Advertisement
If you have a new account but are having problems posting or verifying your account, please email us on hello@boards.ie for help. Thanks :)
Hello all! Please ensure that you are posting a new thread or question in the appropriate forum. The Feedback forum is overwhelmed with questions that are having to be moved elsewhere. If you need help to verify your account contact hello@boards.ie
All ye oul wans and oul fellas out there! Wakey wakey, rise and shine!
Options
Comments
-
Aw,I was just popping in to show my fella the pic
Crather needed cheering up. He's just bid farewell to his beloved Scirroco.
http://www.ikcc.ie/photos/forsale/scirocco/scirocco2.jpg0 -
Aw,I was just popping in to show my fella the pic
Crather needed cheering up. He's just bid farewell to his beloved Scirroco.
http://www.ikcc.ie/photos/forsale/scirocco/scirocco2.jpg
Tell him to upgrade to a nice Audi TT LOL0 -
-
ok folks. Tonight I am posting for the last time in boards before I slide off to hospital. See you all on the dark side.
Oh and in the local free directory which arrives about once a month is an ad for lessons in Burlesque dancing. If any of you lovely ladies wish to get on OG's good side I can post the details
0 -
-
Advertisement
-
-
-
-
-
-
Advertisement
-
-
-
-
Aw,I was just popping in to show my fella the pic
Crather needed cheering up. He's just bid farewell to his beloved Scirroco.
http://www.ikcc.ie/photos/forsale/scirocco/scirocco2.jpg
Of course, best wishes to Rubes for a rapid and complete recovery but do have a thought for Mr. Chucken, parting with a Scirroco. This must be a painful time - he may even be devistayhid.
I don't think many lady-type people understand the man - car relationship: there is usually ONE car that "does it" for a man. It becomes his friend and confidant. All ailments are attended to immediately and without grumbles and, even in a packed car park, THAT car stands out. The man - boat relationship is very similar.
My brurdder has a TT - lovely car, dark black, moody, with a low purr until roused - but a Scirroco! Wow! To the uninitiated, the Scirroco is to cars what Wonder Woman was to legs.
I brought my unit of transport / best buddy into the motor hostible recently. The work required wasn't complex (a new window regulator) but, if not done correctly, I knew that buzzes and rattles would result. On handing the keys over, I fixed my glare and told the nice man in the overalls, in cold, measured tones, that I had a wife, two kids, one grandson and a spanial woof, all of whom I was quite fond....."but I love that car! If you hurt it, it will tell me."
Several tired phrases from cheap Hollywood movies were swapped but, when I arrived to pick up the car, that man was polishing my car.....with a clean cloth. That almost made me jealous! And my car isn't even a Scirroco!
Commiserations, Mr. Chucken.0 -
-
Thankfully I don't know that one...
Think it's from a........mewzikle.Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye.
Cheerio here I go
SHRIEK that stings
Remember when they used to say "now, this won't hurt a bit" and then "YEEEOOOOWWWW! BLUDDY 'ELL"
At least they're more honest these days. When approaching with a syringe, the nurses here usually say something like "you won't like this, but it'll do you good....." Reminds me of Gracie Fields singing voice.0 -
Of course, best wishes to Rubes for a rapid and complete recovery but do have a thought for Mr. Chucken, parting with a Scirroco. This must be a painful time - he may even be devistayhid.
I don't think many lady-type people understand the man - car relationship: there is usually ONE car that "does it" for a man. It becomes his friend and confidant. All ailments are attended to immediately and without grumbles and, even in a packed car park, THAT car stands out. The man - boat relationship is very similar.
My brurdder has a TT - lovely car, dark black, moody, with a low purr until roused - but a Scirroco! Wow! To the uninitiated, the Scirroco is to cars what Wonder Woman was to legs.
I brought my unit of transport / best buddy into the motor hostible recently. The work required wasn't complex (a new window regulator) but, if not done correctly, I knew that buzzes and rattles would result. On handing the keys over, I fixed my glare and told the nice man in the overalls, in cold, measured tones, that I had a wife, two kids, one grandson and a spanial woof, all of whom I was quite fond....."but I love that car! If you hurt it, it will tell me."
Several tired phrases from cheap Hollywood movies were swapped but, when I arrived to pick up the car, that man was polishing my car.....with a clean cloth. That almost made me jealous! And my car isn't even a Scirroco!
Commiserations, Mr. Chucken.
Sentiments I understand. My little darling was a black capri many years ago. I had to get rid of it after it was vandalised. But I still have fond memories.
Some of my motoring adventures are posted in here somewhere, if anyone who has not seen them would care to look.
My next car would have to be one of these if anyone can lend me the cash on a permanent deal?
0 -
Think it's from a........mewzikle.
Remember when they used to say "now, this won't hurt a bit" and then "YEEEOOOOWWWW! BLUDDY 'ELL"
At least they're more honest these days. When approaching with a syringe, the nurses here usually say something like "you won't like this, but it'll do you good....." Reminds me of Gracie Fields singing voice.
Yes, I foolishly established its from Oliver
As for the injections...rat poison (aka Warfarin) into your stomach can be a nasty one...I have the bruises to show for it.0 -
-
-
Advertisement
-
-
Rubes got through his operation with flying colours. Last update was Thursday night when he was having fun on his painkillers. Apparently he was talking....A LOT. Not like him at all
I'll give a ring again this evening and hopefully will be able to talk to him.:)0 -
Rubes got through his operation with flying colours. Last update was Thursday night when he was having fun on his painkillers. Apparently he was talking....A LOT. Not like him at all
I'll give a ring again this evening and hopefully will be able to talk to him.:)
Excellent news, thanks!
If he hasn't had it already, he should demand diamorphine. It's a fancy name for heroine and it's great stuff for what ails ya. Tastes great too, a little like aniseed. The nurses gave it to me for dessert for about a week and I've never even owned a grey hoodie. Mind you, I can remember the week before and the week after but not much of that week except that it was very colourful........like surreal!0 -
-
-
-
-
-
I have just stickied a new thread folks. Because everyone ignores Stickies (including me) I am mentioning its existence here so you might go and have a look.
Ta very much!
"I have just stickied a new thread." Ya whoh?? Is that a polite reference to incontinence? Maybe that seven year-old could translate for me? But I might disturb him for life.
"....everyone ignores Stickies......you might go and have a look". Maybe the seven year-old knows what and where stickies are. But, if I asked him, would I have a noisy visit from his parents?
Better not risk it. Safer not knowing nahfing about stickies.0 -
Advertisement
-
This discussion has been closed.
Advertisement