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Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 18 Sep 2016, 04:30
by Stanley
Indeed. The quote that grabbed me today was from Janet.... "stealth guided right sided temporal craneotomy debulking of brain tumour" Interesting but ominous!
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 27 Sep 2016, 16:43
by Tripps
From youtube comments -
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What a treasure trove of of knowledge and information is Stanley.
Maybe you could donate him to the National Trust"?
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 28 Sep 2016, 03:30
by Stanley
There were some good ones weren't there.... It's had over 2,500 hits overnight. John's delighted, he wants more....
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 28 Sep 2016, 09:56
by Tizer
Or maybe better to donate the National Trust to Stanley then we'd know it was in safe hands. (And they tell me the NT is leaning to the left so it might be a good match

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Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 29 Sep 2016, 03:31
by Stanley
I've got enough on my plate Tiz!! Almost 4,000 hits for the video this morning and the comments are very good for my ego! Some good quotes in there.....
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 29 Sep 2016, 08:05
by Tripps
Stanley wrote:I've got enough on my plate Tiz!! Almost 4,000 hits for the video this morning and the comments are very good for my ego! Some good quotes in there.....
I especially liked Calluna describing you both as an 'eccentric chuck'.
They will do wonders for your well known chronic low self esteem.
I've been trying for ages to get that in without causing offence. Hope I've succeeded.
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 29 Sep 2016, 08:34
by Tizer
It's been nice knowing you, Tripps!

Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 30 Sep 2016, 04:11
by Stanley
Fall out with David?? Never!! I said yesterday that the fact it is getting so many hits (4,363 this morning) is very bad for my ego..... So I agree with David. (Here's me, brain the size of a planet.....)
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 30 Sep 2016, 10:00
by Tripps
Anyone who hides the ladder when his mate is up on a roof has some sense of humour. I knew I'd get away with it.

Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 01 Oct 2016, 03:57
by Stanley
Of course! I shall probably get worse, close to 4,800 hits this morning......
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 02 Oct 2016, 10:39
by Tizer
A comment on the radio this morning: "Too many people fail to realise that brexit is a process, not an event".
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 03 Oct 2016, 18:11
by Tripps
From R4 Quote Unquote programme - found written on a loo door
My three pet hates are
1. Lists
2. Graffiti
3. Irony
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 04 Oct 2016, 03:07
by Stanley

One of the funniest loo messages I ever saw was at a transport cafe over on the East coat. The condom machine had been ripped off the wall and stolen. The graffiti read "Somewhere, someone got a letter" The Post office was running a big advertising campaign at the time "Somewhere, someone wants a letter".....
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 05 Oct 2016, 20:00
by Tripps
With thanks to the Telegraph. From the Prime Minister.
“I want us to be a country where it doesn’t matter where you were born, All that should matter is the talent you have – and how hard you’re prepared to work.”
However - it is also announced that -
“Firms Must List Foreign Workers”, and we learn that her Government “plans to shame companies” that it considers to be hiring too many of them.
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 06 Oct 2016, 03:14
by Stanley
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 06 Oct 2016, 08:32
by Tizer
Well spotted, Tripps! I heard Owen Smith on the radio this morning replying to the suggestion that the Tories were promising to do things that should be on Labour's to do list. He replied: "Well they can say it but it doesn't mean they'll do it". That seemed a feeble response. Doesn't that apply just as well to Labour or any other political party?
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 06 Oct 2016, 13:05
by Pluggy
I've been reading the Guardian on line recently and the articles I've read have given broad support to much of what Theresa May is up to but has been mentioning Mr Corbyn in a less than endearing light.
Which doesn't exactly ring true for what has been a staunchly left wing rag. Its pretty much required reading for teachers which says a lot......
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 09 Oct 2016, 10:13
by Tizer
The Guardian has got itself into trouble over its reporting of the Corbyn-has-no-seat-on-the-train issue. It used a so-called `gonzo' press release (I don't know what that means) put out by Corbyn's team and didn't check the facts.
LINK
Back to quotes...On the radio this morning someone quoted Theresa May's comment in Parliament about Boris Johnson: "Boris has experience of negotiating with the Germans. Last time he did so I believe he came back with three new water cannon."
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 10 Oct 2016, 03:38
by Stanley
I heard her say that......
Unfortunately the former Manchester Guardian is not the paper it was before they fled to the Smoke......
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 11 Oct 2016, 11:55
by Tripps
I think this may apply to Donald Trump - from the ever reliable H.L. Mencken
"The demagogue is one who preaches doctrines he knows to be untrue to men he knows to be idiots."
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 11 Oct 2016, 15:29
by Tizer
Very apt!
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 12 Oct 2016, 02:53
by Stanley
new to me David but I like it!
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 13 Oct 2016, 22:01
by Tripps
"He not busy being born is busy dying"
Bob Dylan - awarded Nobel Prize for literature today. Hooray.
Oddly enough - I played my vinyl LP's only last week. The back stamp shows I've owned them for 51 years. Still play fine - amazing.
Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 14 Oct 2016, 02:03
by Stanley
I agree.....

Re: QUOTE OF THE DAY. TRIPPS ORIGINAL
Posted: 14 Oct 2016, 08:45
by Tizer
When I was a student one of my friends played piano and sang Dylan songs. We used to gather together round the piano (with beer) and sing along. Great times!