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Mine have Santa on them, he probably thought i was a nutter
Originally Posted by Skylark24:
Mine have Santa on them, he probably thought i was a nutter
Do you think my Winnie The Pooh ones would work too?
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Yes absolutely And talking of winnie, off to do something
Okay, catch you later.
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I.m back , just updating something
That was quick.
I'm on the same wavelength now.
I'm on the same wavelength now.
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They dont call me speedy for nowt
hi
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Signing out, i am tired, Probably wont be on till Sunday. have a good weekend everyone
Hello Ros, how are you?
Goodnight Skylark, catch up with you on Sunday.
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Oops just saw you there Ros ! How are you?
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Catch up with you later Ros xxx Not being rude, but my eyes are nearly shutting, i am shattered. Bye for now xx
Goodnight again, Skylark.
Awwww night skylark - sorry to have missed you
yogi - fine thanks - cold today
yogi - fine thanks - cold today
It's been damp and miserable here today, and pretty chilly too. I went out to the car about an hour ago, and it's getting foggy.
I've just been into the Darnies thread to leave you a because I kept missing you in here and I'm signing out for the night. My bubble bath awaits.
See you later, Ros.
I've just been into the Darnies thread to leave you a because I kept missing you in here and I'm signing out for the night. My bubble bath awaits.
See you later, Ros.
Awww night Yogi - nice to *see* you - enjoy your bubble bath
Good morning everyone
I'm in a bit of rush, so will be back later - have a great day
I'm in a bit of rush, so will be back later - have a great day
Good morning all. Weather is dry, with some low cloud.
Going visiting for a few hours, be back later.
Going visiting for a few hours, be back later.
Hi everyone, its a pearly grey morning here grey but not dismal if you get my drift. I have visions now of Yogi and Skylark in their jammies (Santa and Winnie The Pooh) fending off hordes of canvassers I think its probably going to be interesting down here in the South West too with the May elections as this is quite a Lib Dem voting region.
Yogi that thread with the Yeoman of the Guard at the Tower of London was great, did you catch the other 3 bits of it on U Tube? What a great guy.
Yogi that thread with the Yeoman of the Guard at the Tower of London was great, did you catch the other 3 bits of it on U Tube? What a great guy.
Good afternoon everyone
The day started frosty but sunny, and it's now cloudy with the possibility of a bit of rain, but I think it may brighten up tomorrow afternoon, and Monday and Tuesday could be nice and sunny.
After shopping this morning, I went to the church hall where they had a table top sale. Not so much looking to buy things, though I got a bit, but more to help out at the end with putting the tables and chairs away. The strangest item I saw, but didn't buy, was an antique serving plate. The base part of the plate was round as normal, but the upper part was square and engraved. It must have been used in something like a manor, but as it was made of brass with no hallmarks, it's unlikely to be of any value, just unusual.
The day started frosty but sunny, and it's now cloudy with the possibility of a bit of rain, but I think it may brighten up tomorrow afternoon, and Monday and Tuesday could be nice and sunny.
After shopping this morning, I went to the church hall where they had a table top sale. Not so much looking to buy things, though I got a bit, but more to help out at the end with putting the tables and chairs away. The strangest item I saw, but didn't buy, was an antique serving plate. The base part of the plate was round as normal, but the upper part was square and engraved. It must have been used in something like a manor, but as it was made of brass with no hallmarks, it's unlikely to be of any value, just unusual.
Originally Posted by squiggle:
I have visions now of Yogi and Skylark in their jammies (Santa and Winnie The Pooh) fending off hordes of canvassers I think its probably going to be interesting down here in the South West too with the May elections as this is quite a Lib Dem voting region.
Yogi that thread with the Yeoman of the Guard at the Tower of London was great, did you catch the other 3 bits of it on U Tube? What a great guy.
I'm a scary enough sight without the Winnie the Pooh jammies.Yogi that thread with the Yeoman of the Guard at the Tower of London was great, did you catch the other 3 bits of it on U Tube? What a great guy.
I haven't seen the other thee vids with the Yeoman of the Guard, but I will watch them soon. I thought he was great - a real character.
El, did you manage to pick up a few bargains at ther tabletop sale?
Yogi, not really, I got a DVD for ÂĢ1 but it wasn't something I was looking out for, more to do my bit for the church.
It's all in a good cause, El.
On a weather note, it is now lovely and sunny up here, and I think it has to be sunny tomorrow, too.
On a weather note, it is now lovely and sunny up here, and I think it has to be sunny tomorrow, too.
Good evening everyone. Hope you have all had a good day. Just a quick hello and goodbye. It has been quite a nice day here, although it's raining now!!! Hope to catch up with you tomorrow IF hubby visits his boat. If not be back on Monday.
Hi Joyron, hope everyone has had a good day. I just caught up with Love Thy Neighbour about the village in Yorkshire choosing a family to win a cottage in the village. I am glad they chose Philip and Simone, lovely family.
Evening all.Been visiting and shopping today. Didn't buy anything exciting.
Evening Yogi, did you buy anything at the garden centre? I will probably have to catch up with your answer tomorrow because I'm a bit tired now, but will find out in the morning
Hi Squiggle, I bought a couple of planters with primroses for my mum, and a Gardeners World magazine for me.
