All ye oul wans and oul fellas out there! Wakey wakey, rise and shine!

Layinghen · 02-02-2015 8:20pm

Waves to Alice.........

What does everybody think should we all head over to Cymru to make sure Rubes is alright???

looksee · 02-02-2015 8:23pm

Sounds like a great idea, might wait till tomorrow though.

Layinghen · 02-02-2015 8:25pm

Hopefully we'll remember tomorrow what our cunning plan was this evening!!!

Jellybaby1 · 02-02-2015 9:26pm

Just heard the news Rube! Crikey! A boat! A BOAT! Good grief, only you could be hit by a boat on a road! Thank goodness you survived to tell the tale. Hope you are ok. Now write it all down while its still fresh in your frazzled mind, it'll make great reading when you've calmed down. But get the compo claim in first! Oh dear, your poor new car!

Rubecula · 02-02-2015 9:37pm

looksee wrote: »

Ooooh, *sucks teeth* that's going to be expensive for somebody (though not - hopefully - for you Rube) not fastening it properly. You were lucky to get out of it in one piece though, must have given you a bit of a shock. Did you then have to spend half a day sorting out the details, are you ok?

I hope it will be fine in time, the car was an MOD one and the driver was an RAF Squadron Leader, his passenger was also one and the Officer In Charge was a Wing Commander, they all came to the base with me to sort things out.

Layinghen wrote: »

Gosh Rube that is horrific. Brilliant news that you weren't physically hurt.

Poor car:(

Hope the boat insurers sort you out quickly.

Be kind to yourself as I am sure you got an awful shock.

I was shocked at the time, after all you don't see many boats charging up the road right at you. And with a windo out the car is bloody cold inside. Couldn't happen in summer could it?

Alice1 wrote: »

You were lucky to escape unhurt Rube. Twas the hand of God, the hand of God (Alice intones piously)

Oh dear does that mean I have to get down on my poor oul knees again?

Layinghen wrote: »

Waves to Alice.........

What does everybody think should we all head over to Cymru to make sure Rubes is alright???

Yaaay advance warning so I can move out back to England

Jellybaby1 wrote: »

Just heard the news Rube! Crikey! A boat! A BOAT! Good grief, only you could be hit by a boat on a road! Thank goodness you survived to tell the tale. Hope you are ok. Now write it all down while its still fresh in your frazzled mind, it'll make great reading when you've calmed down. But get the compo claim in first! Oh dear, your poor new car!

Write it down? Not likely the insurers did all that (between giggles) I think the way I told them must have sounded funny. (I had a giggle myself to be honest)

The odd thing is I never noticed the damage at first I just remember a massive loud bang.

Jellybaby1 · 02-02-2015 9:46pm

Could've been a lot worse. Could've been a space ship landing on top of yer car! :eek: (Now why did I think of that? What's in this tea?)

0lddog · 02-02-2015 9:54pm

Rubecula wrote: »

....... the driver was an RAF Squadron Leader, his passenger was also one and the Officer In Charge was a Wing Commander.........

Its all starting to make sense now.

An RAF boat : Must have been one of dem flying boats

Hope you are made of strong stuff......I'd be hiding behind the couch until summer if that happened me....

( bet the gals and buoys in G C H Q are having a great time decoding this thread )

Rubecula · 02-02-2015 9:57pm

Jellybaby1 wrote: »

Could've been a lot worse. Could've been a space ship landing on top of yer car! :eek: (Now why did I think of that? What's in this tea?)

I'll have a cup of that :pac:

0lddog wrote: »

Its all starting to make sense now.

An RAF boat : Must have been one of dem flying boats

Hope you are made of strong stuff......I'd be hiding behind the couch until summer if that happened me....

( bet the gals and buoys in G C H Q are having a great time decoding this thread )

I bet my phone call to the insurers is doing the rounds in there about now :pac:

looksee · 02-02-2015 10:13pm

You do know you are in da paper Rube? Was a red car was it?

BrensBenz · 02-02-2015 10:15pm

Good thing I'm not the insurance assessor: "Power gives way to sail" and all that!
Truly a "Bluddy 'Ell" moment! Maybe Jasper Carrot could work your claim into his act.
But seriously though, Rubecula, your car did its job - it protected you. It can be replaced but you can't be. Someone is looking out for you - have you considered buying some lottery tickets?

Layinghen · 02-02-2015 10:25pm

Jellybaby1 wrote: »

Could've been a lot worse. Could've been a space ship landing on top of yer car! :eek: (Now why did I think of that? What's in this tea?)

