Sometimes Sayings.

Just remember, once you are over the hill you begin to pick up speed.

cya

Some of you were upset about what my father did to Lassie but I think what my Sister did to her dog was worse.
She and her Husband had a poodle bitch for many years. When the dog became older she became incontinent and would piddle all over the house. My Sister would put her outside on the veranda as much as possible. Later the dog went blind and would frequently fall off the edge of the veranda which was three steps above the ground. I begged my Sister to have the dog humanely put down as I said life must have been terrible for the dog. She was kept out of the house where she used to have free rein and kept falling, so must have had a very unpleasant time. My Sister refused and so the poor old dog had to suffer until she died.

Geez Morris

I can see my future life story unfolding before my eyes. Thank God our verandah is two floors up and I might just kill myself in the fall when Bev sticks me outside.

Lang

Lang wrote:

Geez Morris

I can see my future life story unfolding before my eyes. Thank God our verandah is two floors up and I might just kill myself in the fall when Bev sticks me outside.

Lang

Lang, I have met you twice and you do not look like a poodle to me!

Kind of glad Im not an animal in that family!

I'm glad we don't have a balcony as if I went blind Helen would remove the balustrade before she put me out there.

As long as I don't add a balcony AND the wife doesn't find the "spare" truck I might be safe?

Nearly three months now! :whistle:

See: Bedford D Type 1957, 22/12/22 :ohmy:

Lang's picture of the two kids filling the petrol tank from the garden hose looks funny but when I was about 13 I had a mate whose older brother did exactly that when he was about 7. His father just said "Thanks Son" when the kid told him he had filled the tank thinking it was just something the kid said but I do not know what father said when the family was in the car ready to go to town and they found he HAD filled the tank with water!

Locking petrol caps are a great invention.