I must be at that age when

[Doc_Spock]

everything confuses me.

Just reading earlier posts and I have not got a clue what is going on.

I shall have a drink presently or should that be soon.

Is there a difference between, I am presently having a drink and I am having a drink presently.


Must go , I can hear matron.

I am typing this in crayon as we are not allowed anything sharp.

[Drisgirl]

Hi Doc-long tiime no speak -well seems like it -i would have the drink presently -cant tho (: lol.Go for it and then lets have a blast of the banjo to lift the mood :)

U and the totty in Yoville tonight -dont think im gonna see much TV so might see ya there xx

[Doc_Spock]

Hi Drissy, need to go and spend some coins later. XXX

[Drisgirl]

Will try and see ya there -beach party ???? (we can but dream lol)

[dubliner]

Doc,
'presently' means of course 'right now' - but it came to mean, in the parlance of the upper classes, 'in the near futere' or '(almost) immediately' - so nowadays you unfortunately have to distinguish between these two meanings - right now, or soon. I think if it refers to a whiskey and soda, it means right now. If it refers to shooting things (peasants ? pheasants ?) it probably means the middle of next week

[Doc_Spock]

Cheers Dubliner.