Herr Scouse

[Ivan Cloherty]

Laugh and the world laughs with you...........

My late first wife was a winner of 'Rose of Tralee' an international event for those of Irish origins (she was a Kerry girl) when I met her mother, I looked at my wife and then at her mother and thought ........yer aving a larff aint yer!

[John Gill]

Didn't realise Eric Cantana was posting on this site. #25

[Keith Tindell]

Its just a full moon John, it wears down eventually, KT

[Louis the fly]

Many on this site may have lost their youthful looks, their hair and teeth ( not including me, of course ).
We have not lost our sense of humour.

[John Pruden]

my anniversary today so I have to be nice to barb{I wonder what she is getting me}jp

[Keith Tindell]

Have a great day John, thank the lord you remembered it!!! KT

[Louis the fly]

To banter or not to banter... That is the Question.

Friends, Romans and Countrymen....... Lend me your banter.

[Keith at Tregenna]

I have contact with a work colleague, a Tug engineer, here in Auckland, whose grandmother was once Hitler's secretary when the Nazi party was on the up and up. Amazingly the family are of Jewish origins but it took Grannie several years to realize that she had no future in that position and resigned. Regards Peter in NZ.

Appreciated K.

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Well who ever the author was he/she certainly had no sense of humour nor had they been in dangerous situations, banter is what kept morale up in many a service who have to deal with dangerous or unpleasant situations, it was a way of coping with tragedy whether it be military/merchant service/fireservice/police/ ambulance etc etc, without banter a lot of people would never have survived mentally things they witnessed. Long may it continue. The author certainly had a chip on their shoulder about something and was a poor misunderstood soul.

As said: Never my words K.

[John Pruden]

Have a great day John, thank the lord you remembered it!!! KT

keith only because its the day after April fools day 30 odd years and believe me they were odd we married grand national day 1977 the day red rum won for the third time?jp

[John Arton]

JP
Veering off thread
178 April 1st
Day I got married was also Grand National day.
Speeches at wedding reception were delayed as 80% of male guests were in the bookies placing bets, the other 20% were on telephones to their bookies placing bets.
Still all worked out o.k. as all drunk by the end of the afternoon.
rgds
JA