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gness's holiday - Disaster #1.
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I had such a super time away but it’s nice to be back to the safety of AB and my friends here – tony – I hope that you have been behaving and looking after those goats of murray’s or there’s havoc to be paid for in the shed. Talking of sheds, yes I had a disaster with one in the Eastbourne garden centre, venturing in there for some bird seed for Deidre's pet vulture. I had had one too many pints of Guinness at the Rat and Arse at lunch time, served with rather a nicely made colcannon and pizza/ I got back in my friend’s car and, after four miles, had to cross my legs and sing “An Emigrant’s Daughter” at the top of my voice just to distract myself and almost my friend too. She careered over the top of the roundabout just in front of the garden centre, taking out one of those lit plastic boxes with a blue directional arrow in it, over the road and into the centre, only to come to rest with her front wheels in their exotic lily pond. Enter stage left one irate garden man looking like Moonie armed with a wooden hay rake. Exit stage right one gness holding onto her crotch looking for the Ladies. I shot into the centre and got directions from the sweetest Mrs Overall type on the cash tills. It couldn’t have been her as she resembled tinks after a night on the Weegie town. Anyway, dashing down the aisle to the said Ladies, I saw the bird paraphernalia, cages for tony and all that, perches for Wendilla and one lone box of seed. So I went to grab it, my left hand over my privates and didn’t notice the hose pipe across the floor – stupid people and they go on about health and safety. Anyway, one box of seed goes flying quicker than sibton and dave’s bike and gness follows, along with two other customers, one of whom knocks over a JJ like statue of Venus that then crashes into another, followed by another and a humengous angry looking one, looking like MT on one his nights out. This crashes into this leaning shed thing, not built like mine I hasten to add and very flimsy, no Mr Builder resistance to that, and it falls off it stand to end up on its side knocking down these huge sunflower pots and “bang” through the greenhouse window of the warehouse, three pots goe to end up in the lily pond, knocking over the irate manager berating my friend for her ineptitude at being able to park straight and brake. My reaction, well I stood there and lost it, wetting myself or rather the floor with ex-Guinness. When finished, I slipped off my knicks and put them over the remaining standing statue’s head and went outside. “Come on Deidre, if they can’t even have a decent shelf that can hold a box of birdseed safely, then what else can’t they do. Let’s be going.” With this, I opened the passenger door and accidentally nobbled Mr Moonie in his goolies and sent him flying back into the pond.
Barmaid, how much do you charge if there are any cases pending?
It was a good afternoon, I thought, relatively incident free. To be cont.
Barmaid, how much do you charge if there are any cases pending?
It was a good afternoon, I thought, relatively incident free. To be cont.
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In Ev's defense, it was me who brought this up in the first place, not fair she's getting all the flack.
We both were confused whether this story and others like it from gness were real or not, we obviously missed the bit where it said they were embellishments of some truths.
If we'd known that this were the case, and were in fact funnies like Mrs O's are, we obviously wouldn't have said anything.
Again, no malice from either of us was intended- we were just baffled :-)
We both were confused whether this story and others like it from gness were real or not, we obviously missed the bit where it said they were embellishments of some truths.
If we'd known that this were the case, and were in fact funnies like Mrs O's are, we obviously wouldn't have said anything.
Again, no malice from either of us was intended- we were just baffled :-)
No need to apologise, gals, as in my book there's nothing to apologise for - surprised that you didn't pick up on the pub's name, the "Rat and Arse" - I take it as a backhanded compliment that you thought it was gness's writing!
Hope that you are having a better day, B00 - seems like a lot of folk had a grim time yesterday.
Hope that you are having a better day, B00 - seems like a lot of folk had a grim time yesterday.
May I wade into the fray here?
Everyone has their own sense of humour. If you know a thread will not amuse you I suggest you stay out of it. There is no need to pass comment on it, just avoid it all together and that way no one need get upset.
For the record, my stories are entirely the product of a vivid imagination although entirely by chance, snippets that I wrote as pure fiction have turned out to have an element of truth about them. Some unsavoury facts about Tonyav and the fact Craft is 3'11" are prime examples.
Everyone has their own sense of humour. If you know a thread will not amuse you I suggest you stay out of it. There is no need to pass comment on it, just avoid it all together and that way no one need get upset.
For the record, my stories are entirely the product of a vivid imagination although entirely by chance, snippets that I wrote as pure fiction have turned out to have an element of truth about them. Some unsavoury facts about Tonyav and the fact Craft is 3'11" are prime examples.
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