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@kent f OBE wrote:

I’m not getting old if it means losing the plot like you lot… :lol:

this plot is funny because it’s completely lost the thread….

at a certain point, it is not to be taken seriously, and that point arrived a while ago.

I remember several years ago in the chatroom where everybody was talking manically, and some people…[Read more]

Hiya, Cosy, how ya doing? *rotflmao

reading this thread from start to finish makes it one of the funnier threads.

But probably only if you share a co ck-eyed view of the world with me so I hope the original poster (wotsisname) has such a view, or he’s gone for good. Shame.

Hey, cosy, there was an article on Blackpool in my newspaper today.…[Read more]

Actually, I was just being nasty for the hell of it. Trapper was puzzled why there was no nastiness, so I thought I’d get in first.

So hi Savvy, ignore the horrible sceptical guy and post away. Our bark is worse than our bite.

I hope you got that muffin from someone/somewhere safe – Sainsbury or the corner shop away from Drury Lane

ambiguity

cosy puddy cat, you silly little man.

Reduced to wondering about irrelevant puzzles (have you ever wondered if the light really goes out when you close the fridge door?)

If it’s true that you were thrown out of an op by wasting the valuable time of hospital doctors and staff, then you are even more of a brainless twit than we all thought you…[Read more]

doesn’t surprise me..

the muffin man is a weird guy – selling nice things, but something scary too…

helps make the tune haunting..kids who hear it are puzzled by the muffin man..it may be a good idea to keep well away from him

@Trapper wrote:

No abuse yet ? :shock: theres a first :lol:

Well, Savvy, you squiffy little pisspot, after lurking around the chatroom like a schoolboy tiptoeing around a brothel, you’ve finally decided to poke your snotty little nose in here.

Well, you’ll get Sweet MissFanny Adams in here, just a series of hi’s from people pretenidng to be…[Read more]

it depends whether the hospital where cosy was having a life and death op on his advanced syphilis a couple of days ago is really a pub

@Irish_Lucy wrote:

i only know the Muffin Man from Sherk :oops:

is he any good?

@momentaryloss wrote:

@momentaryloss wrote:

@Cherriepie wrote:

Do you know the Muffin Man?
The Muffin Man!
The Muffin Man?
Do you know the Muffin Man?
Who lives down Drury Lane?!!

Yes

8)

Although I prefer Muffin the Mule!

That came out wrong, didn’t it.

:?

Yes…

still sounds vaguely obscene….

haunting tune, though – to the Muffing Man,…[Read more]

@Cherriepie wrote:

Do you know the Muffin Man?
The Muffin Man!
The Muffin Man?
Do you know the Muffin Man?
Who lives down Drury Lane?!!

well, that song brings vague echoes of my mother singing to me from long, long ago

but somehow in jc and from someone with the suggestive name of cherriepie it sounds a little obscene…

you want a muffing man?? :shock:

*pack of toblerones on their way to Blackpool Hospital for Gentlemen Who Have Seen Better Days

all the best, cosy

disorientated

I wouldn’t get upset about it.

Chatsites are wonderful places, containing all sorts of people you’d never meet otherwise, and also sone of them that you are very glad to meet.

Also some you would work hard to avoid meeting.

They contain all sorts, some really nice, interesting, mediocre followers of the pack,and a few just downright…[Read more]

cats aren’t sillym, especially alley-cats.

but they can step on a hot tin roof

when I was a kid in the early 60s, I remember the brilliant songs of Carole King and Gerry Goffin – songs like oh no not my baby, or will you still love me tomorrow…

this is a great one from the BBC concert in 1971 – up on the roof..when this old world is getting you down…..

nice choice, Ms K

it’s my eyes whihc are the problem, not the specs.

anyway, specs are dear, and I ahve to go for a check-up this afternoon anyway becaiuse of recent problems with my right eye – doctor’s orders *a tightwad shudders at the possible expense

I’m short-sighted..

a specky 4-eyes from the age of 4