Vagueness and the Aftermath - A sporadic diary

[DUNK619]

i cant see it

[Rod Paradise]

Sorry folks - the attach picture not working.

I'll put them on a hosting site tomorrow.

I'd pester Bongo about it but he's away the weekend.

[I KNOW IT]

Some of the words you translated seem very similar to Indian. pani = water being one of them

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Some of the words you translated seem very similar to Indian. pani = water being one of them

Good spot Craig.

http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=30601.msg646644#msg646644

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Did anyone see Brian Blessed on 'Have I got news for you' last night?

I've never had much time for him really. I always saw him as shouty and a bit dim, but I've changed my mind. He had Merton, Hislop, me, the cast, crew and audience in hysterics.

It was the funniest thing I've seen in ages.

[I KNOW IT]

Did anyone see Brian Blessed on 'Have I got news for you' last night?

I've never had much time for him really. I always saw him as shouty and a bit dim, but I've changed my mind. He had Merton, Hislop, me, the cast, crew and audience in hysterics.

It was the funniest thing I've seen in ages.

Yes I did. Hilarious, especially the story about Mt Everest

heres a link for anyone who missed it
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/page/item/b00b8vxv.shtml?filter=category%3AletterH&scope=iplayercategories&start=1&version_pid=b00b8vwc

CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE

[tikay]

Tom, don't let age be a barrier to Minnie Driver. A 16-year old Minnie succumbed to the charms of Jack Nicholson.

Did he screw driver?

Yes he did.

Sadly for you Kinboshi, she doesn't take a Philips.

 

 

 

brilliant - post of the, er, day!

Andrew T - absolute genius.

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Have you heard a cuckoo yet this year?

There's a cuckoo calling away like mad right outside my window but I'll be damned if I can see him.

I first heard him about 3 weeks ago, I remember because I turned my silver (although I'm not superstitious) He was just warming up back then, but he's in full flow now.

He reminded me of a little rhyme that someone taught me when I was a kid.

The cuckoo comes in April
He sings his song in May
Then in June he'll change his tune
In July he'll fly away.

[Ecosse]

Have you heard a cuckoo yet this year?

There's a cuckoo calling away like mad right outside my window but I'll be damned if I can see him.

I first heard him about 3 weeks ago, I remember because I turned my silver (although I'm not superstitious) He was just warming up back then, but he's in full flow now.

He reminded me of a little rhyme that someone taught me when I was a kid.

The cuckoo comes in April
He sings his song in May
Then in June he'll change his tune
In July he'll fly away.

Reminded me straight away of the Simon & Garfunkel classic, April Come She Will. Maybe that's where the inspiration for this song came from ?

April come she will
When streams are ripe and swelled with rain;
May, she will stay,
Resting in my arms again.

June, she'll change her tune,
In restless walks she'll prowl the night;
July, she will fly
And give no warning to her flight.

August, die she must,
The autumn winds blow chilly and cold;
September I'll remember
A love once new has now grown old.

[bovie]

cukoo land if you ask me ??

[tikay]

Many sincere congrats on a Century of Pages to this absolutely priceless Diary Tom - thank you. This is my first port-of-call when I open blonde, & it has remained a happy place - exactly what I need on blonde.

Here's to the next 100.

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Have you heard a cuckoo yet this year?

There's a cuckoo calling away like mad right outside my window but I'll be damned if I can see him.

I first heard him about 3 weeks ago, I remember because I turned my silver (although I'm not superstitious) He was just warming up back then, but he's in full flow now.

He reminded me of a little rhyme that someone taught me when I was a kid.

The cuckoo comes in April
He sings his song in May
Then in June he'll change his tune
In July he'll fly away.

Reminded me straight away of the Simon & Garfunkel classic, April Come She Will. Maybe that's where the inspiration for this song came from ?

April come she will
When streams are ripe and swelled with rain;
May, she will stay,
Resting in my arms again.

June, she'll change her tune,
In restless walks she'll prowl the night;
July, she will fly
And give no warning to her flight.

August, die she must,
The autumn winds blow chilly and cold;
September I'll remember
A love once new has now grown old.

I think you are spot on. It fits so well.

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Many sincere congrats on a Century of Pages to this absolutely priceless Diary Tom - thank you. This is my first port-of-call when I open blonde, & it has remained a happy place - exactly what I need on blonde.

Here's to the next 100.

Thank you.

Writing, (for me at least) doesn't come easy. I look at your diary, and I see l well reserched, entertaining, often bitingly funy articles.

These are usually consecutive entries, posted within the space of an hour or two. I know that you have just rattled them off one after the other, probably while you were multi-tabling, or asleep.



I love to write. I feel compelled to do it. I don't mind if it takes me an age to say someting that someone else would just jot down without a moment's thought. I enjoy life more when I write about it.

But, (and yes I can start a sentence with the word 'But', because I've seen Bill Bryson do it) as I'm sure Tony will agree, it all becomes a little flat without the feedback.

So post a question, or a comment, (good or bad) it's what keeps me going.

[tikay]

Many sincere congrats on a Century of Pages to this absolutely priceless Diary Tom - thank you. This is my first port-of-call when I open blonde, & it has remained a happy place - exactly what I need on blonde.

Here's to the next 100.

Thank you.

Writing, (for me at least) doesn't come easy. I look at your diary, and I see l well reserched, entertaining, often bitingly funy articles.

These are usually consecutive entries, posted within the space of an hour or two. I know that you have just rattled them off one after the other, probably while you were multi-tabling, or asleep.



I love to write. I feel compelled to do it. I don't mind if it takes me an age to say someting that someone else would just jot down without a moment's thought. I enjoy life more when I write about it.But, (and yes I can start a sentence with the word 'But', because I've seen Bill Bryson do it) as I'm sure Tony will agree, it all becomes a little flat without the feedback.

So post a question, or a comment, (good or bad) it's what keeps me going.

You express in writing the things I think, so often.

I wish there were more blonde diaries.

[sovietsong]

Wonderful stuff Tom.  Reading your interesting tales makes me want to quit my job and hitting the road!!  If only i had the guts...