Moderators need love too.... They are - after all - people like us that go the extra mile and make diyAudio possible....
(there are my suck up points for the year.......) 😀😀😀
I was born in Kansas City Missouri..... They showed me and I got to hell out!!
Man - You're getting really easy in your old age Cal....
If that is so, there are a few people to keep away from in this pub! 😉
The older I get, the fewer pick-up lines I hear. I am now at the point where I welcome the attention rather than using bad language to get them to leave me alone.
When I was about 17 I travelled 120 miles to hear that song being sung by Big Bill Bronzy! [He did one set and Josh White did the other!]
I understand that the horse drawn carts and cobblestone roads were pretty hard on the tailbone back in those days Brian....
The average Irishman runs the distance from his house to the pub and staggers back at an average consumption of some 400 yards per Gallon! So dere Mr Smarty Patched Pants!.
[As the gig was in 1962 (April 1st, for real!) I was a 11 days short of my 20th birthday, not 17 as previously stated!!!]
[As the gig was in 1962 (April 1st, for real!) I was a 11 days short of my 20th birthday, not 17 as previously stated!!!]
😕Doe's the use of the word Staggers imply that a straight line may not be the shortest route between 2 points?
Exactly! A stagger can in fact be a short detour. For example:
"Oid drank 7 points of stout and staggered so far I woz found in de rong bed an den I taut de woman next to me woz ewe Dhalin"
"Oid drank 7 points of stout and staggered so far I woz found in de rong bed an den I taut de woman next to me woz ewe Dhalin"
Only inbetween anti-sway bars.
I believe they call it Nuclear Murphy Resonance in Ireland (Nuclear McBrew Resonance in Scotland)
Unless you're referring to the dag (Irish Maahdafckrs are always in the swinging mood)
"Unless you're referring to the dag"
How agricultural! Thought the ground was too flat for that sort of thing where you live.
Fancy a dip?
How agricultural! Thought the ground was too flat for that sort of thing where you live.
Fancy a dip?
