28 February 2016
22 comments:
Mr Pudding welcomes all genuine comments - even those with which he disagrees. However, puerile or abusive comments from anonymous contributors will continue to be given the short shrift they deserve. Any spam comments that get through Google/Blogger defences will also be quickly deleted.
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Last night, we lay down on sunbeds and watched Mrs Moon rise like a tangerine over The Aegean Sea. To capture the beauty of the scene fa... -
Chavs being chavvish. Just the other day, I spotted a male "chav" down by the local Methodist church. He was wearing a Burberrry ... -
So there I was standing in the kitchen of our son's terraced house. Something caught my eye outside in his little urban garden. It was a...
Good stuff, warm greetings!
ReplyDeleteI hope you "got it" Blogoratti. By the way, a "Blogratti" sounds like an Italian motor scooter!
DeleteNever mind the rest of it, but are those fish and chips smothered with lots of salt and vinegar, all wrapped in yesterday's Daily Mirror, eaten sitting on the graveyard wall? If they are - you guys certainly know how to entertain a girl (okay "girl" is stretching it a bit, I know) don't you.....!
ReplyDeleteThey don't have "The Mirror" in Stockport CG. It's considered too high-brow.
DeleteBlogging goes around comes around
ReplyDeleteFunny
"Blogging goes around comes around"... I imagine that Confucius said something very similar!
DeleteLOL -- I followed your suggestion, a bit inadvertently, as I visited Parrots when I saw you wrote about it before I realized WHAT you wrote. So, yeah, Stockport here I come! Ha!
ReplyDelete"An American in Stockport" sounds like the title of an avant garde novel!
DeleteI hereby declare that if I win your most generous prize, Yorkie, I will hand it over to the next person who posts a comment here on your blog re "Shooting Parrots".
ReplyDeleteAs instructed/suggested/advised/ordered...I promptly paid a visit to Mr. Parrot; and upon entering his cage, I politely introduced myself.
Thank you for pointing me in his direction. :)
Did Mr Parrots squawk "Pieces of Eight! Pieces of Eight!" when you entered his cage? That nut-cracking beak is fearsome isn't it?
DeleteI scared the living daylights out of him, Yorkie! He'll never be the same again!
DeletePoor man! All he needed was a cuddle.
DeleteI believe the correct spelling in this instance would be 'cuttle'.....
DeleteHa! Ha! That's clever Hilly!
DeleteI took the bait as well, although I was already a fan of Shooting Parrots.
ReplyDeleteShooting Parrots can get overheated so it is good that he has a fan. Are you electric?
DeleteYou are a marketing genius in disguise, Neil!
ReplyDeleteI will be happy to advertise "From My Mental Library" too! I just need to come up with a good slogan...
Delete"Reaching the places where other blogs don't go"
"Time to get your Mental Library ticket" etc..
Oh, please feel free to work on my campaign! I'd love to see what you come up with.
DeleteRe your comment on ironing. I think I am one of the few people left in the world who still iron from choice. I quite enjoy it and also enjoy seeing it sitting up on the airer freshly done.
ReplyDeleteA white van will be heading for Bellerby in the morning Mrs Weaver. It will contain plenty of ironing to keep you happy for hours and hours.
DeleteThat's funny, because I am one of the few people on this planet who enjoy ironing, too!
DeleteWe could start an ironing club, compare notes and swap pictures of our favourite items to iron :-)