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Good afternoon folks,

 

Does this remind you of anyone?

 

Obviously having to sit there all day and remember the date every day has made him a bit grumpy looking :)

 

Cheers, Nigel.

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1 hour ago, GMKAT7 said:

Good afternoon folks,

 

Does this remind you of anyone?

 

Obviously having to sit there all day and remember the date every day has made him a bit grumpy looking :)

 

Cheers, Nigel.

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Love it; I want one!! It shure beats my hippo bottle opener.

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5 hours ago, Happy Hippo said:

As I was shopping, I found I had a voucher for a free packet of sweets in Lidl:

 

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What a fine choice!

I would have bought it just for the packaging.

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50 minutes ago, Happy Hippo said:

Sadly the plan to eat some Henry Hippo sweets was overshadowed by the news that Welsh rugby Legend, Barry John, had died aged 79.

 

 A glass of whisky has been drunk in remembrance.

 

One raised here as well.

 

Dave

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53 minutes ago, Happy Hippo said:

Sadly the plan to eat some Henry Hippo sweets was overshadowed by the news that Welsh rugby Legend, Barry John, had died aged 79.

 

 A glass of whisky has been drunk in remembrance.

I was too young to have seen them play but grew up hearing the names Barry John, Phil Bennett and JPR Williams spoken of in glowing terms; in barely a year we have have lost them all. 

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Although my plan to spend time in the shed this afternoon did come to pass, most of it was taken up making a bracket for a broken kitchen light fitting rather than modelling. Further time was required to fit it which, surprise, surprise, was in one of the most awkward places. Then I was offered, as in the offer you don't refuse, to partake in a game of Scrabble with Jill and a friend. My revenge was to win the game, which actually didn't enhance my standing in the immediate community. Ah, well, you win some and lose some pretty much all really.

 

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1 hour ago, Northmoor said:

I was too young to have seen them play but grew up hearing the names Barry John, Phil Bennett and JPR Williams spoken of in glowing terms; in barely a year we have have lost them all. 

 

I have seen all of them play and believe me, the glowing terms were very appropriate. All three of them were magic to watch.

 

Dave 

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43 minutes ago, Happy Hippo said:

They may have preferred Pope on a Rope.

 

A soap Pope on a rope - there's a catchy little number. 

Well that's me excommunicated.

 

Dave 

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10 hours ago, Winslow Boy said:

Would that be the one with batteries?

Asking for a friend.

I was actually alluding to the very old joke about two nuns in the bath, one says where's the soap' to which the other replies "it does doesn't it.". 

 

There, I've joined DH in the sin bin. 

 

Jamie

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13 hours ago, Happy Hippo said:

I suppose that is a much better situation than the Convent of the Sisters of Devout Chastity receiving a large surprise gift box from Ann Summers.

 

Twice....

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12 hours ago, Oldddudders said:

A few years back I ordered a cheap Chinese lens from Amazon. After a couple of days it was en route, but subsequent tracking showed it out for delivery - in Hamburg. Amazon realised their error and gave me a refund, I don't think I even had to ask. Fairy nuff. Three weeks later the lens arrived....

 

 

 

 

 

In the whole scheme of things - it is often more economically viable to issue a refund or replace the item, rather than allocating resources to finding it/redirecting it.

Especially when the item is "cheap".

 

Double delivery or delivery after refund is allowed for in Jeff B's accounting.

 

 

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9 hours ago, Happy Hippo said:

As I was shopping, I found I had a voucher for a free packet of sweets in Lidl:

 

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What a fine choice!

 

Does that count as cannabilism?

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34 minutes ago, jamie92208 said:

Was actually alluding to the very old joke about two nuns in the bath, one says where's the soap' to which the other replies "it does doesn't it.". 

 

There, I've joined DH in the sin bin. 

 

Jamie

Well at least you'll have company.

 

Just been reading the various weather forecasts for this week and I think it's safe to say Don't Panic, don't panic. We're all doooooom'd.

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Just now, Winslow Boy said:

Well at least you'll have company.

 

Just been reading the various weather forecasts for this week and I think it's safe to say Don't Panic, don't panic. We're all doooooom'd.

 

So you've been reading the Daily Express then?

 

(They only seem to have three basic headlines - house prices, Princess Di and the weather.)

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Just now, newbryford said:

 

So you've been reading the Daily Express then?

 

(They only seem to have three basic headlines - house prices, Princess Di and the weather.)

Afraid not. Have another go.

 

There's plenty to choose from so don't feel sorry for D E as I'm certain they'll be writing there version as we .......... What are we doing?

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Mention of the weather seems to have upset the wind god.  The wind speed has been picking up since early evening and is now gusting. It is literally whistling and moaning around hippodrome. 

 

I do hope it dies down by tomorrow, as I have 6 fence panels to replace.  I really don't want to be on the top of my work platform with a 5' x 6' sail in my hand.

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Just now, Happy Hippo said:

 It is literally whistling and moaning around hippodrome. 

 

 

I'm sure Mrs HH would not appreciate you describing "the moment"....................

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4 hours ago, jamie92208 said:

Was actually alluding to the very old joke about two nuns in the bath, one says where's the soap' to which the other replies "it does doesn't it.". 

 

There, I've joined DH in the sin bin. 

 

Jamie

 

Or the difference between the Salvation Army woman and the nun in the bath.

 

Then there's the one about the nuns, the bicycles and the cobbled road.

 

Though that doesn't involve soap...

 

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