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Post by Worthy4England » Sun May 19, 2013 11:04 am

I'd just like to say to all Daddylonglegses. The first of your number has just been sent packing from it's advance scouting mission.

I'm ready and have rolled-up Newspaper stockpiled.

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Post by TANGODANCER » Sun May 19, 2013 1:39 pm

Going to a wedding reception in July, at the Manchester Hilton. Lad getting married, and his mother, friends of ours, called there yesterday to check the suite out. Had a pot of tea for two and a plate of space-saver sandwiches (the ones here they cut all the crusts off ,actual value about £2 tops).....£48

Lord knows what the bar bills will be like on the day. :shock:
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Post by Bruce Rioja » Sun May 19, 2013 5:05 pm

TANGODANCER wrote:Going to a wedding reception in July, at the Manchester Hilton. Lad getting married, and his mother, friends of ours, called there yesterday to check the suite out. Had a pot of tea for two and a plate of space-saver sandwiches (the ones here they cut all the crusts off ,actual value about £2 tops).....£48

Lord knows what the bar bills will be like on the day. :shock:
Seriously? What was on them? Did you question it, Tango?

That, in the truest sense, is absolutely fecking ridiculous.
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Post by Bruce Rioja » Sun May 19, 2013 5:05 pm

TANGODANCER wrote:Going to a wedding reception in July, at the Manchester Hilton. Lad getting married, and his mother, friends of ours, called there yesterday to check the suite out. Had a pot of tea for two and a plate of space-saver sandwiches (the ones here they cut all the crusts off ,actual value about £2 tops).....£48

Lord knows what the bar bills will be like on the day. :shock:
Seriously? What was on them? Did you question it, Tango?

That, in the truest sense, is absolutely fecking ridiculous.
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Post by TANGODANCER » Sun May 19, 2013 5:27 pm

Bruce Rioja wrote:
TANGODANCER wrote:Going to a wedding reception in July, at the Manchester Hilton. Lad getting married, and his mother, friends of ours, called there yesterday to check the suite out. Had a pot of tea for two and a plate of space-saver sandwiches (the ones here they cut all the crusts off ,actual value about £2 tops).....£48

Lord knows what the bar bills will be like on the day. :shock:
Seriously? What was on them? Did you question it, Tango?

That, in the truest sense, is absolutely fecking ridiculous.
I only got it from the wife having a phone conversation Bruce. I'll ask when I see our friend next time. Apparently there were thimbles sized cakes included to ease the pain. Just highly glad it wasn't me.
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Post by Bruce Rioja » Sun May 19, 2013 5:33 pm

TANGODANCER wrote:
Bruce Rioja wrote:
TANGODANCER wrote:Going to a wedding reception in July, at the Manchester Hilton. Lad getting married, and his mother, friends of ours, called there yesterday to check the suite out. Had a pot of tea for two and a plate of space-saver sandwiches (the ones here they cut all the crusts off ,actual value about £2 tops).....£48

Lord knows what the bar bills will be like on the day. :shock:
Seriously? What was on them? Did you question it, Tango?

That, in the truest sense, is absolutely fecking ridiculous.
I only got it from the wife having a phone conversation Bruce. I'll ask when I see our friend next time. Apparently there were thimbles sized cakes included to ease the pain. Just highly glad it wasn't me.
Sorry, Tango, I'd misread it and thought it was you and Mrs Dancer. And I'll bet that it included 10% for, you know, making sandwiches, boiling a kettle and fetching them over. :roll:

Serves as a warning anyway, so thanks for that. ;)
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Post by TANGODANCER » Sun May 19, 2013 6:08 pm

Bruce Rioja wrote:
TANGODANCER wrote:
Bruce Rioja wrote:
TANGODANCER wrote:Going to a wedding reception in July, at the Manchester Hilton. Lad getting married, and his mother, friends of ours, called there yesterday to check the suite out. Had a pot of tea for two and a plate of space-saver sandwiches (the ones here they cut all the crusts off ,actual value about £2 tops).....£48

Lord knows what the bar bills will be like on the day. :shock:
Seriously? What was on them? Did you question it, Tango?

That, in the truest sense, is absolutely fecking ridiculous.
I only got it from the wife having a phone conversation Bruce. I'll ask when I see our friend next time. Apparently there were thimbles sized cakes included to ease the pain. Just highly glad it wasn't me.
Sorry, Tango, I'd misread it and thought it was you and Mrs Dancer. And I'll bet that it included 10% for, you know, making sandwiches, boiling a kettle and fetching them over. :roll:

Serves as a warning anyway, so thanks for that. ;)
Lord knows what the bill for the wedding reception will come to. Just fxcking glad I won't be paying it. The happy couple are off to the Maldives at 5-0 that day. I really went wrong somewhere. :wink:
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Post by bobo the clown » Mon May 20, 2013 3:01 pm

A monster sized pigeon just decided to ignore that we have a conservatory ..... slapped at full speed into one of the windows. I nearly dropped my tea-cup.

There is now a pigeon version of the impression left on the Turin Shroud on my glass. It must have been a dusty beggar.

Said pigeon, which I thought was surely dead was sat beneath the window, literally 'giving his head a shake'. After a couple of minutes it flew off, albeit a bit groggy.
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Post by Lost Leopard Spot » Mon May 20, 2013 3:05 pm

bobo the clown wrote:A monster sized pigeon just decided to ignore that we have a conservatory ..... slapped at full speed into one of the windows. I nearly dropped my tea-cup.

