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If you're going to play tag, don't do it in ferraris!
Regards
Paul
If you have a bingle in Maranello while driving your ferrari the chances of hitting another ferrari are high, but to whack two is extremely careless and may leave you distinctly persona non grata.
Regards
Paul
Saying "Oopsie", doesn't help at all Frank.
Moral: Before learning to control a car at high speed you should first learn to park.
Where did my wife get a Ferrari?
Toot, toot, chugga, chugga, big red car.....
Few people know that the collective noun for a group of Ferraris is a "stack".
Ouch !
Is that a "spoiler" on the back? I think it must be!
Regards
Paul
somewhere underneath that lot is a smart car.
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by labr@
My caption? ....... :think:
I don't care. A nude woman drying her hair is no excuse!
And the first one of the Year go's to tea lady.Quote:
Originally Posted by tea lady
I liked it because it lead to the police man's question in Cliff's caption.
Happy new Year and have fun.
Oh the pressure! :C The first picture of the year! :CQuote:
Originally Posted by A Duke
Bit of a wood work theme! :U
http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...VJUM-bKjDIzh8X
Oh No! Not ANOTHER stack.....
I'm very sorry ... my apologies ... I was sure I'd checked back and the topic had moved on to another pic ... Got that wrong :?
On the current topic ...
Wooden transformers ... Just didn't catch on ...
Happy new year everyone,
Paul.
The three tier escritoire was destined to provide new levels of writing and wit on the WW forums in 2012.
Regards
Paul
The woodworker's answer to Rubik's cube.
Regards
Paul
Well yes, the vertically integrated approach to space saving did bring about a new raft of problems.
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Paul
That's the way we do it down under.
Refresh my memory again. Where is the secret compartment?
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Paul
(That's it from me. Brain dead. Gotta go and have a sleep now:D)
If you turn it upside down the secret draw falls out.
TV cabinet ... designed by committee
Ted's attempt at an original chair design failed the comfort test.
"You'll never get that on 'The Antiques Roadshow', said Bob. "Some idiot has replaced the handles."
What happens when cobblers build furniture.
Happy New Year everyone!
Cheers
Michael
Looks a bit shelfish.... I'm allergic to shellfish.
I bought a flat-pack coffee table but the instructions were in Chinglish... :-
"Inswert swot a and paht c into Swot C careful of pants"Quote:
Originally Posted by Skew ChiDAMN!!
"Do not insert children"
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Originally Posted by Bushmiller
Oh Oh! I am torn! :C I was going to give it to Bushmiller for his use of a possibly foreign word, But then Skew's girl comes in with her masterly rendition of chinglish! :CQuote:
Originally Posted by Skew's_Girl
Maybe the first one to post a pick can go next! :cool::D
Thanks TL. Escritoire is, in fact, in the english dictionary. Also I had multiple attempts in a flurry of New Year fervour.
So you have a go Skew's_Girl. If we haven't heard in 24 hrs from now, I will assume you are relaxing on a sundrenched beach without internet connection and I will post in your absense.:D
Regards
Paul
"Escritoire is, in fact, in the english dictionary."
That does not mean much, as the first word in most English dictionary s is in fact Afrikaans.
Regards
The poms were, in the past, particularly adept at taking things for themselves and calling them their own as it suited.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by A Duke
There are very few truly english words as most are derived from latin, greek and the multitude of other nations that walked all over the poms for a thousand years or more. Once they had learnt their lesson they attempted to do the same to everyone else, arguably with some success.
Escritoire, tambour ..... clearly french words, but in the english dictionary, just like Aardvark:wink:.
Skew's_Girl, where are you? We need to move on:).
Regards
Paul
The poms were, in the past, particularly adept at taking things for themselves and calling them their own as it suited.:D
They were also good at invading other countries and then complaining when those people followed them home!
PugwashQuote:
Originally Posted by pugwash
You make a good point and it lends weight to the recommendation to "be careful what you wish for" as it can return to haunt you:-.
Regards
Paul
Now would be the perfect time to find a spot on the beach. The extra half mile of ice sheet gives ample room for all and no need to bring the Esky!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bushmiller
Sorry, basking, sled dogs just didn't want to leave the sun drenched freedom... or their feet stuck to the ice s' 50/50 really. New years fireworks through a cloud of your own frozen breath? Anyone?Quote:
Skew's_Girl, where are you? We need to move on:).
Did I say "sundrenched"? I meant "snowdrifted" :).
"I'll hold the earth stake; When I nod my head, you hit it!"
Regards
Paul
Following mafiosi tradition they made him dig his own grave, although still nobody has come up with a method of making the "hit" fill it in.
Regards
Paul
Yes the bucket is approved by Workplace Health and Safety, but really only as a digging implement, not an Elevated Work Platform.
Regards
Paul
Skew's_Girl
Was forgetting you might be a little snowed under at this time of year considering where you are. I should have known better! Do you have trace heating on the computer keyboard?
It's been a little cooler here than normal too. Has hardly reached 30 deg C. Another couple of months of summer still to go and it could warm up yet.:p
Regards
Paul