OneGuyFromBarlick

Oldie but a goodie.

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Australia has 46 days of National Fuel Supply left.

That is shocking. Were they taking DNA Samples in 2003?

Probably the same winter when our Dad would walk thru the snow before us, and we would follow in his footsteps so that we could get to school.
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Yes I remember the milk thawing on the radiators at Rainhall Rd School.
Must have been 1963.

I’ve often wondered what the flat strip on a bath towel was for, other than being decorative.
Turns out that it’s called a Dobby Border. The name comes from the Dobby Loom that appeared around 1843.
Its primary purpose is structural, it helps the towel hold its shape.
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Stanley, your wound looks good. Our bodies are amazing things.
Still think you should have had it looked at, even by the chemist.

Is it some sort of light fitting and bulb?

I liked your Satnav poem too Gloria.

Scientists at Rolls Royce built a gun specifically to launch dead chickens at the windshields of airliners and military jets all travelling at maximum velocity. The idea is to stimulate the frequent incidents of collisions with airborne fowl to test the strength of the windshields. Irish engineers h...

Is it a knife to cut Mushrooms with?

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Took me a second

Stanley, have you thought of using some Spray On Skin, Elastoplast sell it.

Thanks Tize, loved them all

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Some days are like that

Crikey, wasn’t expecting that image to pop up .
Good luck with the healing.. It takes a bit longer as we get older.

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Ah! This is more how I like it . On Thursday we had Thunderstorms for most of the day, we had a good drenching.
I’m quickly getting used to Sunsets at 6PM.

I use the word Withering sometimes, to describe something that is dying.

Thanks Ian. We’ve come a long way.

Maybe Ian will enlighten us.

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It’s a Mystery to me. . From Barlick for Barlickers.
Do you know what this is / was? Which decade?

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Stanley… Ah! Thanks for the explanation. I can see it now. Gosh, heavy work.