There is now a pigeon version of the impression left on the Turin Shroud on my glass. It must have been a dusty beggar.

Said pigeon, which I thought was surely dead was sat beneath the window, literally 'giving his head a shake'. After a couple of minutes it flew off, albeit a bit groggy.
Quick, get out and have a look around, there'll be a Tippi Hedren lookalike somewhere near...
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Post by bobo the clown » Mon May 20, 2013 3:27 pm

Lost Leopard Spot wrote:
bobo the clown wrote:A monster sized pigeon just decided to ignore that we have a conservatory ..... slapped at full speed into one of the windows. I nearly dropped my tea-cup.

There is now a pigeon version of the impression left on the Turin Shroud on my glass. It must have been a dusty beggar.

Said pigeon, which I thought was surely dead was sat beneath the window, literally 'giving his head a shake'. After a couple of minutes it flew off, albeit a bit groggy.
Quick, get out and have a look around, there'll be a Tippi Hedren lookalike somewhere near...
I've looked. Not there I'm afraid, unless she's hiding behind the little fat b'stard holding a megaphone.
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Post by thebish » Mon May 20, 2013 4:44 pm

cool! the white powder is from the feather quills (I think) - owls do this and leave ghostly shapes on conservatory windows..

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Post by bobo the clown » Mon May 20, 2013 6:18 pm

thebish wrote:cool! the white powder is from the feather quills (I think) - owls do this and leave ghostly shapes on conservatory windows..

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You took that whilst up here taking our bidet I guess. EXACTLY what I have on our window (albeit an entirely different sort of bird).
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Post by Lost Leopard Spot » Mon May 20, 2013 6:22 pm

It wasn't a pigeon then. A lesser sighted blind owl would be my guess. Show us your pigeon print, bobo.
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Post by bobo the clown » Mon May 20, 2013 6:27 pm

Lost Leopard Spot wrote:It wasn't a pigeon then. A lesser sighted blind owl would be my guess. Show us your pigeon print, bobo.
Well, it was a pigeon which was sitting stunned on the grass right after ! Maybe it was stunned at what some owl had just done, but frankly I'm going for it being that bird.

I've tried photo's but they are rubbish. If I manage a good one I'll post it.
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Post by Lost Leopard Spot » Mon May 20, 2013 6:38 pm

Just don't do what my wife did. We had a squirrel crash into our window which left an imprint - which kind of brings into question how these imprints are formed as, to the best of my knowledge, squirrels are both featherless and flightless - and in the course of manouevering the camera to get a better shot, managed to trip and go through the window.
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Post by thebish » Mon May 20, 2013 6:40 pm

Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Just don't do what my wife did. We had a squirrel crash into our window which left an imprint - which kind of brings into question how these imprints are formed as, to the best of my knowledge, squirrels are both featherless and flightless - and in the course of manouevering the camera to get a better shot, managed to trip and go through the window.
maybe that's how the squirrel did it?

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Post by Lost Leopard Spot » Mon May 20, 2013 6:53 pm

thebish wrote:
Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Just don't do what my wife did. We had a squirrel crash into our window which left an imprint - which kind of brings into question how these imprints are formed as, to the best of my knowledge, squirrels are both featherless and flightless - and in the course of manouevering the camera to get a better shot, managed to trip and go through the window.
maybe that's how the squirrel did it?
No but really it can't be feather dust if squirrels can do it too. In fact, I remember now that I caused the same waaaay back in my youth with a football. The impression was left there for well over nine years. It must be some aspect of the glass. Internal micro fractures or something. I forsee a good PhD subject here for someone...
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Lost Leopard Spot wrote:
thebish wrote:
Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Just don't do what my wife did. We had a squirrel crash into our window which left an imprint - which kind of brings into question how these imprints are formed as, to the best of my knowledge, squirrels are both featherless and flightless - and in the course of manouevering the camera to get a better shot, managed to trip and go through the window.
maybe that's how the squirrel did it?
No but really it can't be feather dust if squirrels can do it too. In fact, I remember now that I caused the same waaaay back in my youth with a football. The impression was left there for well over nine years. It must be some aspect of the glass. Internal micro fractures or something. I forsee a good PhD subject here for someone...
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Post by Bruce Rioja » Wed May 22, 2013 12:36 pm

Forgive me please if I display a level of numptiness here, but I can't see the supposed racist slur here.

Sergio Garcia has apologised for remarks aimed at Tiger Woods that sparked a racism controversy at the European Tour’s gala dinner in London on Tuesday night.

Asked when he would be inviting Woods round for dinner at the US Open next month, the Spaniard replied “he can come every night - we will serve fried chicken.”

The racist overtones caused a stir at the prestigious European Tour Player Awards
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Post by Montreal Wanderer » Wed May 22, 2013 12:38 pm

Bruce Rioja wrote:Forgive me please if I display a level of numptiness here, but I can't see the supposed racist slur here.

Sergio Garcia has apologised for remarks aimed at Tiger Woods that sparked a racism controversy at the European Tour’s gala dinner in London on Tuesday night.

Asked when he would be inviting Woods round for dinner at the US Open next month, the Spaniard replied “he can come every night - we will serve fried chicken.”

The racist overtones caused a stir at the prestigious European Tour Player Awards
Fried chicken is stereotypically food for American blacks.
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