Little things in life that make you smile
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Re: Little things in life that make you smile
For about thirty seconds just now, it was raining in our front garden but not in the back.
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Re: Little things in life that make you smile
Both doing great. Came home yesterday, and settling in well.
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Re: Little things in life that make you smile
Congratulations DL.
I came on here to say I opened a new jar off coffee and it smells so good as you break the seal. But DL your pleasure is on a different level.
I came on here to say I opened a new jar off coffee and it smells so good as you break the seal. But DL your pleasure is on a different level.
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Re: Little things in life that make you smile
A free airshow from a group of planes in formation.
Don't think it's the Red Arrows.
Don't think it's the Red Arrows.
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Re: Little things in life that make you smile
There is a crime in Singapore that I assume is their version of indecent exposure, which they call “Outrage of Modesty”. How very quaint.
On an entirely different subject, can anyone recommend a good Singaporean defense lawyer?
On an entirely different subject, can anyone recommend a good Singaporean defense lawyer?
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Re: Little things in life that make you smile
Sorry mate, Changi it is for you.Haarlemammer wrote: ↑Fri Jul 01, 2022 2:36 pm There is a crime in Singapore that I assume is their version of indecent exposure, which they call “Outrage of Modesty”. How very quaint.
On an entirely different subject, can anyone recommend a good Singaporean defense lawyer?
Still you'll not have to worry too much about exposing one's self.
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Re: Little things in life that make you smile
Congrats DL
becoming a grandad is one of the best things going
wont be long before your putty in her hands mate[if not already]
becoming a grandad is one of the best things going
wont be long before your putty in her hands mate[if not already]
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Corrected for youkenthammer wrote: ↑Fri Jul 01, 2022 6:58 pm Congrats DL
becoming a grandad is one of the best things going
wont be long before your putty in his hands mate[if not already]
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Re: Little things in life that make you smile
Was just looking in a sports shop, in Chiavari, on hols, in northern Italy, on the coast, and was interested in the local teams top, which is a kind of Argentina* home kit, in colour and stripe, with this great devilish kind of badge...
Anyway, it just so happens that I was wearing a WHU t-shirt, one of those striped numbers, with the crossed hammers insignia, that someone in the fam bought me as a present a while back.
Anyway, I must have been spotted through the window, because a pair of lads who I assume worked there, stepped into the window I was looking through and did the crossed hammers sign at me, with their arms
Would have made a perfect piccy.
[sidebar musings: I think I read somewhere that Italy and Argentina have lengthy historical roots, such that the cultural connection between sea-faring and other professions in the two places runs very deep]
Anyway, it just so happens that I was wearing a WHU t-shirt, one of those striped numbers, with the crossed hammers insignia, that someone in the fam bought me as a present a while back.
Anyway, I must have been spotted through the window, because a pair of lads who I assume worked there, stepped into the window I was looking through and did the crossed hammers sign at me, with their arms
Would have made a perfect piccy.
[sidebar musings: I think I read somewhere that Italy and Argentina have lengthy historical roots, such that the cultural connection between sea-faring and other professions in the two places runs very deep]