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Originally posted by Rick:
Mike, since you didn’t correct me, should I assume that when dealing with rings, U’reanus would be improper? Must work the same way as “your” and “you’re”.

If this had been a plural, possessive case then I probably would have talked about the planet Ouranus, which entrails the Zodiac Constipations.

Boy, all this discussion about Uranus – puts a slightly different appearance on mooning.

I suppose, Rick, that someone, somewhere may have two! (Ani??)
The other one is colder and darker - definitely "where the sun don't shine" (much!)
Waiting tor Mr Branson to do trips there.......
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I suppose, Rick, that someone, somewhere may have two! (Ani??)
Good one, Mike. At first I thought you had screwed up, but decided that couldn’t be. I have to admit; it took me a while to figure that out.

Sorry, but the doctor has four ani ahead of yours. - Proctologist's nurse



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The other one is colder and darker - definitely "where the sun don't shine" (much!)
I think those are referred to as black holes – and one definitely doesn’t want to get too close to them.



It would sort of worry me to fly Virgin – is that a reflection of the flight crew’s experience, or of the passengers’?
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Originally posted by Bartelby:
Whats your favourite type of tart?
You could say the current one. I’m not all that particular. Basically one that swallows well, goes down easy, and doesn’t use a lot of dough - the standard tart.



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Originally posted by Mike from West Yorkshire:
I think the smoking ban was only for the sort that you did with cigatettes and things - the puff and cough brigade as I call 'em.
Mike, you didn’t happen to smoke in earlier times? Maybe a pipe?



I assume the non-smoking signs don’t pertain to chewing tobacco? Would be a little difficult to open the door and spit. Could really piss-off coach passengers if someone in first class did it. And, it must be OK to just suck on a cigarette (or cigar) - as long as it isn't burning. Gum poppers are always a joy to sit next to.
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Originally posted by Rick:
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Originally posted by Bartelby:
Whats your favourite type of tart?
You could say the current one. I’m not all that particular. Basically one that swallows well, goes down easy, and doesn’t use a lot of dough - the standard tart.



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Originally posted by Mike from West Yorkshire:
I think the smoking ban was only for the sort that you did with cigarettes and things - the puff and cough brigade as I call 'em.
Mike, you didn’t happen to smoke in earlier times? Maybe a pipe?
I smoked my last cigarette in about 1965!
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I assume the non-smoking signs don’t pertain to chewing tobacco? Would be a little difficult to open the door and spit. Could really piss-off coach passengers if someone in first class did it. And, it must be OK to just suck on a cigarette (or cigar) - as long as it isn't burning. Gum poppers are always a joy to sit next to.

And to watch as well - they look a bit like goldfish! cf Alex Ferguson, the foolballer and well-known goldfish.
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Originally posted by Rick:
Doing It DOES mean what you think It means, so what does Boom Boom mean? I found a Boom boom room in Google, but that’s like Doing It (for $'s). What is It?

Boom-boom!
Basil Brush - Here he is!
In conjunction with Mr Derek (Derek Fowlds) he was a very popular puppet in kids' BBC TV shows, and his catchphrase was to add 'boom-boom' to the end of every punchline.
Is that what you meant, Lexie? Smile
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Originally posted by Bartelby:
Ahhh Mike - you nailed it!!

I was having fun stringing Rick along Big Grin
Mike nailed my It and Lexie strung my It. Not a good way to start the day.

Well, I guess the Brits don’t mind someone exposing their kids to Boom Booming on TV. There should be a warning about explicit . . . – you know what I mean. And, over on the left side of that link Mike left, I see a show called Blue Peter. Shocking! Although, I think I’d rather have It blue than nailed and strung.

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