Good to know that this kind of English madness still goes on, in an age of 'Health and Safety'. In fact, it's barely believable it hasn't been banned. One question: who's the guy in the suit?
Is this a replacement for the politically incorrect patio heater perhaps, or was the weather down there really that bad today, we had family living in that general area once, wicker man country.
Did you want the URL set up option for comments, Nige? I read Susan's comment.
Go to ''Dashboard'', go to ''Settings'', go to ''Comments'', go to second option down and select ''Anyone''. Then scroll down for more and ''Save Changes''.
Thanks, Nige. As you know I fear to set up a blogger account because the Government can use it to track your whereabouts, who you know, what you read, what you write, when you expose yourself in public. It's true that an unprincipled rogue (such as Elberry, who is a dirty old man) could pretend to be me but that's a small price to pay for being able to flash my tits in public without the Government getting wind of it.
Heehee -- I'm back, and Elberry is being just as incorrigible as ever! I ain't flashin' nothin', boy. I am an old lady of 48 now and am all tucked up tidy. (Besides, the weather is better, so I'm not swimming so much indoors -- rather bike or hike outside.)
Thank you Ian and Nige -- I've had numerous things to say but this cheese chase takes the cake! I hope the poor guy who won doesn't have a broken neck; it didn't say.
Nige, who, like Mr Kenneth Horne, prefers to remain anonymous, was also a founder blogger of The Dabbler and a co-blogger on the Bryan Appleyard Thought Experiments blog. He is the sole blogger on this one, and his principal aim is to share various of life's pleasures. These tend to relate to books, art, poems, butterflies, birds, churches, music, walking, weather, drink, etc, with occasional references to the passing scene. His book, The Mother of Beauty: On the Golden Age of English Church Monuments, and Other Matters of Life and Death, is available on Amazon or direct from the author.
Things are even madder in Ottery st Mary.
ReplyDeleteIs this a replacement for the politically incorrect patio heater perhaps, or was the weather down there really that bad today, we had family living in that general area once, wicker man country.
ReplyDeleteSo maybe Edward Woodward
ReplyDeleteDid you want the URL set up option for comments, Nige? I read Susan's comment.
ReplyDeleteGo to ''Dashboard'', go to ''Settings'', go to ''Comments'', go to second option down and select ''Anyone''. Then scroll down for more and ''Save Changes''.
The man in a suit is quite obviously a Big Cheese, Nige.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ian - I have done that. Come on Susan - now's your chance...
ReplyDeleteThanks, Nige. As you know I fear to set up a blogger account because the Government can use it to track your whereabouts, who you know, what you read, what you write, when you expose yourself in public. It's true that an unprincipled rogue (such as Elberry, who is a dirty old man) could pretend to be me but that's a small price to pay for being able to flash my tits in public without the Government getting wind of it.
ReplyDeleteI am a saucy trollop!
Oh, i wouldn't do that, Susan.
ReplyDeleteHeehee -- I'm back, and Elberry is being just as incorrigible as ever! I ain't flashin' nothin', boy. I am an old lady of 48 now and am all tucked up tidy. (Besides, the weather is better, so I'm not swimming so much indoors -- rather bike or hike outside.)
ReplyDeleteThank you Ian and Nige -- I've had numerous things to say but this cheese chase takes the cake! I hope the poor guy who won doesn't have a broken neck; it didn't say.
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