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along with Martle`s cigarette ash which I carefully brushed from my scarf. What was my ash doing in the vicinity of your neck gear, Mort?! Talk about ungentlemanly! That's George and me in the doghouse now.
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Ho George. With your permission I shall make a careful note of your wonderful - "territory where the eye of man should never set foot". It will undoubtedly come in useful in the village pub when visiting nubiles catch the attention of local hayseeds. Cheers
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This is very impressive dog house. With houses so expensive we may only afford this small houses now. Also it could even have air conditioner. I remember some long time ago there was a preacher in america whos dog had air conditioned house.
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Ho George. With your permission I shall make a careful note of your wonderful - "territory where the eye of man should never set foot". It will undoubtedly come in useful in the village pub when visiting nubiles catch the attention of local hayseeds. Cheers
Ho, Soundwave. I fear I nicked it, without permission, attribution or payment, from Mr John Lennon of The Beagles singing group who says something like it, I think, in the film of Magical Mystery Tour. It is mine neither to give nor to withhold
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« Reply #1084 on: 16:03:17, 22-04-2007 » |
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This is very impressive dog house. With houses so expensive we may only afford this small houses now. Also it could even have air conditioner. I remember some long time ago there was a preacher in america whos dog had air conditioned house.
http://www.resourcesforlife.com/groups/smallhousesociety/small houses, my friend is enjoying living on his motorhome, who knows eh
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Ho George. With your permission I shall make a careful note of your wonderful - "territory where the eye of man should never set foot". Ho, Soundwave. I fear I nicked it, without permission, attribution or payment, from Mr John Lennon of The Beagles singing group Ho! Gentlemen. I distinctly recall hearing this phrase or one like it in all its salient elements spoken by Mr Wallace Greenslade during an episode of that radiophonic comedy extravaganza The Goon Show. This is not to exclude the possibility of an every earlier use thereof.
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« Reply #1086 on: 17:13:22, 22-04-2007 » |
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Amidst all the discussion about grit, ash and the mysterious territory of handbags as sported by the female of the race, it appears to have gone unnoticed that George and Martle have been designated as `famous personalities` by t-p. Applause, applause Bah! I can`t get the dancing penguins. Grrr.
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Here is a dancing pink bear, Morticiaa Well done with regard to collecting some things from magnetic personalities. Well done!! (The train it there in my post because I like it and did not see it before)
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« Reply #1088 on: 17:48:41, 22-04-2007 » |
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t-p, I had been hoping to have managed to sneak a shoelace from Baz`s high hilled ballet pumps and some plumes from A`s maribou boa. I would also have nicked Autoharp`s lighter. If he had had one. Sadly, time ran out, the ambulance arrived and I had to leave.
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and what good company we had with dear "A", Anna, Mellow Dee and the rest of the "family". I've a feeling Mellow Dee may perhaps happily still be amongst us but under another soubriquet? Thank you George. I am indeed here, just contentedly twitching the end of my tail a little.
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Click me -> About meor me -> my handmade storeNo, I'm not a complete idiot. I'm only a halfwit. In fact I'm actually a catfish.
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There is always a second (third, fourth) chance in life Morticiaa. I used to think there was only one, but now I know that there are many chances. I am waiting for mine to get some items from personalities, that I can enjoy later on in the privacy of my home. They might even become antic and valuable, one never knows. It is better to have for example some scribble with a name, but that is hard to get.
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A lady's handbag is such private and sensitive territory where the eye of man should never set foot.
Indeed it is. But at the risk of sounding like a cad, I just have to ask whether said handbag had a balaclava and a set of rawl plugs in it. (Someone out there might know what I'm talking about.)
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and what good company we had with dear "A", Anna, Mellow Dee and the rest of the "family". I've a feeling Mellow Dee may perhaps happily still be amongst us but under another soubriquet? Thank you George. I am indeed here, just contentedly twitching the end of my tail a little. Kitty, I assumed you were you. If you see what I mean. I thought I remembered you saying that you had changed your name. Then today I got confused and thought that you were not you and ... oh dear, maybe someone should just gently lead me away to a nice quiet place.
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A lady's handbag is such private and sensitive territory where the eye of man should never set foot.
Indeed it is. But at the risk of sounding like a cad, I just have to ask whether said handbag had a balaclava and a set of rawl plugs in it. (Someone out there might know what I'm talking about.) George, as you well know, a lady never carries rawl plugs in her handbag during the week. Only a pale blue balaclava.
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« Reply #1094 on: 18:41:43, 22-04-2007 » |
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I've just emptied my handbag out of curiosity - and nothing exciting at all! Purse, diary, fountain pen, makeup bag, small hairbrush, mirror, sunglasses, tube of small reading specs in case of encountering really small-print menu, migraine injection, 2 soluble aspirins, small pack of tissues, keys to my mother's flat, my own keys and the remote control to the gates. No interesting Southwark pub grit or any memorabilia, DIY tools etc., alas.
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