General Chat

Only some George , some can see straight through it ..

Yep, it sure does especially for women :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D

George :-) :-) :-) :-)

It is amazing how a bit of flattery works wonders , ..lol

Good morning John and Allan, also anyone else who just might be looking in :-D :-D :-D :-D


John, don't worry what people say or think, just you have fun, life's to short to be worrying :-) :-) :-) :-)
Wet and windy here in Hampshire today. :-( :-(

George :-) :-) :-) :-)

Allan I once praised Eldrick, who I thought was very clever and had mastered chat better than anyone else on here. I was flamed by outraged posters. :-S :-S

I am sure when I praise the flow between you and George (or you and Sue) I will be accused of some hidden agenda. But I sincerely love what you put and loved that bit of fun with George. :-D :-D

Now to check every word I have typed for possible rr's :-S

lol Ann. I could never replace Eldrick. he was a 'one off' I would have cheerfully sat at his feet to be taught by a true Master. :-D

John, sometimes you meet people on the same wave-length as yourself, and it just flows!

I think you are so funny Allan :-D

And last night, with George, was something I would normally pay for. :-D

you make a good replacement for Eldrick who used to keep us amused with his stories :-D :-D

Only a mother could love them Sue :-D

Ann, my earlier post re holmes and Watsoe was a cut and paste from one of my own creations which has appeared on these boards as a serial type of story, but which I have now consolidated into one long one.

So yes, I do cut and paste, but only from my own work!

But, yes all my work is original, although my themes may be based on something that someone says. It sets my mind off in all directions ;-)

They sound like very intelligent baby birds but........................................











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THEY ARE BLOODY UGLY!!!

Very young Hayley, in fact if you can get them when the mother cuckoo has kicked the other bird out of its nest so much the better. there is some scientific eveidence to show that once their eyes open, they can recognise digital figures.

however, some other studies have pointed out that as cuckoos do not possess digits as such, this may not be the case.

As for the time changes, cuckoos are very intelligent. They wait until the hear someone say "didnt you adjust that bl**dy clock last night? You know that it should have gone forwards/backwards (insert correct choice) by an hour The cuckoo then adjusts accordingly

you don't cut and paste like some others do you Allan - you're all original aincha!!!

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How young ? can then tell the time on a digital clock ? Do they know when the clocks go back, like the clock in your cooker does? :-S

Gives new meaning to the phrase " having a whip round at the office" :-D

Allan I reckon you have "cut and pasted" from Fifty Shades of Grey" :-D

You have to catch them when they are really young Hayley and then nest them in front of a clock so that they can get used to the 'tic-toc' rhythm.....which begs the question "which came first, the cuckoo or the clock?" :-D

I know someone who would make a lovely 'cuckoo in the nest' but you have to remember he's not just for Christmas ;-)

Allan Really !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! how long does it take to train one... :-0


Sue i want a cookoo for christmas NOWWWWWWW :-|

Allan :-D :-D :-D

Brilliant. And so true :-D That is exactly what happens. And probably it is what has kept us all involved and amused for nearly 10 years. Well, 4 months for me :-D

I just wish we could avoid some of the nastiness that can creep through. I know we have off days, but :-( :-( :-(

Too bloody late to stop in breeding in some villages :-D :-D