If you have a tank failure........trust me, you will know it beyond any question. Had one go with "cola"
I would Butch but I'm afraid they would list a bunch of them numbers again![]()
Going thru this bottle of pink champagne twice as fast as normal.
Hic.
Going thru this bottle of pink champagne twice as fast as normal.
Hic.
Ok, that's it that stuff is definately goin' on my next order.![]()
How many I'm gonna try it tooGet flavor shots. It's not a strong juice. Just crispy and clean and bubbly.
How many I'm gonna try it too![]()
Thank You Ma'am2 in mine and it's not strong. So depends how you like it.
Yeh you prolly right........ er post one o them toddy runrun songs8-o
Get flavor shots. It's not a strong juice. Just crispy and clean and bubbly.
Whew .... finally made it home safe and sound ... 500 mile speed run in a car with a competition suspension really rattles these old bones, and makes my fox meat sore![]()
I hear that one, one of my ex gorrillafreinds was welsh, and it's at least as convoluted as Irish. Did you ever notice when it is spoken it sounds like the speaker is hammered? Just sayin language roots from what works best for those that came up with it.I couldn't resist. And you can ask your Irish colleague, but you're very likely to get, "Oh, Jaysis, *Irish*? No clue; *no* one speaks *that* anymore." Of the 200 or so Irish people I know personally, 5 of them are Irish speakers... the rest wouldn't be able to answer a "Cád é mar a tá tú?" (hi, how are you?) There's a revival movement nowadays, but it's slow and painful going, because the Irish government utterly banjaxed the reintroduction of Irish into the Irish school system in 1962 (after 161 years of it being illegal), so most Irish born people a) hate it, b) can't speak it, and c) associate it with country bumpkins at best and violent Irish Republicanism at worst.
You'd hate a language too, if your school jumped from "hi, how's the weather" to "read Ulysses in this language - well, of course you can't, but pretend you did, and then memorize this answer in the language you don't speak."
Or, as an Irish friend of mine once said, "I memorized enough to vomit it onto the page for GCSEs and then my brain said "if you *ever* put another *word* of thatinto me again, I will trigger a total system failure, *do not think I am joking you*!"
Which is all part of why I put myself to learning it - someone's got to help keep it off life-support.
Smoking cigarettes kills people. I think any sober government would want a taxable cash crop that doesn't kill it's taxpayers. Not only that, think of the sales tax on Cheetos alone. We could fund healthcare for everyone with just M&M money.