Ah Letty, curried horse, a fine delicacy that will give you the trots, if not the gallops.
heh, heh. In America we call it the green apple two-step, John, originated by a fellow called John Scott Trotter.
Way ahead of the Technicolor yawn or it's younger cousin from Eastmancolor
Well, John. The world is a carousel of color; At least that's what Walt said.
Please don't change your avatar,
'Cause it still shows us who you are.
And when you do go round about,
Take a pint of Guinness Stout.
Stick quite closely to the rail,
Or you'll end up in Reading Gael.
The hamster
He is so strong
And wise along
He's in no doubt
He'll clear that pout
And when he does
He looks up,
full with glee
The hamster is happy
finally
Where's that Techie hamster? He keeps disappearing somehow.
Hi, Guy.
he's probably gone up your leg
When a hamster has gone up ones leg, one knows, oh yes one knows.
Also true for a corgi.
Could Freddie Starr eat a corgi?
Do you like babies?
-Yes, but I can't finish a whole one.
Sorry Letty
What's the difference between a Brat and a hamster?
Sorry, my furry friend. I kept gettin bumped by my ISP,
McTag, McTag. Tsk tsk. Shades of Swift's Modest Proposal. Never had a corgi nor a hamster run up my leg, but I did awaken one night to a mouse on my pillow. It didn't take these legs long to get out of bed.
Hey McTag - you ever have one of those tins of Fray Bentos Babies Head. Very tasty, they come in the shape of a pudding bowl
Here's a bit of doggerel:
On wings of a dove, I take to the air,
Seeking adventure, or what I get into,
Whether good or bad, I do not care,
For whatever happens, musta, been meant to,
BTW, Letty:
You a Poet, know it, and ain't scared to show it!.....Are as OAK, might say. "Blimey, Ol' Girl, you're a bloody poet, you are!"
Hey Booman, you are a sharp one, no flys on you. How you doin' brother
I'm alright OAK, how about yourself? I just lu-uv all British accents. Whenever Christianne Amnapour, comes on CNN, I stop whatever I'm doing, and give her my rapt attention.
you devil you. She'd turn any mans legs to jelly, well most men anyway. I have trouble with her myself
If you want to do a little digging into English English -------
http://www.fun-with-words.com/cockn.html
I love to hear her rabbit, but she is a handsome woman also. When she talks, I Adam and Eve it.
( how bout it? Can I be an honorary Brit, eh wot? :wink: )
Booman, why not. You can talk the talk , so just walk the walk brother, allelujah. man you got the music in you
I made another one for my avatar (more about me than my avatar):
In nature,
sits the wonderfull one,
that will lift your spirits
into the sun.
He will mystify, and mystify
even after you will die.
He'll sit there,
pumping ions,
thinking of
those cryptic thoughts...
And when he comes out
he'll finally
solve those riddles.
those slippy, slappy,
sincere riddles;
those cryptic bogglers,
those 'fusing thoughts,
and says "That's what
I ought!"
At the end,
he'll sit right there
thinking, solving, and
many more, until
he drops to the floor.
And die he will
of old age,
but those sincere riddles
he thought about,
those weird puzzles,
that he inspected with
his lovely snout,
the thoughts he thought,
the words he wrote,
the sounds he spoke,
those will always be preserved
in his heart, and his mind,
and his spirit.
The tiger,
no matter where he is right now,
people will remember
and so will thou!
Comments:
pumping ions - pumping means weightlifting, and when you think, you exchange ions in your brain. That explains that.
'fusing - is abbreviation of confusing
Tiger - The last paragraph starts with tiger. This is my initials, where the vowels stand in just to make it sound better:
Tiger --> TiGeR --> TGR --> TechnoGuyRob
Boo, loved that bit of verse.
Hey, man. Who you callin' old girl?
Or was that John whathisname? :wink:
Hey, Guy,
Pay no attention to those two blokes. They've got their eyes on Christine.
I read your "ode" several times and came away with the sense of esoterica and gossamer-- Beautifully arcane, Guy.
Thanks Letty
Was there a bad part in my 'ode'? It's always better hearing it from someone else.