Sorry Ken, just a tickle in my throat there (cough) I meant to say 54 years old. There, Ive said it. And its true, I looked it up. But just how did it happen? I mean how? I'm sure I only turned round for a minute at 18 and here I am.....
Mind you, I like the idea of dog years. I look at the lives my dogs lead and think, I could do that. (Some of the sniffing can be a bit gross but, ah, the sleeping!)
Mind you, I like the idea of dog years. I look at the lives my dogs lead and think, I could do that. (Some of the sniffing can be a bit gross but, ah, the sleeping!)
Peter Wrote:Sorry Ken, just a tickle in my throat there (cough) I meant to say 54 years old. There, Ive said it. And its true, I looked it up. But just how did it happen? I mean how? I'm sure I only turned round for a minute at 18 and here I am.....Just remember that getting old is better than the alternative.
Mind you, I like the idea of dog years. I look at the lives my dogs lead and think, I could do that. (Some of the sniffing can be a bit gross but, ah, the sleeping!)
The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. ... The piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark age.
~ Howard Phillips Lovecraft
My apologies - I see how it works now.
CANADIANRJFAN Wrote:My apologies - I see how it works now.
No problemo. I think we've all done that at least once, and then we get the picture.
Reading is freedom.
The mind soars, no earthly cares,
no limitations.
A Maggers Haiku, 2005
Years ago my mother used to say to me... "In this world, Elwood, you can be oh so smart or oh so pleasant."
Well, for years I was smart.
I recommend pleasant.
You may quote me.
Elwood P. Dowd
Maggers Wrote:Aaarrgghh....Rats, now I know the ending. I haven't seen this film yet, and it's coming from netflix. If you can post a spoiler alert, it's very helpful for those of us who haven't seen the movie or read the book yet.
Wasn't that scene in the origanal?
KRW
Peter Wrote:Sorry Ken, just a tickle in my throat there (cough) I meant to say 54 years old. There, Ive said it. And its true, I looked it up. But just how did it happen? I mean how? I'm sure I only turned round for a minute at 18 and here I am.....
Mind you, I like the idea of dog years. I look at the lives my dogs lead and think, I could do that. (Some of the sniffing can be a bit gross but, ah, the sleeping!)
A light strike on the keyboard? I thought it was deliberate. Four years old struck me as being pretty funny, so I responded with my own joke.
Ken V.
P.S. How long are donkeys years?
Peter Wrote:OK I'll fall for it. How long are Donkeys years?
The origin seems to be British . . . I thought you might know.
Ken V.
I must confess I'm baffled by the current spate of Hollywood remakes. Is Tinsletown utterly void of new ideas these days? Any big-time producers out there, here's an =original= idea. The time is August, 1945. The ENOLA GAY circles Hiroshima. The atomic weapon is dropped. A mechanical fault!--it doesn't explode! Imperial Japanese scientists figure out right-quick what is it, and how to put it in working order. The hook: Imperial Japan is on the ropes, but now posseses an atomic weapon... How would the US deal with the situation? Well, get it back, or destroy it, with a suicide team. Either that, or... STARRING (write your own names in here) (I can see Ed Norton and Bruce Willis, for a start.) :eek:
Ah, I took it to be another joke. I was thinking something along the lines of "half as long as their heads2" No, in UK it just means a long time. ie I had my first kiss/beer/speeding fine or whatever donkeys years ago. Ho Hum.
Also the bit with the (cough) was meant to be a joke. Imagine I was speaking. OK, I'll get my coat.......
Also the bit with the (cough) was meant to be a joke. Imagine I was speaking. OK, I'll get my coat.......