Gweedo – Your ad here – Murray said, about 20 hours agoThose colors, plus blue for the unused channels. -My unhealthy junk is mainly “crisps” and Coke Cola. -She sent it for me to keep. I found out that Heather’s birthday is today. I brought up some fruit and fig bars and a thank you card; all of that unrelated as I had got these things previously as a consideration of good neighborly relations. I will give her a hand screwing up curtain rods Saturday. She had bought some draperies for her front room and kitchen.-“Years ago when I was a small boy in Germany” living in a more rainy climate, I enjoyed being in on a “cozy” day.-A fine Thirstday to you too !_________________________________________________Mine does not have blue lights. It’s a pretty old model but it still works.-Sorry about the mix up, I must not have read your comment properly. I hope Heather had a great birthday. What’s a fig bar? I’m not American so I don’t know.-I have lovely neighbours as well. They sent me a birthday card last year. They’re the nicest people I’ve ever met.-It’s been raining a lot here today.-Well… It’s Friday. My favourite day of the week. I like Fridays much better than weekends.-So… Happy “Finally” Friday to you!
For some odd reason my girlfriend always likes to claim that I’m forgetful, but I’ll have her know that I will be buying her a Valentine’s Day present sometime in the next week or so, so I’m sure I’ll be way ahead of schedule……..Today’s strip might have worked as a Sunday strip, with Andy’s testimony taking up a few panels (no wasted ones, I hope!), and the judge delivering the punchline.
I love this song… It has the word ‘Hearts’ in the title and Valentine’s Day is full of hearts so… To be honest, I just felt like posting it because it’s so great.
Try this one for a view of our ONLY rail line to London and anywhere else..http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/Flood-rail-spending-vow-8216-new-money-8217/story-20620815-detail/story.html
The waterside route was designed by I K Brunel and is a quite an attraction. Normally the flooding does cause some problems, but nothing like we’ve experienced lately. I might have mentioned it before but try looking up “Atmospheric railway” on Wikipedia..The line runs inland from Plymouth but after Newton Abbot (where I used to live) it runs parallel to the River Teign, then goes coastal after Teignmouth. After that, at Dawlish Warren, it turns up the river Exe, via Starcross to Exeter. That’s the extent of it’s coastal “journey”..We can’t afford to rule the waves anymore as we pay too much to the European Union and to other countries (as foreign aid) who can’t be bothered to distribute the wealth to the people .
Yes, we have bus services to all parts of the country but they take so long and often involve changes. I recently took a coach (bus) to visit my step mother who lives under 2 hours car drive away. It took around four hours, as I had to change about 13 miles away from her home city. I had to wait an hour for the right connection..The return journey was just as bad but we had Scottish drivers whose every other word began with F, C, B etc. Amusing for a short while……
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member about 10 years ago
favm about 10 years ago
In Any’s case, the defense was resting before the trial began.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 10 years ago
Number Three about 10 years ago
That’s how I would describe you too, Andy.xxx
Number Three about 10 years ago
Gweedo – Your ad here – Murray said, about 20 hours agoThose colors, plus blue for the unused channels. -My unhealthy junk is mainly “crisps” and Coke Cola. -She sent it for me to keep. I found out that Heather’s birthday is today. I brought up some fruit and fig bars and a thank you card; all of that unrelated as I had got these things previously as a consideration of good neighborly relations. I will give her a hand screwing up curtain rods Saturday. She had bought some draperies for her front room and kitchen.-“Years ago when I was a small boy in Germany” living in a more rainy climate, I enjoyed being in on a “cozy” day.-A fine Thirstday to you too !_________________________________________________Mine does not have blue lights. It’s a pretty old model but it still works.-Sorry about the mix up, I must not have read your comment properly. I hope Heather had a great birthday. What’s a fig bar? I’m not American so I don’t know.-I have lovely neighbours as well. They sent me a birthday card last year. They’re the nicest people I’ve ever met.-It’s been raining a lot here today.-Well… It’s Friday. My favourite day of the week. I like Fridays much better than weekends.-So… Happy “Finally” Friday to you!
Godfreydaniel about 10 years ago
For some odd reason my girlfriend always likes to claim that I’m forgetful, but I’ll have her know that I will be buying her a Valentine’s Day present sometime in the next week or so, so I’m sure I’ll be way ahead of schedule……..Today’s strip might have worked as a Sunday strip, with Andy’s testimony taking up a few panels (no wasted ones, I hope!), and the judge delivering the punchline.
Godfreydaniel about 10 years ago
Oh, and welcome back, Number Three, things weren’t the same without you.
Number Three about 10 years ago
I love this song… It has the word ‘Hearts’ in the title and Valentine’s Day is full of hearts so… To be honest, I just felt like posting it because it’s so great.
slhansen07 about 10 years ago
He nailed it today…hilarious!
pcolli about 10 years ago
Try:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/england/devon/.or:http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/news
pcolli about 10 years ago
Try this one for a view of our ONLY rail line to London and anywhere else..http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/Flood-rail-spending-vow-8216-new-money-8217/story-20620815-detail/story.html
pcolli about 10 years ago
The waterside route was designed by I K Brunel and is a quite an attraction. Normally the flooding does cause some problems, but nothing like we’ve experienced lately. I might have mentioned it before but try looking up “Atmospheric railway” on Wikipedia..The line runs inland from Plymouth but after Newton Abbot (where I used to live) it runs parallel to the River Teign, then goes coastal after Teignmouth. After that, at Dawlish Warren, it turns up the river Exe, via Starcross to Exeter. That’s the extent of it’s coastal “journey”..We can’t afford to rule the waves anymore as we pay too much to the European Union and to other countries (as foreign aid) who can’t be bothered to distribute the wealth to the people .
pcolli about 10 years ago
Yes, we have bus services to all parts of the country but they take so long and often involve changes. I recently took a coach (bus) to visit my step mother who lives under 2 hours car drive away. It took around four hours, as I had to change about 13 miles away from her home city. I had to wait an hour for the right connection..The return journey was just as bad but we had Scottish drivers whose every other word began with F, C, B etc. Amusing for a short while……
Marvin3 about 10 years ago
Nosher? Who or what is nosher?