I swear, I haven't touched the tea...........not today anyway:D:D:D

Jellybaby1 · 03-02-2015 12:08am

Layinghen wrote: »

I swear, I haven't touched the tea...........not today anyway:D:D:D

I really must keep a closer eye on Layinghen. :cool:

OldGoat · 03-02-2015 8:51am

Rubecula wrote: »

It should have been on a trailer but when it hit me it had flown off. It was coming the other way at about 30 mph and I was doing the same sdpeed in the opposite direction. It came off just as we were passing each other. Car may be a finacial write off.

The boat will never see the sea again

OldGoat · 03-02-2015 8:54am

Rubecula wrote: »

I hope it will be fine in time, the car was an MOD one

Mods get company cars now? Dav? DAV!!!

Rubecula · 03-02-2015 10:26am

I knew the oul wobblies in here would cheer me up. I have a car for just over a month, I love it to bits and then it is written off by an act of COD then you lovely people have me chuckling away.

It is true it was much better hitting my car than the primary school where the accident happened and yes if I was on my motorbike at the time things would be a tad worse. So I am thankful for small mercies.

Thank you all for keeping my feet on the ground. (Although walking to work was not what I had in mind)

Now who has the tea pot?

Chucken · 03-02-2015 1:14pm

A BOAT?? :eek:
A Boat fell on your car??

Only in Rubes land could it happen! Hope you're ok buddy

Is this it?
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/anglesey-boat-slips-trailer-smashes-6767954

OldGoat · 03-02-2015 1:23pm

Just looked at the pics in the above link. Hells bells Rubes, sorry I made light of the accident. That looks horrific. So glad you got off without any injury.

Chucken · 03-02-2015 1:34pm

Sure its the slagging that keeps us going

Poor Rubes, he's really a cat with 9 lives

Jellybaby1 · 03-02-2015 4:41pm

We would much rather the car was written off than you Rube! Were you taken to the hospital? You must have been in shock after that.

Alice1 · 03-02-2015 7:39pm

Janey, was that your car Rube? (Hand of God, hand of God)

Rubecula · 03-02-2015 10:37pm

Actually that was not my car (thanks for posting Chucken) No my car is blue. But heck two exact same accidents on an island the size of Anglesey in one weekend? As so rightly said Act of God. Who says he has no sense of irony?

Jellybaby1 · 04-02-2015 12:05am

Perhaps there was a quick paint job by Photoshop? Well done Rube! I won't tell anyone, it'll be our little secret.

OldGoat · 04-02-2015 8:41am

Rubecula wrote: »

Actually that was not my car (thanks for posting Chucken) No my car is blue. But heck two exact same accidents on an island the size of Anglesey in one weekend? As so rightly said Act of God. Who says he has no sense of irony?

It's an omen.
/Googles blueprints for an Arc.

Chucken · 04-02-2015 7:53pm

Here ya go :cool:

http://www.apps4kids.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/photo2.png

Jellybaby1 · 04-02-2015 8:13pm

Often wonder about the Ark......why rats? And why meeces? Can't see the point of them at all. They add nothing to this earth of ours. I was going to say, why spiders? But they do help to get rid of other creepy crawlies, but I still would like to rid my home of spiders. (Sorry, went off on a tangent there. Deffo someone's messin' with my tea!)

Rubecula · 04-02-2015 9:27pm

Got my hire car today.

It is a shiny new Vauxhall Insignia, top of the range with leather interior and electric everything. Parking sensors top of the range satnav, bluetooth, the lot.

I hate the thing, just want my car back.

Chucken · 04-02-2015 9:29pm

Does it have a good set of anti boat bars?

BrensBenz · 04-02-2015 10:00pm

OldGoat wrote: »

It's an omen.
/Googles blueprints for an Arc.

I used to enjoy eavesdropping on my kids' conversations:

"Mith Cawwoll told us about a man who built a hewidge boat called an ark because God was going to make it rain for ages and ages and the man put two of every aminal in the boat, a man aminal and a lady aminal, and then they went sailing for miles and miles and then, after ages and ages, they stopped.........I stuppose because the aminals had no toilet and there must have been a terrible smell."

Rubecula · 04-02-2015 10:09pm

BrensBenz wrote: »

I used to enjoy eavesdropping on my kids' conversations:

"Mith Cawwoll told us about a man who built a hewidge boat called an ark because God was going to make it rain for ages and ages and the man put two of every aminal in the boat, a man aminal and a lady aminal, and then they went sailing for miles and miles and then, after ages and ages, they stopped.........I stuppose because the aminals had no toilet and there must have been a terrible smell."

ha ha ha Love kids speak:D

Layinghen · 04-02-2015 10:13pm

Jellybaby1 wrote: »

Often wonder about the Ark......why rats? And why meeces? Can't see the point of them at all. They add nothing to this earth of ours. I was going to say, why spiders? But they do help to get rid of other creepy crawlies, but I still would like to rid my home of spiders. (Sorry, went off on a tangent there. Deffo someone's messin' with my tea!)

