madmaggie wrote: » dtp, that doggie looks the picture of contentment. Well done for sticking by your loyal friend.
EmmetSpiceland wrote: » Banshee Bones.
the purple tin wrote: » I saw a show about a young vet with the thickest Roscommon accent going who had moved up to NI. He was complaining about the local accent and how he couldn't understand it. I had to laugh
Deleted User wrote: » "Oh no, you didn't".. :pac: Didn't 'discern' that it was a Roscommon accent that is (could've been a Galway, Mayo one perhaps, or another County even...) I'll put it another way.. 'Did he say he was from Roscommon, or was it an accent that to your mind had to be a Roscommon one?' #notallrossies :P
the purple tin wrote: » I know my accents, you know. I've been around this fair isle. :cool:and they daid he was a Roscommon man.
the purple tin wrote: » You think you are skint but then find money in your other trousets
Surreptitious wrote: » What are these garments? Are they unisex
the purple tin wrote: » When you see a spider lower herself down on a single strand, then lie on her back in mid air and let all her legs hang loose and twirl around and around So chilled out, I bet if you spoke spider she would be saying 'Ah, I've been looking forward to this all day'.
Archeron wrote: » My local bakery has started selling jars of cake, red velvet and fresh cream. Cake and jars, together at last Now I'm off to the TA thread because all my TH posts seem to be cake related :pac:
Jenna James wrote: » Flicking through Netflix and watching the trailer for 'Extras'. It's an episode with Kate Winslet in a habit talking 'dirty' to (character) Anne Frank and Joseph Goebbels. Forgot how funny that show could be.