15-10-2016, 05:13 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
well i just popped in to say happy midnight from down udder - I am just fresh out of limericks at the mo - but they do have a habit - yes they do have a habit - have you ever seen a limerick in a habit? - or a habid or peruvian death mask ?RJ we do need uncle Vinian back soon - dead or alive -
today sat midnight finished with the show "the midwife" which I enjoy immensely ; but also the show from the coliseum in london with the latest british comics!
I now live in the middle of the bush - isolated from town and feckin cannot stop folk visiting - "we thought we'd just drop in to see how you iz!"
eff off I just want peace and quiet - but still they come - I have the equivalent of uncle vinnies creeping all over - in fact I do have an uncle riccardio with many tales of valor - ah back to the drawing board!
15-10-2016, 09:07 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Hi Gumbud,How come you are out in the bush? I can see in my mind a picture of you on a shaky wooden veranda, feet up, with bush hat complete with corks, shooting casually at passing wildlife.
Snakes. Possums. Wombats et al.
My uncle Joseph (Ted) lived in Perth until he was 98, having retired from the “Met” aged 50, the only man I have known to enjoy a longer retirement than actual working years. My score is 30 working years & 21 retired. I am 68, so I have to live until I am 18 years older, i.e. 86 to top that.
As I have little desire to live that long & already have DNR tattooed on my chest & bum, it seems unlikely.
As for Uncle Vivian, he’s not my real uncle, nor is Uncle Arthur who is 97 & plays dominos with nurse Gillian & myself every Saturday afternoon. Nevertheless, I hold them both in the greatest respect and affection.
15-10-2016, 10:18 PM
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Re: Leisurely Scribbles (part 5)
Originally Posted by spitfire
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One thinks there are less days to consider the possibilities regardless.
Only if I think so
excuse me for picking up on the grammar
FEWER ... not 'less'
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