Hen walks by (glass of wine in hand) whistling innocently........:D:D

Rubecula · 04-02-2015 10:16pm

Hmmm whistling hen. Keep that one in sight

Layinghen · 04-02-2015 10:20pm

Try the tea Rubes, made it nice and strong, very good for shock;)

Rubecula · 04-02-2015 10:26pm

Love strong tea.

Oh just had a thought about Noahs ark

looksee · 04-02-2015 10:41pm

Rubecula wrote: »

Love strong tea.

Oh just had a thought about Noahs ark

Yeah, you could put it on wheels...

Rubecula · 04-02-2015 11:04pm

looksee wrote: »

Yeah, you could put it on wheels...

No I was wondering why he took two woodworm on a wooden ship?

Chucken · 04-02-2015 11:14pm

Jellybaby1 · 05-02-2015 12:11am

Rubecula wrote: »

No I was wondering why he took two woodworm on a wooden ship?

Good question Rube! By the way hope you got a good set of oars with the replacement car, plus a lifebelt. I'll just put the RNLI on alert.

Ramette · 07-02-2015 2:09pm

Good lord Rube I just popped in to do a bit of dusting and see that you were harpooned by a boat ... Should I don my nurses outfit?

Rubecula · 07-02-2015 8:58pm

Rammy you read my mind. Been a very bad week here in the Castle Rubecula two folks passed over (a friend and a family member) so on top of my accident things have been a tad fraught here. I may or may not be missing for a few days xx

Ramette · 07-02-2015 9:16pm

Sorry to hear you are having such a hard time Rube. Mind yourself.

Layinghen · 08-02-2015 9:10am

Take care of yourself Rube, you certainly are going through a rough time at the moment.

looksee · 11-02-2015 8:38am

There is the rather un-lovely smell in the kitchen of slightly gone-off deer bones boiling with washing powder. The way you do.

OldGoat · 11-02-2015 9:12am

Sudsy stock. I think I may pass on that venison casserole.

Jellybaby1 · 11-02-2015 9:24pm

looksee wrote: »

There is the rather un-lovely smell in the kitchen of slightly gone-off deer bones boiling with washing powder. The way you do.

Is this your recipe for glue?

Chucken · 11-02-2015 9:32pm

For once, nobody can blame my soup making

Ummmm. Has to be asked. What the hell are you doing woman? :eek:

looksee · 11-02-2015 9:57pm

Chucken, I thought no-one was going to ask...:D Well you see I made this warp weighted loom, and while I was researching it I found that a lot of small cylinderical (medieval) animal bones had been found in Waterford and no-one knew what they were for, though they had evidence of fibre polishing on the insides. So while I was sorting the loom I had a thought about how these bones might have been used. I tried it and ta-daaaa it improved the way the loom worked by a significant amount. I was asked to demo the loom at an experimental archaeology conference in UCD last month, and the theory went down quite well. The bones I had used were ok but not really the most suitable so I just yesterday got some deer bones from a local hunter (official, he has a shop!) and am going to try them. Well, its better than doing housework

Chucken · 11-02-2015 10:04pm

I had to ask

You learn something new every day!

Jellybaby1 · 11-02-2015 10:07pm

Aw, flip, Chuckie, you just had to ask her, didn't cha? :rolleyes: I just knew it would be something folksy, but having read your explanation Looksee, I'm really none the wiser. When you mentioned the loom I thought you were boiling the bones down to make (a) glue, or (b) an oil to oil your loom!

:D:D You gotta make a Youtoob vidjo so we can see a demo.

looksee · 11-02-2015 10:14pm

Wojamean 'folksy' ?!! this is history and archaeology and stuff. Well yes, and its me dressed up in my medieval kit but still. Folksy, Hmph! I will see if I can find you a pic. :eek:

Chucken · 11-02-2015 10:18pm

looksee wrote: »

Wojamean 'folksy' ?!! this is history and archaeology and stuff. Well yes, and its me dressed up in my medieval kit but still. Folksy, Hmph! I will see if I can find you a pic. :eek:

Hippy. She meant hippy, didnt you Jelly

All ye oul wans and oul fellas out there! Wakey wakey, rise and shine!

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