Leisurely Scribbles (part 5) (Part 1)

ya ain’t missin much doll! you don’t like agatha raisin do ya shettie??

Agatha Raisin’s current audio book is on BBC radio.:wink:

In my humble opinion that was a bad version of Agatha Christie’s “Mirror Cracked’ Gummy, having read the book I think Julia McKemzie as Miss Marple in the 2010 TV film was much truer to the story. I agree Tony Curtis is always good value.
I remember when the film “Davy Crockett came out in 1955, I was a ten year old kid, the film was a sensation over here, every boy (and even some girls) wanted to have a Davy Crocket hat, no cat was safe in the neighbourhood (I’m exaggerating of course, don’t want to be lynched by the cat folks on here);-):slight_smile:
My mother made me one from an old fox fur her Aunt had left her, remember those horrible things? a dead fox hanging over the shoulders with the four legs drooping down the front. She made a great job of the hat and I was as proud as punch walking down the street with it on.:slight_smile:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=/txcRQedoEyY

He is still missing Gummy.

I was thinking.
Gummy is a Scouser
Jem is a Paddy
Spitty is a Brummie
I am just a Berk:mrgreen:

after the 11 plus I started grammar and didn’t have a lot of mates but one of them had a mum with an old fur coat and she made two davy crockett hats for us both - once I was outside the school gates I wore it home on the two trams I caught - wot tales to tell - yep will tell that one next time!

now I put that down as super confident the only other option being super stupid!!

Do you need an answer?:lol:

came across a quirky little old fillum last night - NOT a ladies film but an interesting one for the men [no no sex!] just old fashioned modern day cowboys - “No counry for old men” - quite riveting and wot we all like a sad unresolved end!

The Tea machine was out of order in Sainsburys this morning, no hot water, I usually exchange a funny with the guy, who serves on the till and he usually has a valid response, but this morning I left him bereft of a response, I pointed at the machine and said, “That geezer needs sorting out”.:lol:

Forum life s spreading.:lol:

I quickly read that and thought I read Time Machine.:lol:

The guy in Sainsburys is very savvy, probably a casualty of commercialism.

That was a serious post.

I am very sloshy.:mrgreen:
Get to the party Mr Smarty.:lol:

Its all about respect.

We had a gas geezer in our kitchen when we were kids, a very unreliable heap of junk, I think it was called an Ascot, bloody thing was always breaking down, you can’t beat the old kettle on the hob for a quick cup of tea in the morning.:slight_smile:

I’ve just started reading the beginnings of scribbles again - we were a quirky innocent bunch of near do wellers then!

I forgot to mention Agatha Raisin’s new book is all about a Damsel who has a Plum job, she is secretary to the Sultana of Oman at the embassy, she goes out on a Date and on the way home she is Graped, yes that’s the correct word for it, there was a bunch of them involved.:slight_smile:
Phew! well that’s that one milked to death.:smiley:

Ascot??? I thought that was a race course?
Only teasing, I know what you mean Jem.

Until I barged in.
I can take it, go on, I am a bad influence.:mrgreen:

nothing wrong with bad influences is there? they can take boring out of life!

They also break silence.:lol::lol:

Go feed the dogs. xxxx