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  • Phil Carter
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    Hello all,

    Life has taught me...

    That the window one looks through is never, ever crystal clear....
    That stained-glass windows presented are not always the answers to the true picture....
    That a crack in a pane of glass in a window has origins that aren't always innocent....
    That an open window allows for freedom of view.

    best wishes

    Phil

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  • mariab
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    Originally posted by Adam Went View Post
    On a Saturday night, never, ever think "Why yes, I think it'd be a marvellous idea to ride in the shopping trolley down this extremely steep hill to cut some distance off my walk."
    Hey, I've done this! About a decade ago, I think it was. We wanted to achieve maximum velocity. But the shopping trolley didn't go all straight.

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  • Hunter
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    I've learned that by the time you gain the experience and wisdom necessary, you are no longer able to apply it for good use.

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  • c.d.
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    Smashing a beer can into your forehead while simultaneously letting out a huge belch does not impress women as much as you would think.

    c.d.

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  • c.d.
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    Hi Robert,

    Here in the U.S., there is a chain of restaurants called "Hooters." They feature large breasted women in scanty shorts and tops. I suppose that name would raise some eyebrows across the pond.

    c.d.

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  • Robert
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    CD, in Britain a hooter is a nose. So we might say, "That bloke's got a big hooter." I guess in the US this would mean he was a one-breasted transsexual who could only afford half the operation.

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  • c.d.
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    Most women do not like having their breasts referred to as hooters.

    c.d.

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  • The Good Michael
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    Culture is usually used as an excuse for doing something stupid, sexist, racist, or ill-mannered. It is also used by apologists for others because it's easier than thinking.

    Mike

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  • Carol
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    I'm really enjoying this thread! Here's a few of my own experiences of life:

    Never stand in the sea up to your chest while facing inland on a very windy day.

    Do not assume that you can stop/alight from a bicycle as gracefully as when you were young after a 30 year break.

    Do not have a fit of the giggles when your husband presents you with a pot of Gerberas. He will be hurt.

    Love
    Carol

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  • Bob Hinton
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    Lessons

    These are just the sort of thing I meant. Keep them coming!

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  • The Grave Maurice
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    Love this thread.

    Actually, the only thing I've learned from life is that if people say: "Let me be perfectly honest...." invariably, they aren't.

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  • Adam Went
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    On a Saturday night, never, ever think "Why yes, I think it'd be a marvellous idea to ride in the shopping trolley down this extremely steep hill to cut some distance off my walk."

    Cheers,
    Adam.

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  • caz
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    http://failblog.org/2008/12/01/vicar-fail/

    Here we are - well it's a similar story anyway. May even have a grain of truth in it. Along with the potato.

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  • caz
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    Tried that, Bob, but the A&E department wouldn't oblige. Too busy trying to extract ketchup bottles apparently - excuses, excuses.

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  • Bob Hinton
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    Oh really...

    Originally posted by caz View Post
    Life has taught me always to expect the unexpected - such as naked vicars falling onto ketchup bottles while adjusting their curtain tracks.

    Love,

    Caz
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    I'm sorry we can't let this go - details please and photographs if possible!

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