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23 hours ago, PhilJ W said:

Quasimodo "Now where did I put my cigarette?"

Phil, a few posts back, you were asking for a groan button. Now I see why :)

 

Though I must admit to relaying your post to others 'off forum' and it's brought a smile to a number of faces :D

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13 hours ago, Reorte said:

Any time someone says what a great invention the internet is they just need pointing to this thread!

 

Someone recently asked who thought it was a good idea to put all the idiots in the world in touch with each other.

 

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After being discharged from Casualty for the third time in 2 weeks, we decided we needed a better safe word than

"Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch".............

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9 minutes ago, jf2682 said:

Naughty!!

 

There are more.

 

Edited in the interests of decency...............

 

 

 

 

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On 16/04/2019 at 23:43, raymw said:

I was sort of trying to show Jason that the jokes could get much worse. Maybe revive the elephant/custard/mini jokes....

On that note - what's yellow & dangerous?

 

Shark-infested custard.

 

What's not yellow but still dangerous?

 

Shark-infested yoghurt.

 

Thankyou very much, I shall leave by the drain...

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On 18/04/2019 at 22:32, newbryford said:

After being discharged from Casualty for the third time in 2 weeks, we decided we needed a better safe word than

"Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch".............

 

Can you actually pronounce it?

( I can :) )

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Easy. Plenty of online tutorials.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cy-Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch_(Welsh_pronunciation,_recorded_17-05-2012).ogg

 

Personally I learnt how to pronounce Welsh place names from TV as I could only get BBC Wales, HTV and S4C at one point due to transmitter/aerial issues.

 

Watching Pobol Y Cwm with subtitles because there was nothing else on is a bit of an education. :laugh:

 

 

Jason

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Wife to Husband - "My dear, what are your plans for the three day holiday weekend starting Good Friday?"

Husband - "The same as Jesus. I shall disappear on Friday and reappear on Sunday...."

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34 minutes ago, The Snapper said:

Wife to Husband - "My dear, what are your plans for the three day holiday weekend starting Good Friday?"

Husband - "The same as Jesus. I shall disappear on Friday and reappear on Sunday...."

Hope you enjoy hanging about, quite so much as the person you wish to emulate.   Most of us would pale at the thought of making such a comment to our dearly beloved, the spirit of Oliver Cromwell lives on, apparently.

Good luck....................

 

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Julian

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1 minute ago, jcredfer said:

Hope you enjoy hanging about, quite so much as the person you wish to emulate.   Most of us would pale at the thought of making such a comment to our dearly beloved, the spirit of Oliver Cromwell lives on, apparently.

Good luck....................

 

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Julian

 

Huh......

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16 minutes ago, chris p bacon said:

 

Huh......

It's, in part, Biblical reference and part British historical.  {"Hanging about" - biblical; "Oliver C" - not the most emancipated of persons!}

 

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Julian

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Just now, jcredfer said:

It's, in part, Biblical reference and part British historical.  {"Hanging about" - biblical; "Oliver C" - not the most emancipated of persons!}

 

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Julian

 

Afraid I still don't get the joke....:blink:

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