Poor auld Trig. He was a good bloke in real life too. I often heard him speak out against the Zionist State. Not an easy thing for a jew to do. Shalom Trig.
I'm reminded of the put-on by Larry Kaufman and Jerry Lawler where Kaufman is shouting "I'm a star, I'm a Hollywood star" and it made me wonder if the two lads aren't just having us on too? "I'm a star, a western star".
I love the way women say that to men in the hope that some lad will be stupid enough to believe it and hitch up with them, thinking he has to avoid being alone at all costs.
I was around a mates house earlier. He has PTSD and she has PMS. As I left I could see the silent pleading in his eyes - "Please mate, take me away from here". But it was no good, I wasn't armed and a PMS wife can be a fearsome beast if you try to remove the victim she is feeding on. I warned him before he got married but he wouldn't listen. Said I was just cynical. Said not all women are like that. Said she 'understood him'. He knows better now.
Oh God help us, I didn't know that. Quick lads, down on your knees and a decade of the Rosary before the divil gets into us and makes us want to read the Irish Times.
What you don't seem to understand mjpd is that all women are perfect, it's men who are flawed and bad. So if something goes wrong in a relationshipe it is always the man's fault.
You should be glad that any woman deems you worthy of her attention. Don't ever carry out a failure to comply, a failure to obey or a failure to listen to every justified criticism she makes of you.
Just nod and say, "oh yes, Mistress, I wholeheartedly apologise for having and opinion. It will not happen again".
You know it's a easy thing to track which profiles watched and shared those vids? You can even see what sites someone shared with .... like let's say .... cs. But don't worry, I didn't track your FB profile from it.
I haven't watched any in years. I'm old enough to have done Latin in school. One of the joys we had was to translate Homer's Odyssey, which takes in the seige of Troy. Very useful stuff in later life
He was American but as he was kind enough to answer me I won't say any more. I knew it was never going to be 'proof'. I just wanted to ask the question that he would know what I was asking and could answer in a way that I could understand. He worked on all the Apollo missions.
A few years ago I listened to a radio interview with an astro physicist who was retiring after a lifetime in the space industry. He was being asked about this Mars mission. As I listened to him I started to wonder about the moon 'landings'. I thought that if I asked him the right question in the right way, considering he was retiring, he might give me an answer that would shed light on the moon 'landings'. So I emailed him and put it to him that a manned mission to Mars would not be possible at present, as far as I understood it, because for humans to pass through one and a half hours of Van Allen belt ratiation they would need to be in a spacecraft that was several inches thick with lead. I didn't really expect an answer but fair play to him he wrote back. He said I was right, that the spacecraft available at the moment would not allow for humans to pass through the Van Allen belts on a Mars mission without serious health problems or death but that in the coming decades they hoped to make advances in that area.
I wonder if this will go ahead in 11 years time or are they only blowing smoke? It's a one way mission alright if they don't get some material to protect them from the Van Allen belts. They'll be bald and baked before they hit the moon.
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Sure, but I'm busy tonight.