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Jim Webster, (In On a Chance! )
Yeah, that's what I've done in the past.
You see, they system works.Not well and not quickly but after a fashion, it works.
I expect nothing more from technology
It's Facebook Unfriend Day today apparently. Some cakes for the occasion...
http://www.cakewrecks.com/home/2015/1...
Wonder if I've anybody left on my friends by the end of the day :-(
You'll still have me.
Patti (baconater) wrote: "Jim who?"Jim Flatcap.
Oh, the guy who smells of wet sheep.I like to keep upwind of him.
Or is it Jim Catflap?
As me Dad used to say, "You can call me anything you like so long as you don't call me late for meals"
Or make you come in through the cat flap :)
Gingerlily - Mistress Lantern wrote: "Or make you come in through the cat flap :)"We got a cap flap fitted
Is your cap so big it needs its own entrance??
The corridors of your brain are quite...Murky.
Long pork. Mmmmm
Jim wrote: "Because it's wet outhttps://tallissteelyard.wordpress.com..."
Great stuff.
You know that saying about great minds and all that?
http://www.davidhadleyauthor.co.uk/20...
It's probably a very English literary form
Interesting that we both called it The Warrens though.The only place I remember being called that was a caravan site.
I dated a Warren for a short time.He was a bit of a dick.
As someone rather partial to a pickled gerkin (sliced with cold meat) I'm not going to let you put me off :-)
Good for you, Jim!
Yes, I'm hoping things move smoothly and the next 'case' for Benor will be along on the 1st December.'Much arranged marriage'
(Probably, assuming they've got them in the order I sent them :-) )
Jim wrote: "I just have to ask"Which bit?""
At least he wasn't a complete dick, like another guy I dated.
The female of the species seems to have a strange inability to assess men accurately in advance.At least you worked it out on a date, some take thirty years of marriage!
It's called frog kissing, Jim.I also had to travel several thousand kilometres to find my prince.
Hard work, finding someone worthy of me.
So long as it doesn't degenerate into toad lickingBut honestly, it is a source of constant amazement to most men how apparently intelligent females can hook up with complete muppets and then complain how unhappy they are.
I remember one girl who complained to me about how unhappy her boyfriend was making her.So I said "dump him"
She looked at me as if I was a heartless monster
A happy heartless monster is better than an unhappy homeless hamster... That started out well and lost its grip somewhere...
Looked at your title. Is that a new release?
Oh, and Jim?I do have the power to change your thread title.
Mwah ha ha!
Patti (baconater) wrote: "Oh, and Jim?I do have the power to change your thread title.
Mwah ha ha!"
I know, you've done it before!
Gingerlily - Mistress Lantern wrote: "Looked at your title. Is that a new release?"I think you would release that one, you'd certainly not try and haul it out of the water!
Kath wrote: "A happy heartless monster is better than an unhappy homeless hamster... That started out well and lost its grip somewhere..."Story of my life
I liked the last thread title more.
Patti (baconater) wrote: "I liked the last thread title more."The song title or the friend of Tallis Steelyard?
I may be a little demob happy. Somebody bought a copy of Flotsam or Jetsam
Perhaps it's because I stopped trying to promote it?
You should celebrate by putting a drabble in your thread title.
Purveyor of Drabbles to the masses?
Now thread titles are going to be more important, should we consider getting them proof read?
Patti (baconater) wrote: "You should celebrate by putting a drabble in your thread title."why not a full novel?
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Dunno really, I don't do technology, I'm a cowman, not a tractor driver