Bruce wrote: > Memo to self - do not respond to postings on this list after the second > pint, it only winds Mr M up, tender plant that he is.
Now you're beginning to learn. Avoid strong alcohol before trying to put your brain into gear. I use the word 'brain' in the loosest sense. It the lump of stuff that keeps 'your' ears apart but serves little other purpose in your case. ;-))) (Sorry mate, couldn't resist ;-))) > Since you obviously don't read the blog (sob) I'm really sorry, I don't read the your blog, unless provoked to do so by a posting of yours. Look on the bright side though, I do have other interesting pastimes, like watching paint dry ;-)) >New Year had its downsides - the > new grandson was poorly and didn't come, nor did his parents, the > daughter broke up with her boyfriend three days before, Oh dear, sounds like a Christmas/New Year that you'd prefer to forget. Cheer up though, maybe 2008/9 will be better. > and then she > brought this schnapps with her of which I admit I partook a little too > freely. (Well, it had herbs in, so it must be good for you [Pratchett > again]) You obviously believe too much that you read! And I have already warned you about the dangers of strong alcohol, especially at your age. ;-))) > > Apart from that we had a great time. Good show, glad to hear it. > Well, that's what you were told:-} A wise child were you? (In which > case, what happened later?) There was absolutely no doubt about it. I looked like him far too much to be the milkman's child (especially as we had a milk- lady). ...Oh, and before you say it, he was an ugly b*st*rd too. ;-))) > > > After my parents had me they gave up trying for another as > > they said that you can't beat perfection, ahem! ;-))) > > Someone else has beaten me to it on this one. Damn, another maggot wasted ;-))) (But you did have the advantage of an earlier post of mine, didn't you!) > We had ice before Christmas, but just a thin skin of it in sheltered > spots yesterday. Today started OK, but ended with sleety rain and gusty > wind, which I could have done without, trying to get alongside at > Heritage for diesel (65p) and a so-so pump out (GBP15). You will have the device of the Devil, a pump out, serves you right. Roger
