Vagueness and the Aftermath - A sporadic diary

[tikay]

I forgot to mention that during his visit yesterday, Ralph instantly picked out the best yearling in the field.

tikay. Pfft.

Well he would - I told him which was the best one before he went down. He did tell you that, right? Or was you whooshed?

OK, you may continue with your deep-rooted discussions on life. Marmalade & arse cheeks indeed. 

[RED-DOG]

Of course, he is totally superfluous, I just slip one in every now and then to keep him happy.

That has been quoted to be used against you when the need arises.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decorum

[kinboshi]

Of course, he is totally superfluous, I just slip one in every now and then to keep him happy.

That has been quoted to be used against you when the need arises.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decorum

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagging_%28fashion%29

[tikay]

Of course, he is totally superfluous, I just slip one in every now and then to keep him happy.

That has been quoted to be used against you when the need arises.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decorum

...from which I gather you were as impressed as I was by that link!

[RED-DOG]

Of course, he is totally superfluous, I just slip one in every now and then to keep him happy.

That has been quoted to be used against you when the need arises.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decorum

...from which I gather you were as impressed as I was by that link!

Lol. Correct.

[RED-DOG]

Right. I can procrastinate no longer. I really do have to cut the grass.

Before I go though, I want to share this list of odd book titles.

You just know you want to read them.




I Was Tortured By the Pygmy Love Queen

How to Write a How to Write Book

Are Women Human? And Other International Dialogues

Cheese Problems Solved

If You Want Closure in Your Relationship, Start With Your Legs

People who Mattered in Southend and Beyond: From King Canute to Dr Feelgood

[Tonji]

While we're at it, am I the only person in the world who likes Rose's Lime Marmalade?

Now this is interesting, well I find it so  .  "Marmalade" why not call it Orange or Lime Jam, afterall we have Strawberry Jam etc. I'm sure the origins of the word Marmalade go back centuries, but I've not got the time to check it out at the moment. Oh & why does Dundee come into all this?

[RED-DOG]

On average, I wonder what percentage of an iced bun never gets eaten but remains stuck to the paper?

[RED-DOG]

Also, every hour I spend cutting the grass means I can have another slice of Ralph's cake without ruining my diet.

FACT!

[Laxie]

Assuming you've been cutting the grass since your last posts, you can almost have 2 slices now.

[Jon MW]

While we're at it, am I the only person in the world who likes Rose's Lime Marmalade?

Now this is interesting, well I find it so  .  "Marmalade" why not call it Orange or Lime Jam, afterall we have Strawberry Jam etc. I'm sure the origins of the word Marmalade go back centuries, but I've not got the time to check it out at the moment. Oh & why does Dundee come into all this?

According to the Oxford Dictionary (at www.askoxford.com)

marmalade

  • noun a preserve made from citrus fruit, especially bitter oranges.

  — ORIGIN Portuguese marmelada ‘quince jam’, from marmelo ‘quince’.

Whereas Jam is:

• noun chiefly Brit. a conserve and spread made from fruit and sugar.

See - completely different

[RED-DOG]

Assuming you've been cutting the grass since your last posts, you can almost have 2 slices now.

That is probably the most intelligent post anyone has ever made.

[Laxie]

Go finish cutting that grass!!!  You might get the whole cake by the time you're done.   

[RED-DOG]

OK. How long was that?

[boldie]

OK. How long was that?

an entire cake' s worth, me thinks