The Pass Pub: The High-End Off Topic Thread

[jacco vermeulen]

Originally Posted by brianco

is he still in a coma?

Yep.
For your ears only, doesn't make a difference.
Should he get out of it, cerebral damage will so severe, that he'd spend his days as a vegetable in a wheelchair.

(Shame, JF was the smartest of the bunch. During the first two years of his aeronautic studies we shared some classes. Planes are built as ships, same part names, etc.)

Originally Posted by Manu

Pieds

Comme ci, comme ça (tralali tralala)

[brianco]

Thanks for that; a true tragedy. [Carol's (me Mrs) has a niece, now 30, who is in just that state since a heart valve op at the age of 6 months went wrong.]

[jacco vermeulen]

No sorry, Charles, not that Queen.

(oh, how I adore the British)

[brianco]

I meant RF...but, come to think of it.........
As I posted about someone else..... assuming you meant a person and not a place, a hotel or a golf course.....an interesting conversation could ensue - but won't, as I know at least one high powered lawyer who lurks on this site.

[jacco vermeulen]

Afraid I lost you there.

I was speaking of Juan Frisco, the orange on skies, who went off-track and got juiced.

[brianco]

I was merely linking your posts Nos 9805 and 9812 with 9843.

[jacco vermeulen]

The second part of your post I understood, I'm acquainted with the estate, not the person.
I've been all over England and Scotland, very much into the UK for quite some time (even managed to startle UK customs officers twice by handing them an unanticipated passport).

Not into fly-fishing either, standing in a pond with rubber waders on isn't my cup of tea (maybe if they were latex ).
I enjoy sportfishing at sea, with outriggers. The rougher, the more exuberant, primate residue and all that.
(semi-attached/detached body parts and print may suggest otherwise, but on the last oil check, the meter still read iq+145)

[brianco]

Originally Posted by jacco vermeulen

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Not into fly-fishing either, standing in a pond with rubber waders on isn't my cup of tea (maybe if they were latex ).

As you mention it, I can easily find a pair of Latex waders for you. You would probably enjoy it. Then you could go and repair a few dykes. 'Dyke' has two meanings in the Scottish Borders; the second is a stone wall!

[I have had more fun in waders than in any other form of clothing!].

[jacco vermeulen]

Originally Posted by brianco

go and repair a few dykes.

Oh dear, how embarrassing, seems we've yet to be properly introduced to eachother.

Anyone up for a UK diyAudio Meet?
(the spelling was indeed intended as homocide, not homicide)
For the detailed update : The Burning Amp Festival- an Audio Happening

Alas, poor Yorick.
Many moons have passed since the last time the Fake Knight sharpened his lance for a dyke tournament.

[brianco]

Well, you Dutch boys can't keep your fingers/ hands/ fists out of them. Poor, poor Van Yorick!

If you are traveling again to the Scottish Borders send me a PM. Perhaps I can introduce you to the person ( he has a good sense of humour - at times).