&ab...
So here it is... one (1) hour to complete and no shouting out the answers!!!
Q1 - Which animal can be seen on the Porsche logo?
Q2 - The ancient Phoenician city of Constantine is located in which modern-day Arab country?
Q3 - John Still, Bishop of Bath and Wells was born in 1543. On which day?
Q4 - Harry Bernard Allen. What was his profession?
Q5 - Crackerjack! was first aired on the BBC on 14th September 1955. Who was the original host?
Q6 - How many sides does a hectagon have?
Q7 - Founder of a ragged school and mission to seafarers, Henry Cook, lived in a famous south coast tourist hotspot in 1853. Where?
Q8 - What type of animal is a Flemish giant?
Q9 - What is a Quadratrix of Hippias?
Q10 - Robert Baden-Powell was famous for what and where was his first camp for boys which he began in 1907?
Q1 - Which animal can be seen on the Porsche logo?
Q2 - The ancient Phoenician city of Constantine is located in which modern-day Arab country?
Q3 - John Still, Bishop of Bath and Wells was born in 1543. On which day?
Q4 - Harry Bernard Allen. What was his profession?
Q5 - Crackerjack! was first aired on the BBC on 14th September 1955. Who was the original host?
Q6 - How many sides does a hectagon have?
Q7 - Founder of a ragged school and mission to seafarers, Henry Cook, lived in a famous south coast tourist hotspot in 1853. Where?
Q8 - What type of animal is a Flemish giant?
Q9 - What is a Quadratrix of Hippias?
Q10 - Robert Baden-Powell was famous for what and where was his first camp for boys which he began in 1907?
I've rushed the washing up! Which no doubt will be scrutinized in the morning by Madam M. She! in the meantime is already blocked up by drinking two small glasses of white wine and is sat outside in the shade gassing to North Norfolk!
When she started her bus this afternoon it showed 41 degree's!
We had a large salard tonight laced with pan fried prawns and some sort of stuffed pasta in a pesto liquid.
Agent M and I shared a rather nice ice cream this afternoon and now she has eaten her dinner and is now chewing on a new hoof!
She has a shock coming in the morning though as she is starting to show reluctance in going walkies,due to the heat I imagine.
As she likes to lay in till 9.30 most mornings the shock of a 7am ramble won't be welcomed I imagine.
When she started her bus this afternoon it showed 41 degree's!
We had a large salard tonight laced with pan fried prawns and some sort of stuffed pasta in a pesto liquid.
Agent M and I shared a rather nice ice cream this afternoon and now she has eaten her dinner and is now chewing on a new hoof!
She has a shock coming in the morning though as she is starting to show reluctance in going walkies,due to the heat I imagine.
As she likes to lay in till 9.30 most mornings the shock of a 7am ramble won't be welcomed I imagine.
P5BNij said:
Steep? I'll say it is - I renewed my Cooper S insurance today and added the Maser to it, grand total : £341.23! Mind you, it does help being an aged old git
iIt's the post code as you have said my st is £300 but I live in a bunker and up a tree anyone win that spoon duel ?
[quote=pequod]So here it is... one (1) hour to complete and no shouting out the answers!!!
Q1 - Which animal can be seen on the Porsche logo? A cat if the engine is warm
Q2 - The ancient Phoenician city of Constantine is located in which modern-day Arab country? Turkey
Q3 - John Still, Bishop of Bath and Wells was born in 1543. On which day? A Thursday (in the afternoon)
Q4 - Harry Bernard Allen. What was his profession? He was a key maker
Q5 - Crackerjack! was first aired on the BBC on 14th September 1955. Who was the original host? Eamonn Andrews
Q6 - How many sides does a hectagon have? Two, inside and outside (unless it has been misspelled)
Q7 - Founder of a ragged school and mission to seafarers, Henry Cook, lived in a famous south coast tourist hotspot in 1853. Where? A guess - Brighton?
Q8 - What type of animal is a Flemish giant? A big one, covered in spit
Q9 - What is a Quadratrix of Hippias? A group of four Beatniks
Q10 - Robert Baden-Powell was famous for what and where was his first camp for boys which he began in 1907? a) Relief of Mafeking or somewhere nearby. b) Skegness
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]I'm really getting the hang of this now!
Q1 - Which animal can be seen on the Porsche logo? A cat if the engine is warm
Q2 - The ancient Phoenician city of Constantine is located in which modern-day Arab country? Turkey
Q3 - John Still, Bishop of Bath and Wells was born in 1543. On which day? A Thursday (in the afternoon)
Q4 - Harry Bernard Allen. What was his profession? He was a key maker
Q5 - Crackerjack! was first aired on the BBC on 14th September 1955. Who was the original host? Eamonn Andrews
Q6 - How many sides does a hectagon have? Two, inside and outside (unless it has been misspelled)
Q7 - Founder of a ragged school and mission to seafarers, Henry Cook, lived in a famous south coast tourist hotspot in 1853. Where? A guess - Brighton?
Q8 - What type of animal is a Flemish giant? A big one, covered in spit
Q9 - What is a Quadratrix of Hippias? A group of four Beatniks
Q10 - Robert Baden-Powell was famous for what and where was his first camp for boys which he began in 1907? a) Relief of Mafeking or somewhere nearby. b) Skegness
[/quote
]I'm really getting the hang of this now!
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