OT: For that 'certain' crowd

Jan 10, 2007 41 Replies

There was a man crossing the street and a passing truck cornered badly and a large block of concrete slid off it and on to his foot.



An ambulance was called and came quickly to rescue him but he would not let anyone help because he was...


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Waiting for a tow truck lol


Oh Sheena...............how COULD you???

Gill

Gill Murray ,in rec.crafts.textiles.needleworkwrote: and entertained us with

I dunno, how did you know it was for you ? RDH

Obviously it wasn't..........I am far too *refeened* for such rubbish, says she with her pinkie up sipping tea!

Gill Murray ,in rec.crafts.textiles.needleworkwrote: and entertained us with

Have you got your handpainted periwinkle Doulton cup and saucer in hand ?

Hey, I think I'm the one with the periwinkles - thought Gill had something different

ellice

ellice ,in rec.crafts.textiles.needleworkwrote: and entertained us with

I just thought she sounded like she was behaving like Hyacinth with her reefained bit.

Y'all are either very old or very careful if your Royal Doulton is handpainted....

Elizabeth (rd&h)

No, dear, your cups have winkles on them; for bouillabasse,( mis-spelt) I suspect.

Gillian

"Dr. Brat" ,in rec.crafts.textiles.needleworkwrote: and entertained us with

Well now Miss Cheeky - you better hope you get to be like us one day !

Very old? or very careful?

I suppose either beats the alternative...

Elizabeth

Precisely, you are on the right track lol

No - the cream soups and saucers just have gold feather pattern. No winkles

- no snail dishes....

ellice

That just made me fancy a little plate covered in winkles. I could get them, if I went out in the bitter, bitter night and down to the shore. I guess I just don't want them that badly lol

"Joan E." ,in rec.crafts.textiles.needleworkwrote: and entertained us with

Your aim was bad and it fell back on you, wait for the tow truck to come Joan lol

Winkles are a bit too fiddly for me, prefer mussels either smoked or in brine. Double Yum!

Just about any shellfish floats my boat.....

C

I do draw the line at whelks and oysters - a little too "chewy" for me. I know I should swallow the oyster without chewing - but that seems an awful waste of taste & texture

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