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Is that a Rangers only pub or will it be ok to show up in my green stripedUilliam wrote:agus me and my pipes(Joseph that could be another title for a tune?) at the Uisge Beatha in Glasgow where we play on a Sunday /Thursday
Uilliam
#7 Larsson jersey?
Cheers!
/MarcusR
There is no such thing as tailwind -- it's either against you or you're simply having great legs!
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Ahh, there you are! Been a while. Agus Me and my pipes... you may have something there... let me play it around in my head for a while. Nice to see you... and your groovin' Balmoral.Uilliam wrote:
agus me and my pipes(Joseph that could be another title for a tune?) at the Uisge Beatha in Glasgow where we play on a Sunday /Thursday
Slán Go Foill
Uilliam
MarcusR wrote:Is that a Rangers only pub or will it be ok to show up in my green stripedUilliam wrote:agus me and my pipes(Joseph that could be another title for a tune?) at the Uisge Beatha in Glasgow where we play on a Sunday /Thursday
Uilliam
#7 Larsson jersey?
Cheers!
/MarcusR
I thought you only wore red and black plaid, Marcus?
This IS amazing! You're signed in at the same time I am! We usually have a 12-24 hour time warp!MarcusR wrote:Lambchop wrote:
I thought you only wore red and black plaid, Marcus?
It was just a hypothetic question
Was it that obvious?
Take care Lamchops, howl!
/MarcusR
It's Lambchop. Singular. Do you know who Lambchop was? Shari Lewis's naively outspoken handpuppet? Cute and charming.
I haven't been able to find anything small enough to use as an avatar.
We have no cellars here. The water table is too high. One is supposed to take cover in an interior bathtub, dragging a mattress over one's head. Barring that, one takes shelter in an interior closet or utility room, preferably between large appliances like freezers, washers, and dryers.Sunnywindo wrote:Lambchop wrote: (Sorry, the closest we have to Swedish here is the Muppet Swedish Chef computer voice on the National Weather Service early-warning radio . . . try having that wake you up at 2 a.m. with borkified chatter about flash flooding, cloud-to-ground lightning frequencies, Doppler radar, and supercell tornado formation, while you try to integrate that with the incongrous mental image of The Chef behind his kitchen counter.)
Oooookay then! Yeah, that could be confusing... your body shaking with both laughter and fear while the tornado tears towards the general direction of your house, you might collapse in a state of mental and emotional confusion, never making it to the safety of your cellar.....]
The Chef also recommends taking shelter in a ravine, if outdoors, and seeking high ground in case of flash flooding. We have neither ravines nor high ground, because it is perfectly flat here. Should you take shelter in a culvert, which is about the closest we come to a ravine, I suppose, you're safe from the tornado, but the subsequent flash flood drowns you.
I've been pondering the question of why people live here at all.