Snow in Britain?

[Fozzer]

One sec Paul..........going out into the blizzard for a moment........

..."I may be some time"...

Where have I heard those words before... ...!

Paul...Just call me Captain Scott... ...!
LOL...!

[ozzy72]

I've heard of having your oats Foz, but eating the poor bugger?

[Hagar]

Here's the strength of the house under that "levitating" side Paul.......protecting Wendys car....... :o

So do they automatically retract like in Thunderbirds? International Rescue to the ..... errm ....... rescue. ;D :D

------->>>>>> http://www.thunderbirdsonline.com/site/

[Rifleman]

If they would retract, I'm sure we'd all have to listen to the woes of Wendy and her flattened car.....not shiny blue.........FLAT BLUE !

[Fozzer]

I've heard of having your oats Foz, but eating the poor bugger?

Now we know where the term "Scotts porridge oats" comes from... ...!

"A healthy way to start the day"

...shame it came too late for Captain Oats... ...!

Paul...luv a bowl of hot porridge in the mornings. Good for the bowels... ...!

[ozzy72]

Paul you should have stayed in the army until you had at least three stripes on your arms for "S***ing someone of officer rank"

[C]

Paul you should have stayed in the army until you had at least three stripes on your arms for "S***ing someone of officer rank"

[H]

The only difference, Ken,  is that you have bears...as well as the snow in Canada... ...!

Some of the old WW2 GI's have told me some you Brits were real bears...

[Hagar]

??? Some of the old WW2 GI's have told me some you Brits were real bears...

Hardly surprising when they came over here in their smart new unifoms & pinched all the women. Hence the old adage: Overpaid, oversexed & over here.

[Fozzer]

Hardly surprising when they came over here in their smart new uniform's & pinched all the women. Hence the old adage: Overpaid, oversexed & over here.

...husbands not only had to protect their wives from the advances of the smart, smooth-talking GI's, but also the good-looking Italian prisoners-of-war who worked on the land... ...!

...unwelcome visitors from foreign parts... ... ...!

Paul.

Also, I remember some very severe winters during the 1940's... ...!

[Hagar]

uniform's

What's all this then? I never wrote that.
Tampering with my posts & adding errant apostrophes to wind me up. You almost had me going there you crafty old Fozzer you.

also the good-looking Italian prisoners-of-war who worked on the land...

My Mum often used to talk about when she was a young girl living on a farm. She had a twinkle in her eye when remembering those Italian PoWs. They must have been based at a camp near the farm & came & went much as they pleased, just as long as they reported for work in the morning & got back to the camp by a certain time. They were well-respected as hard workers & unlike the Germans they had no intention of escaping. My old Mum used to take them their grub, cooked by my Grandma.

[Fozzer]

What's all this then? I never wrote that.
Tampering with my posts & adding errant apostrophes to wind me up. You almost had me going there you crafty old Fozzer you.

Tee-Hee......!

That happens automatically when I run my trusty spell-checker on my Firefox tool-bar....
It corrects not only my spelling, but also seriously queries the quotations as well....LOL... ...!

Re: The Italian POW's. We had them working on the farm where I lived in the country during the war. Very nice chaps and very polite, .....and very glad not to be dieing in the War... ...!

Cheers, Doug...!

Paul...must get another bag of apostrophes from Sainsbury's today...running short... ...!
LOL...!

[Medevac71]

we got here (in Germany) 2 meters, roads are closed, there's no getting thru

[Hagar]

Tee-Hee......!

That happen's auto-matic-ally when I run my tru-'sty 'spell-checker on my Fire-fox tool-bar....
It cor-rect's not only my 'spel-ling, but al-'so 'seriou'sly quer-ie's the quo-ta-tion's a's well....LOL... ...!

I see. So you've set up your spellchecker to add errant apostrophes & hyphens so it corrects things the way you want. I'm sure that's not the way it's supposed to work but two can play at that game.

[Souichiro]

about 800 km's of traffic jams yesterday evening