In reply to Post #124
Right you two.
Go start your cynical thought for the day thread and stop hijacking my hippy positivity
Beautiful moon out tonight
Right you two.
Go start your cynical thought for the day thread and stop hijacking my hippy positivity
Beautiful moon out tonight
In reply to Post #125
The moon is not as big as I was expecting it to be but it is certainly bright
I feel slightly hippyish
The moon is not as big as I was expecting it to be but it is certainly bright
I feel slightly hippyish
In reply to Post #125
Is your fella bending over
Is your fella bending over
In reply to Post #127
Embrace your inner hippy tinhead. ..
Embrace your inner hippy tinhead. ..
In reply to Post #128
You will need lend him some hair
You will need lend him some hair
In reply to Post #129
I've plenty to spare...
I've plenty to spare...
South African drug gangs have called a truce and are using their drug distribution network to deliver food to the poor communities
In reply to Post #131
Put me down for a dozen special space cakes
Put me down for a dozen special space cakes
In reply to Post #131
Hi Mal,
It's only fair to give credit where it's due, but drugs gangs under truce, distributing food to the needy for purely compassionate, humanitarian reasons, takes a bit of believing, given the brutality that drug gangs are known for.
However, if it's not just a publicly stunt and major food distribution is taking place, then I'm sure the recipients are grateful. It's ironic that they are well placed to do so, given their comprehensive distribution networks. A cynic might suggest that they are looking to keep their customers healthy for future business and keeping their runners busy during the downturn.
BB.
Hi Mal,
It's only fair to give credit where it's due, but drugs gangs under truce, distributing food to the needy for purely compassionate, humanitarian reasons, takes a bit of believing, given the brutality that drug gangs are known for.
However, if it's not just a publicly stunt and major food distribution is taking place, then I'm sure the recipients are grateful. It's ironic that they are well placed to do so, given their comprehensive distribution networks. A cynic might suggest that they are looking to keep their customers healthy for future business and keeping their runners busy during the downturn.
BB.
In reply to Post #133
Of course. Hence my shocked face.
However if people are getting fed on a day to day basis in the short term then it's a positive eh?
Who knows - maybe they'll decide it's a potential career change? We can hope ....
Of course. Hence my shocked face.
However if people are getting fed on a day to day basis in the short term then it's a positive eh?
Who knows - maybe they'll decide it's a potential career change? We can hope ....
Started building a trebuchet today , trying to keep myself , nephew , daughter and her boyfriend sane , seemed the obvious thing to do !
In reply to Post #135
You got a local castle to storm once the lockdown us over...?
You got a local castle to storm once the lockdown us over...?
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In reply to Post #137
well it's a lovely project
bit extreme just to get rid of your dead squirrel though. What did he die of? could you not have just buried him?
in positive news - I painted all of the white walls in my little backyard yesterday. wisely saved the step until last - which my cat then walked over and left footprints on the lovely stone flags outside....
well it's a lovely project
bit extreme just to get rid of your dead squirrel though. What did he die of? could you not have just buried him?
in positive news - I painted all of the white walls in my little backyard yesterday. wisely saved the step until last - which my cat then walked over and left footprints on the lovely stone flags outside....
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