yes we all suffer from a disease called “immortality” which causes us to do strange things like putting up plaques just to be remembered after we’ve become re- membered? - now there’s a riddle te diddle de tum!
how about "he came ; he jacked ; he hammered??
We get plaque on our teeth, the water is hard!!!
no can’t do anyfink wiv that one - try another??
when I am King dilly dilly??
Don’t dilly dally on the way:lol:
you remember dat ? - you’re older than I thought!
I sing it at the Care Home I volunteer in. 
There were parts of that song I had to google.
This line had me wondering.
I walked be’ind wiv me old cock linnet
Hmm - well a cock is just a cock but when he gets his linnet - innit?
oh luvely there’s pugsie in drag!!
is this pugsie then?
The Byronic Hero
Byron conceived this type of hero through his works, with Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage (1812) said to be the first instance of such a man. The Byronic hero is one that closely mimics Byron himself, and is best summed up by Lord Macauley: “a man proud, moody, cynical with defiance on his brow, and misery in his heart, a scorner of his kind, implacable in revenge, yet capable of deep and strong affection” (from Critical and Historical Essays Volume 2). An excellent example of the Byronic hero can be found in Manfred (1817). Manfred fits these Romantic criteria because he is above other humans so he must not submit to other human authority. Manfred is a man’s man that only submits to himself and, later on, he proves to be his own regulator by means of self destruction. The classic Byronic hero, like Victor Frankenstein, does not fall because of others, but by his own hand and mistakes. Unmatched brilliance and arrogance are the eventual downfall for all Byronic heroes. Satan in Milton’s Paradise Lost shares many similarities with Manfred and Victor Frankenstein alike as he is a revolutionary model for the Romantics. Mary Shelley, having spent time with and read Byron’s work was influenced to make Victor, the human, the Byronic hero, while the monster is the tragic hero.
“a man proud, moody, cynical with defiance on his brow, and misery in his heart, a scorner of his kind, implacable in revenge, yet capable of deep and strong affection” - that’s me that’s me exactly me - erhm before the transgender of course!!
Scribbles will be needing some deep and meaningful posts from you Gummy Bear.
Good Night lovelies
toodly pip!
right Jem wez owes ya one - ireland beat ozzies in second rugby match !
OK but watch out we’re comin for yuuz again! - the comment also was the Ireland is the best rugby team in europe - wot even better than france??