Leisurely Scribbles (part 5) (Part 1)

I believe they are used to make crop circles.:mrgreen:

Good Morning everyone.
The sun is out, the sky is blue, I am here alone, so where are you?

I’m not here
Coz I’m a berk
Unlike you today
I have to work.

I’m still on holiday!
I took a month off
Do not scoff
I’m sorry for you
Don’t be blue
Buy a lotto ticket
Dreams can come true:lol:

I am really upset. Another friend the same age as me, has suddenly died.
It is a bad year for us.
We will be attending the funeral in Liverpool. The husband is talking to my husband right now.

Sorry to here your sad news Sweetie, we never know what another day brings do we, maybe it’s just as well we can’t see ahead.
A young mother of three, who lived a few doors down from us passed away last week, she was 36 and had cancer, it was one of the saddest funerals I’ve ever attended.:frowning:

Gummy I would think they would have to wait until the crop was harvested before any digging could begin.

“The henge, which could measure up to 200m in diameter, is believed to have been built some 500 years after Newgrange, which dates from 3,000 BC” RTE news.

Oh ye Spitty fella of little faith
Have thee not the patience to wait
Must ye pencil in the factor
That all this work was done by a tractor.:wink:

That is true Jem.

http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/air_festival/news/

http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/resources/images/6863778.jpg?htype=0&type=mc2

Yes I saw some of that on TV Sweetie, congrats to the lads and lassies of the RAF on the centenary.

Having read some of todays posts I pondered for a while and wondered about the French Revolution, and how many Aristocratic lovers shared “A Mutual Block”
Perhaps a sign pointed the way to eternity.
“For those who want to stay together forever, the Mutual Block is to the left, as far as the Revolution is concerned, two aristicratic heads are always better than one” :slight_smile:
Don’t forum rules carry some unusual terms.:wink:
Does a mutual block mean two members don boxing gloves and knock each others block off?:lol:

wot on earth are ya onna bout Jem?? - do we have mutual blocks on here - no one ever said - fgs RJ could be locked in one for ever!! - quick search party

Sadly Gummy I think RJ and Pug have made up their minds not to return, I’ve never known RJ to be absent for so long, ’tis such a pity, they are great contributors and are badly missed, but I live in hope and nothing surprises me anymore. :wink:

I’m thinking the same Jem.
Maybe RJ is too poorly???
Pugsy Wugsy I have contacted.
Let me try to lure him back.
It was true what he posted, I didn’t believe him until I was able to look back on the Games thread.
My ancestors escaped the French Revolution.
Mutual bans are for folks that don’t get on!
Good idea.

Some posters get offended, others get upended, c’est la vie.

Some dry up, and can’t express c’est lavvy.

No fear of you drying up Spitty…you spill so little.:-D;-)

Just popped in to say Goodnight.

well said spittie - the most sensible - in fact the only sensible thing you said all season - AND the season isn’t finished until the last grouse is shot - tally ho!! hand me me bluderbust

well it looks like it’s down to the famous or is that infamous fighting four dartanger ; his brother A ; his other brother R and his sister SP [ shush don’t say the last one out loud well be the laughing stock of the bloody elizabethan players!!]

Are you writing a play Gummy?
We need something new on Scribbles.
A sitcom seems a start.:lol:

I nearly put something naughty. Deleted.:mrgreen:

Yes it’s called “four farts and a quimmy”??

and where is that miserable git Pugs - he’s still got me sequined off the shoulder dress and he looks fat in it!!

I don’t know, I have sent out an SOS;-)
You do like dazzling things Gummy Bear.:lol:

oh yes we are featuring dazzling things on the cheeky thread - do join us SP is the compare!!

Dazzling things indeed :lol:, your dazzling days are well and truly over me lad, as me granny used to say “Com’er and I’ll dazzle yeh, yeh little brat”:smiley:

Our chief of police was presented with the very latest in wristwatch technology at a function last week. This watch it top notch and very expensive, it can forecast the weather for you, tell you your blood pressure, has a micro Android system installed, tells you your heart rate, your pulse rate and even the crime rate.
At the function, he had a question and answer session and an eager young reporter stands up and says “I believe the crime rate in Dublin has risen 30% in the last 5 years, is that true?”
The chief looks at his timepiece and replies “No, not on my watch” :slight_smile:
I hate that expression “Not on my watch” so full of macho self importance.