General Chat

Is it true what they say about ozy men ..they do everything upside down x

lol Lynski :-D

All families are the same :-)

I have a Millington in my tree who married my Great Great Aunt Eliza in Cheshire. Any relation??

Allan

Hi,

Just laughing at your melting plastic comments and I have one to add -

Many years ago my younger brother and sister were told not to make toffee.

Anyway, typically, they disobeyed and after school were busy making toffee when they heard Mum come home early.

In a panic to hide it they tipped it into a plastic bag!!

Needless to say, the kitchen floor had to be replaced where the boiling toffee hit it and the blisters on my brothers bare feet finally healed....!!!!

Sounds like my cooking :-(

can you imagine it,
trying to make out what was plastic and what was cottage pie,her cooking was so bad you couldnt tell the difference.hee hee :-D

Suzanne, your nan invented plastic tasting food long before the majore food manufacturers thought of it. She should have patented the idea :-D

yea mum said the cottage pie tasted very strange.hee hee . :-D :-D

lol Sharon :-D :-D

Suzanne, I now have a mental picture of your nan :-)

She was obviously years ahead of her time :-D

Yorkshire foreplay.......

























"Brace tha sen."

omg ALLEN
you have just reminded me of a story about my nan,
think it was sometime in the 50s(not sure when plastic pots came into use)
nan got a lovely large plastic bowl,thought she would make the family a lovely homemade cottage pie,you can guess the rest,shes 98 now,and can still tell you the story. but mum said that she was always a terrible cook ha ha :-D :-D

Suzanne, you've given me an idea for a new short story.

It would be about a herd of Wallopies whose distant ancestors were frying pans.

The story line would probably be a bit more interesting that the one I was going to do about the guy who invented the plastic frying pan.

His invention was not a raging success, more like a raging inferno having been responsible for burning down more than forty houses :-D

dont want to think about it ALLAN. :-D :-D

The plural of wallop is wallopies (Think about it for a minute) :-D :-D

oh how romantic ALLAN
i do hope your wife put the heavy frying pan in her luggage to wallop you will when she was feeling a little better. :-D

Ah, Suzanne, on Valentine's Day we were getting ready to go for dinner on our cruise ship which was being served at 7.00pm (the dinner not the ship!) when at 6.45 pm she whispered romanticalliy my ear:

"I'm going to throw up" which she promptly proceeded to do!

I went to dinner by myself, but ever thoughtful, I did take a dry bread roll back to the cabin for her. She was seasick for the next couple of days :-( :-(

lol Barbra :-D

ALLEN
ive told your wife on numerous occasions to wallop you with a frying pan and not a wallaby, but in this instance i will allow her to do you some considerable damage with a kangaroo(they do more damage than a wallaby)what a horrible thing to do,make your wife walk past a lovely restaurant and only be allowed to sniff the air,what did you do for valentines day, ? cook a lovely BBQ and tie her to the chair in front of it???? :-D :-D

Allan just pictured you patch over one eye & splintered finger .good job oh didnt aim lower you would have been really struggling & limping as well :-D

Hello all

Roy, wrong side of the Pennines: Lancashire, or at least Manchester, but now live near Perth in WA.

I told you I'd be back Suzanne. The swelling in my right eye has now gone done and even with my fingers in splints I am able to use the keyboard, although with some difficulty!

Barbra, I've decided that we should do this every Friday from now on.

Joy, the only reason you could kick me twice was because my wife had already nearly mained me with a marsupial

:-D :-D :-D :-D

Allan .thought you were so generous & caring now i know you are , your oh is sooo lucky to have you .or maybe not :-D