Getting back to your original leaf post, I once found a massive crop of them on the beach near to my holiday campsite.
I found that when I picked them all and piled them into a heap, they were very comfortable to rest on.
Yes, there's nothing quite like sitting in the dock of the bay.
Come on Lordy, pull yourself together - no worse than the average rugby scrum.
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Lordyaswas
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Wed 12 Nov, 2014 09:05 am
And I swear I saw a flying saucer!
Jespah's going to dock my pay again for this, isn't she. I did a 70 hour straight shift last week and ended up owing her 80 of those funny American notes.
How am I going to make sure that there is food on the table for Tiny Tim?
What's the betting that you'll drink at least one bottle before the end of your shift ... you can't resist sampling the wares can you? And if you're in your cups - ha! The distant crash of a stack of bottles will echo round the store - oh woe is me - and woe is you once Jespah gets to hear of it!!!
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margo
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Wed 12 Nov, 2014 12:32 pm
@Setanta,
Setanta wrote:
May you be haunted by the ghost of Otis Redding.
That made me laugh!
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Setanta
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Thu 13 Nov, 2014 01:53 am
'K . . . here in aisle two i find a can of "Manwich." What, women don't like sloppy joes? What the hell's that all about?
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Setanta
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Thu 13 Nov, 2014 01:53 am
Hey Margo . . . here, have a sloppy joe . . . and one for the possum cat, too.
And if you're in your cups - ha! The distant crash of a stack of bottles will echo round the store - oh woe is me - and woe is you once Jespah gets to hear of it!!!
