Cristiano Ronaldo went in the huff last night cause Portugal couldn't beat Scotland.
I've never liked him, petulant fool.
Magica said
Oct 16 3:27 AM, 2024
Vita wrote:
Cristiano Ronaldo went in the huff last night cause Portugal couldn't beat Scotland.
I've never liked him, petulant fool.
He loves himself so much, if he was made of chocolate he'd eat himself!
Maddog said
Oct 16 2:15 PM, 2024
The Texas quote of the day is a good one. It was written in 1932 by Robert E. Howard, author of Conan the Barbarian, in a letter to the famous horror novelist H.P. Lovecraft.
"Mexican dishes I enjoy, but they don't agree with me much. However I generally wrestle with them every time I go to the border. Tamales, enchilados, tacos, chili con carne to a lesser extent, barbecued goat-meat, tortillas, Spanish-cooked rice, frijoles - they play the devil with a white man's digestion, but they have a tang you seldom find in Anglo-Saxon cookery. You know a coyote nor a buzzard never will touch a Mexican's carcass - they can't stand the pepper he ate in his lifetime. The last time I was on the border I discovered one Pablo Ranes, whose dishes smoked with the concentrated essence of hell-fire. I returned to his abode of digestional-damnation until my once powerful constitution was but a shell of itself. I aided Pablo's atrocities with some wine bottled in Spain that kicked like an army mule, and eventually came to the conclusion that the border is a place only for men with cast-iron consciences and copper bellies."
Anonymous said
Oct 17 1:01 PM, 2024
Syl wrote:
Maddog wrote:
Got to spend some time with the happiest baby on the planet yesterday..
He is beautiful....I mean the little he not the big one.
We were watching some science programme on National Geographic, my husband and I. Something about gamma rays.
Me: What are gamma rays exactly? Have a look on the internet.
Several moments later......
Husband: It's what makes The Hulk green.
Vita said
Oct 28 3:52 AM, 2024
My dad was stopped at the lights in the car yesterday at an notorious part of the town.
Cars come in all four directions and it's been the scene of many accidents.
Anyway he was waiting for the lights to change when an elderly woman crossing the road collapsed and within seconds about sixty men came rushing out the pub nearby and formed a human shield around her.
Very nice of them and I take back all the terrible things I've said about that place over the years.
It's a Celtic supporters pub you see.
Syl said
Oct 28 12:24 PM, 2024
Vita wrote:
My dad was stopped at the lights in the car yesterday at an notorious part of the town.
Cars come in all four directions and it's been the scene of many accidents.
Anyway he was waiting for the lights to change when an elderly woman crossing the road collapsed and within seconds about sixty men came rushing out the pub nearby and formed a human shield around her.
Very nice of them and I take back all the terrible things I've said about that place over the years.
It's a Celtic supporters pub you see.
It restores your faith in human beings when something like that happens.
He wanted to play lol
what do you think of the tash and stubble?
How far the Proclaimers were willing to walk.
-- Edited by Maddog on Monday 14th of October 2024 04:59:19 PM
https://youtube.com/shorts/5KkjZfulF-I?si=9r_wTq90HNUFueGt
Shorts won't work on the youtube thingy here..
And youtube is making it a short I guess because of its length. 🤷
-- Edited by Maddog on Monday 14th of October 2024 05:04:51 PM
aw, little fella is gorgeous, maddog. what's his name?
Cru.
I met a huge dog today, when it stood on his back pass he was taller than me.
I gave him a wee clap, very friendly.
Pup next door is chewing everything, a shovel today.
Cristiano Ronaldo went in the huff last night cause Portugal couldn't beat Scotland.
I've never liked him, petulant fool.
He loves himself so much, if he was made of chocolate he'd eat himself!
The Texas quote of the day is a good one. It was written in 1932 by Robert E. Howard, author of Conan the Barbarian, in a letter to the famous horror novelist H.P. Lovecraft.
"Mexican dishes I enjoy, but they don't agree with me much. However I generally wrestle with them every time I go to the border. Tamales, enchilados, tacos, chili con carne to a lesser extent, barbecued goat-meat, tortillas, Spanish-cooked rice, frijoles - they play the devil with a white man's digestion, but they have a tang you seldom find in Anglo-Saxon cookery. You know a coyote nor a buzzard never will touch a Mexican's carcass - they can't stand the pepper he ate in his lifetime. The last time I was on the border I discovered one Pablo Ranes, whose dishes smoked with the concentrated essence of hell-fire. I returned to his abode of digestional-damnation until my once powerful constitution was but a shell of itself. I aided Pablo's atrocities with some wine bottled in Spain that kicked like an army mule, and eventually came to the conclusion that the border is a place only for men with cast-iron consciences and copper bellies."
Hi Maddog are you half mexican ?
Dot, not feather..
We were watching some science programme on National Geographic, my husband and I. Something about gamma rays.
Me: What are gamma rays exactly? Have a look on the internet.
Several moments later......
Husband: It's what makes The Hulk green.
My dad was stopped at the lights in the car yesterday at an notorious part of the town.
Cars come in all four directions and it's been the scene of many accidents.
Anyway he was waiting for the lights to change when an elderly woman crossing the road collapsed and within seconds about sixty men came rushing out the pub nearby and formed a human shield around her.
Very nice of them and I take back all the terrible things I've said about that place over the years.
It's a Celtic supporters pub you see.
It restores your faith in human beings when something like that happens.