Goodnight, sleep well.
Goodnight, sleep well.
Good morning everyone
It's cloudy at present, but I think things will brighten up later.
I have a box set of Buster Keaton DVDs and started watching them yesterday evening. I'm seeing them in DVD order otherwise I would lose track of which ones I'd seen, so the better known films are later on. The first was a short, but the second was called The Saphead which was his first feature film (75 minutes long), but I had never seen it before. It was very different to his better known films as it was closer to a drama rather than a comedy. There were some comic moments, but it was unusual it that we actually saw him smiling. He was famous for never smiling in his films.
It's cloudy at present, but I think things will brighten up later.
I have a box set of Buster Keaton DVDs and started watching them yesterday evening. I'm seeing them in DVD order otherwise I would lose track of which ones I'd seen, so the better known films are later on. The first was a short, but the second was called The Saphead which was his first feature film (75 minutes long), but I had never seen it before. It was very different to his better known films as it was closer to a drama rather than a comedy. There were some comic moments, but it was unusual it that we actually saw him smiling. He was famous for never smiling in his films.
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Hi Squiggle, I bought a couple of planters with primroses for my mum, and a Gardeners World magazine for me.
Goodnight, sleep well.
Thanks Yogi, I did . I love primroses I always look forward to seeing them pop out in my garden.Goodnight, sleep well.
Good morning everyone, its grey but dry here, but I know the forecast is for the weather to improve as the week starts.
I don't know much about Buster Keaton but was he the one who, in one of his films, hung from the hands of a huge clock and did his own stuntwork? I seem to remember seeing that one. And I am going way back now but I seem to remember when I was really young seeing a film where an elevator in a building didn't stop at the top of the building but kept on going was that one of his I wonder?
Hello everyone. Similar weather here, Squiggle - dry but overcast.
I was never a fan of Buster Keaton, I'm afraid. My parents and brother would be giggling their heads off at his antics and I would be like this.
I was never a fan of Buster Keaton, I'm afraid. My parents and brother would be giggling their heads off at his antics and I would be like this.
hi everyone - just popping in before we go out
overcast and cold here today
overcast and cold here today
Good afternoon everyone It has brightened up now, broken cloud with some sunshine and feeling warmer than recent days.
squiggle, I don't know if that elevator film is one I've seen. It almost sounds like the climax to Willy Wonka, but it isn't. I will keep an eye out for it if it is one of the Keaton films I've got.
The film with the hero hanging from the hands of a huge clock is Safety Last which starred Harold Lloyd.
Both Harold Lloyd and Buster Keaton did films with lots of stuntwork, but although they did their own work, Lloyd tended to use a certain amount of trick photography (he's not really hanging 50 foot from the ground), but Keaton's stunts were for real. He actually broke his neck in one stunt, carried on working for a few weeks until a doctor told him that he was lucky to be alive.
Lloyd always wore glasses, Keaton didn't. Both brilliant at what they did, but Keaton has generally been regarded as the greatest comedian, and it is accepted that he is the model which all stuntsmen try to follow.
The film with the hero hanging from the hands of a huge clock is Safety Last which starred Harold Lloyd.
Both Harold Lloyd and Buster Keaton did films with lots of stuntwork, but although they did their own work, Lloyd tended to use a certain amount of trick photography (he's not really hanging 50 foot from the ground), but Keaton's stunts were for real. He actually broke his neck in one stunt, carried on working for a few weeks until a doctor told him that he was lucky to be alive.
Lloyd always wore glasses, Keaton didn't. Both brilliant at what they did, but Keaton has generally been regarded as the greatest comedian, and it is accepted that he is the model which all stuntsmen try to follow.
The weather has improved quite a bit now, quite sunny. Thanks for the interesting information EL. I know Buster Keaton's face, he had a real deadpan didn't he? But I don't think I've ever watched one of his films. I think Charlie and the Chocolate Factory must have pinched the idea of the elevator from that earlier film. I was fascinated when I was a child by the thought of it, the elevator not stopping but just keeping going.
Me and my brother loved Laurel and Hardy when we were kids. You know that Stan Laurel was born in Cumbria (well I think it was part of Lancashire at that time) I could have got that wrong I am not so hot on geography. Me and my hubby went to this tiny museum of his life when we were in the Lake District which was interesting but the thing I found most fascinating was that the guy who ran it sounded exactly like Stan Laurel, quite a distinctive accent.
Me and my brother loved Laurel and Hardy when we were kids. You know that Stan Laurel was born in Cumbria (well I think it was part of Lancashire at that time) I could have got that wrong I am not so hot on geography. Me and my hubby went to this tiny museum of his life when we were in the Lake District which was interesting but the thing I found most fascinating was that the guy who ran it sounded exactly like Stan Laurel, quite a distinctive accent.
You are right, Stan Laurel was born in Ulverston. I found this little clip of the museum you nust have visited. It has since moved elsewhere in the same town.
(Part 1 is the same music with still photos of the shop interior)
(Part 1 is the same music with still photos of the shop interior)
Thank you for posting that EL it brought back some happy memories.
Evening Buddies, I am in the DOI thread.
Evening Yogi, I seem to be in Scotland at the moment , I've just watched an old black and white film about the Western Isles and now I am watching Island Parish about the Outer Hebrides.
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