09-04-2013, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Willow
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Some of the posts on forums make me giggle, although usually it wouldn't have been the intention of the poster. I have just read on on here which made me 'larf' as it was so ironic!
09-04-2013, 09:57 AM
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I have just been rung by the french cafe owner to say that my goat is in her cafe.... I know this is not correct as her English is bad , Im sure she means my goat is near her cafe, but Im not going to rush over there as its impossible to catch and just goes where it wants too. I'll just finish my coffee and walk down ...by which time I know it will be gone .Ah well ....yet another wild goat chase !!!!09-04-2013, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Nobaggage
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I have just been rung by the french cafe owner to say that my goat is in her cafe.... I know this is not correct as her English is bad , Im sure she means my goat is near her cafe, but Im not going to rush over there as its impossible to catch and just goes where it wants too. I'll just finish my coffee and walk down ...by which time I know it will be gone .Ah well ....yet another wild goat chase !!!!
09-04-2013, 10:53 AM
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I have an older brother. Although we live quite close to one another our paths don't cross very often. YEsterday was an exception. Bro turned up in one of his vintage cars,a MORRIS 10 & we were reminiscing about our childhood. I found this diary entry from way back and we both larfed & larfed
Me and my brother Tom.
Tom is three years older than me. It seemed much more when we were boys in the 1950s
Going bald earlier than me was thoughtful of him but he still looks younger.
We shared a bedroom as children.
1 had the window half of the room and he had the door half.
This was not a good arrangement. We didn't get on, with good reasons.
He would cross my side of the room and lean out the window without my permission and I had to cross his side of the room when I went to the bathroom at night
He liked the door open, the light off.
I wanted the light on, and the door closed.
The tapping of tiny mouse claws echoed around the room as they scuttled across the hard linoleum flooring .. Tom told me just recently that the noises came from his fingernails tapped on the cold lino floor. His cry of,
"1 just saw a tail disappearing !" was just a tale. He made it up. I knew that.
1 never went to the bathroom . 1 was fetching cheese to feed the mice.
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