Messymascot's faith in humanity and ginger safe haven

[Barnfred 55]

Lanyard is another word which amuses me like I’m 12. For most people it is the string around your neck that you connect a security pass to. Something very different in Irish slang, maybe even UK slang too.

The day I was asked if I would like a rainbow lanyard nearly resulted in me needing oxygen.

I always thought it was a naval term.

By the way, hope you've stashed that crossbow somewhere safe

 

[Bluerover]

Amazed that they bring their beef in from England. Can't imagine the local farmers would be happy. If that was France they would burn the place down

Hereford cattle is a breed - it doesn't mean the animal lived in Hereford !! Maybe you're deliberately being facetious??

All ingredients are from within 80 km where possible - wines excepted naturally.

Plenty of beef farmers in Co Kilkenny and Tipperary (next door). Our own next neighbours are beef and sheep farmers. I very much doubt if they use anything other than Irish meat and fish in the restaurant.

 

[jazzy]

Hereford cattle is a breed - it doesn't mean the animal lived in Hereford !! Maybe you're deliberately being facetious??

All ingredients are from within 80 km where possible - wines excepted naturally.

Plenty of beef farmers in Co Kilkenny and Tipperary (next door). Our own next neighbours are beef and sheep farmers. I very much doubt if they use anything other than Irish meat and fish in the restaurant.

As if I would be facetious?

Now if it was Fred.......

 

[Armaghtoffee]

….reports that a man has been shot with a crossbow in County Armagh, you take care when you go out

Drugs presumably.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

I always thought it was a naval term.

By the way, hope you've stashed that crossbow somewhere safe

Have you ever tried to hide a crossbow Fred?

This is why I gave up on them a while back.

 

[Ducans elbow]

When I moved here and the first time I heard a girl say and I kicked her fanny I spat my beer out , it’s still sounds weird after 30 yrs living here

 

[blue1948]

Well that’s interesting as where I grew up in Wigan a moggy was an insect, creepy crawlie but I know people mean cats when they say moggy, but never a mouse.

I used to work in Adlington with a lad from Hindley who told me a moggy was a mouse .

 

[blue1948]

First lights for our small xmas ,taken through the window as it so cold :-

 

[Armaghtoffee]

I used to work in Adlington with a lad from Hindley who told me a moggy was a mouse .

Looking forward to the second verse of this Limerick blue.

 

[Barnfred 55]

Happy G&T Friday everybody. Cheers.

 

[Val P]

Probably a pie.

Sorry Val

Cheeky!

 

[Val P]

I used to work in Adlington with a lad from Hindley who told me a moggy was a mouse .

Other side of Wigan

 

[Val P]

Been to Ullswater today - so beautiful even in gloomy weather

 

[Barnfred 55]

Been to Ullswater today - so beautiful even in gloomy weather

Did you go over the Kirkstone Pass Val? Used to often stay in The Queens Head

 

[Val P]

Did you go over the Kirkstone Pass Val? Used to often stay in The Queens Head

Yes we did. The car park half way across was being used as a site to support the road works there so we couldn’t stop as we usually do. The waterfalls were lovely due to all the rain we’ve been having. I love the run down from Penrith to Ambleside its so beautiful and relatively quiet. Is the Queens Head the one in Troutbeck?