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a silver birch tree contains Aspirin,,ya feel a bit of a tube getting caught sitting up a tree,gnawing on a branch though..
yeah i thought of the Virginia Andrews books too..how creepy. At least in the Andrews books it was a massive mansion they were hid in..this was a basic austrian house.. surely someone must have heard something ….
ouch ! i badly bruised mine once..its amazing a wee bone can cause so much grief,it basically carrys the upper skeleton. poor wee lamb ;)
@Forget Me Not wrote:
Sorry for bringing you down
does that mean that all poetry should be sunshine and self delusion, if you really don’t like it then maybe you should submit something to lighten the mood
why do people (me included) end up going off topic so often?
you have not brought me down,not at all. I just feel there is more to life than looking at ways to depress oneself over the written verse.Of course the classics and sonnets shall play on heartstrings, and they CAN fit a particular mood…
I just prefer a wee sting in the tail of humour at times.and you go off topic cos yer a nosey kunt ;)
@minim wrote:
Try live yoghurt :D
tried yoghurt once,,took me ages toget the black cherry seeds out !
/itches,for effect.
They have known this for some years Minim,hence the medical profession trying to wean us off antibiotics now.more harm than good was caused as folks built up a resistance. as you say,they were kiling good bacteria too,so secondary infections were becoming more and more frequent. Scary stuff really..
I get fooking thrush every time im on amoxycillin !
@fastcars wrote:
I bid you goodnight.
Maybe farewell.
But whatever the outcome.
A steak can “never” be replaced by a hamburger.oh indeed..but sometimes the “burger” suffices,when one is in a poverty state..
and maybe,”hunger” is a word thats more than Hate..auf wiedersein Pet.. :)
why do folks think Poetry HAS to be all doom and gloom… im sick reading depressing maudlin shyte !
still cheaper transport with OUR ken :) whats the options ffs LOL..
@sword wrote:
Been there and done it rubyred, I liked punk as a 12 year old in 1976 I dressed differently, etc, et al. Punk never left me and never will. The rest just followed.
oh indeed !!!! im in total agreement i was 16 !
i can remember it coming along,and going to London,,my dad was horrified ! I had just lost my mother and big sister,,and was left with my dad.. It was wild times ! the Best of times,,and i was far too young !
one thing i thank myself for is NOT getting into the drugs that were available.as im kinda unique,regarding im still alive !
to this day folks go ” ooh you used to be a punk rocker” like its a dirty word,,and i still say the same “i still AM”..and i STILL wear destroy tee shirts etc..and dont really give a fook if ihave a safety pin holding up me knickers.. i say the same,,
IT was NOT a fashion,,it was a state o mind..and i bet i saw more bands than the average kunt :)
vive la rock !
