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@chuk_77 wrote:

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@poddster wrote:

The stickers are designed to keep the peace at home.

 

When hubby is sent out to get some apples he just has to read the sticker and does not take bananas or oranges home 🙂

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I always thought poddster was male..oops

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He's either having  a mid-life crisis or channeling his alter ego.

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@crikey*mate wrote:

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@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:

huey is ralphs brother

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i didn't thick of Ralph - but Chuk did!

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what?

watts on second

Whose on first?

or should that be who's?

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@chuk_77 wrote:

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@crikey*mate wrote:

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@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:

huey is ralphs brother

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i didn't thick of Ralph - but Chuk did!

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what?

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oops apologies, I meant it made me think of the name chuk -

who

I don't know whos on third

and then another guy gets up and it's a long ball to centre

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@crikey*mate wrote:

and then another guy gets up and it's a long ball to centre

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is this something to do with that praying mantis  

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@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:

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@crikey*mate wrote:

and then another guy gets up and it's a long ball to centre

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is this something to do with that praying mantis  

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ROFL - nope

I was trying to work out who's on fourth (or how he could be if he was already on first, so I googled the script - that comes straight from there after discussing tomorrow on the infield

red headed Irish were called blue in reference to their being of quick temper when they were drunk as they did not need much to incite them into a Blue.

I vaguely also remember from early school days about red headed tribes that painted themselves  blue and were very aggressive.

A Canadian friend (from Nova Scotia...lots of Scottish red heads)_told me that Bluey goes way back in Canada..

The fair skinned red heads tended to get a blue tinge to their skins in extremely cold weather.