28-03-2018, 07:16 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Originally Posted by Robert Junior
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I haven't missed anything then while I've been away with Spitfire, other than Solo excellent appraisal of Gregory Peck.
28-03-2018, 09:19 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Well them wos me thoughts on the moon and I always speak me mind Gummy, mad I my be but an honest madman surely, time tells all, sorry I won’t call you shirley again.Nothing wrong with Irishmen going to the moon Solo, it’s only natural seeing that Adam and Eve were Irish, when he saw her first he said “O’Hare!” and she said back “O’Toole!”
I’ll be trotting off now with my dearly beloved wife and three of her sisters for a pint or two, blessed art thou amongst women as the wife says by way of consolation when I’m burdened with the lot of them. We have music tonight in the local, the Hills family, comprising of a fiddler, a guitar, a banjo, and flute player, they call themselves “The Hills of Clare” I believe they are very good, looking forward to hearing them, see yis all tomorrow.
29-03-2018, 07:05 AM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Just read back, Pugsy, you need to stop meddling with your equipment, just accept it. The trouble with puter stuff is, it's a bit Human, it goes up the wall from time to time, you send it to an exspert to change this and that, and reformat the other, with the final assurance "it's clean", but from the first press of the power button, you sense something is not as it was, see, just resist the impulses, and get on with it.29-03-2018, 12:58 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Originally Posted by Jem
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Nothing wrong with Irishmen going to the moon Solo, it’s only natural seeing that Adam and Eve were Irish, when he saw her first he said “O’Hare!” and she said back “O’Toole!”
Whilst talking of Adam and Eve there seems to be a craze for Baring all at the moment despite the bitter cold. Men and women are stripping off willy nilly on TV (with repeats of course) and a nudist beach is opening at Hawks Cliff in Dalkey nr Dublin.
There will be some spinning in their graves over that one.
29-03-2018, 01:38 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Of course men landed successfully on the moon. Have you never seen the documentary called Mouse on the Moon?http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0057328/
29-03-2018, 02:02 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Originally Posted by spitfire
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Just read back, Pugsy, you need to stop meddling with your equipment, just accept it. The trouble with puter stuff is, it's a bit Human, it goes up the wall from time to time, you send it to an exspert to change this and that, and reformat the other, with the final assurance "it's clean", but from the first press of the power button, you sense something is not as it was, see, just resist the impulses, and get on with it.
29-03-2018, 08:49 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
I’d say there’ll be some quare sights to be seen in Dalkey come the warm weather Solo, maybe they should change the name of Hawks Cliff to Wrinkly Bottoms.I used to take the wife out to Dalkey in the 60’s before we were married, nice friendly place back then, too many fat cats living there now.
Portmarnock was a good place to have a dip, but although Phyllis had bought a new bikini I could never coax her to get into it, she would just sit on the beach and I’d have to go swimming on me own, very shy the girls were back then.
I remember that film Fruity, good laugh. Bernard Cribbins was in it, we had a barman in the local back in the seventies and he never stopped talking about his first cousin-Bernard Cribbins, now don’t take me up wrong I love Cribbins in films, but you’d think he was a multi oscar winner the way this fella boasted about him being his cousin.
You never hear me saying, nor you never will, that Bono is my first cousin, not a lot of people know that, thank God.
29-03-2018, 10:55 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
funny name that Jem for an Oirish man ;Bono - how many other cousins have you with doggy names? and what about his mate Sir Bob get em off Geldoph - now there's a funny name for an Oirish mon. I watched a doco recently about him moanin and groanin about all the traumas in his life and him just a poor man tryin to help all those children in Africa.He prevented his former wife Paula from takin the kids to OZ for xmas to meet up with her new lover - lead singer of INXS - MIchael Hutchence - another pathos figured man. this resulted indirectly in his death as it was claimed he was attempting to have a sexual relationship with Paula who wasn't there by hangin himself on the back of the hotel room door and having an auto- erotic experience. His father lived just around the corner by the bye but he couldn't be bothered spending xmas with him so died in a hotel room - poor bastard! - following that Paula killed herself with drugs and grandpop Bob was left lookin after all the kids - which is probably what he wanted in the first place! what comes round goes round heh?
nb: spittie ; pugsie - some comments on geldophs guitar playin skills may be useful here?
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