All this at the best pub in the world, as well! Is nothing sacred (pardon the oxymoron).
I do find it scary - just not quite in the way I'm supposed to.
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To Make You Laugh and Cry
I was listening to this on a Sunday, the very-soon-to-be ex-Mrs Pither is a Catholic, Tom Lehrer is one of my all-time heroes and this is one of his best.............no other reasons.
On a more sombre note (and with thanks to Fish for coming up with this Woman's-Own-passes-the-time-in-the-dentist's-waiting-room nonsense), why not get a computer to tell you that you are a waste of space and your life is a sham of a mockery of a farce? Ok, it's from one of those poxy dating sites but...go on, take the test. You ain't got much to beat!!
Apparently, in my case, "computer say 'no!'"
| This Is My Life, Rated | |
| Life: |  4.2 |
| Mind: | 4.1 |
| Body: |  2.7 |
| Spirit: |  8 |
| Friends/Family: |  1.6 |
| Love: |  0 |
| Finance: |  5.9 |
| Take the Rate My Life Quiz | |
Be honest........
Puzzle of the day from perplexus.info:Unknown Digits (Difficulty: 4 of 5)  In this cryptarithm, each letter above the line represents a digit differing by 1 from the digit represented by the same letter below the line. For example, if A=3 above the line, then A=2 or A=4 below the line. All occurrences of a letter on the same side of a line represent the same digit. It is also known that there are total of five digits in the solution. ADABA +CACBA ------ DBABC Comments and solution | More in " Numbers" | Add to your page |
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I had to explain that "when Mummy was little" we stuffed old newspapers into old clothes and sewed waistbands together and put trouser legs in wellington boots and made heads out of (what did we make the heads out of, I really can't remember) and carted the whole thing about for days while the stuffing fell out all over the place collecting pennies which we'd then invest in fireworks for Bonfire Night
none of this turn up with your bucket, looking cute on a door step, ring the bell, and someone gives you a whole load of chocolate without you even having to sing a carol for your supper. . .
(doing that made me think of my mother saying "you don't know how lucky you are" and then regaling me with stories of growing up in the war)
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