A bit of humour

[dajop]

Amusing , observation on plane boarding. (Actually sums up my views on priority boarding very well, as I like to board as late as possible )

 

[AuSammy]

A friend is travelling in Europe and this is in a bathroom and not so sure what it is for.

I had to ask chatGPT as I had no clue

 

[prozac]

A friend is travelling in Europe and this is in a bathroom and not so sure what it is for.

I had to ask chatGPT as I had no clue

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Footbath ...

 

[Mrsfefe]

 

[Happy Dude]

A friend is travelling in Europe and this is in a bathroom and not so sure what it is for.

I had to ask chatGPT as I had no clue

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Parisian dog muck shoe cleaning basin

 

[TheRealTMA]

After the Falklands War the British government was looking to replace their Lee-Enfield derived sniper rifles with something more modern. Meanwhile, Dave Walls and David Caig were making competition rifles for the competition shooter Malcolm Cooper in their shed when they decided to enter their rifle into the MOD's Marksman Rifle Competition as a means of getting feedback from professionals. They were very surprised to learn that they had won the contract due to their modern chassis design which allows for parts to be swapped out easily without destroying the rifle's bedding; a feature necessary for accuracy.

When the MOD officers asked to look at their facilities, they decided to rent out a production facility for a day, staged some rifles in disassembly, and told the officers that the employees were out for lunch. When the three gentlemen and procurement officers went out to lunch themselves, the officers remarked in essence: "This was really just a formality. We just wanted to make sure that you weren't three guys in a shed."

 

[cosi]

 

[SYD]

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Lambs fry…suitable for re-soling shoes.

 

[drron]

Loved my lambs fry and bacon. Still do.

 

[SYD]

Loved my lambs fry and bacon. Still do.

As a child, it was cremated like only an Aussie mum of the ‘70s could do!

If we were lucky it came with a bacon and onion gravy (sometimes mushroom sauce) but often just these slabs of chewy black leather - that no manner of tomato sauce could improve!

I’ve actually been meaning to try and cook it properly ie still quite pink but then again, a steak or a duck breast is easier and nicer.

 

[AuSammy]

 

[andye]

I quite liked liver and kidney which appeared every few weeks as a child. Couldn't stand the accompanying cabbage (boiled forever in the English tradition)

 

[AuSammy]

 

[love_the_life]

As a child, it was cremated like only an Aussie mum of the ‘70s could do!

If we were lucky it came with a bacon and onion gravy (sometimes mushroom sauce) but often just these slabs of chewy black leather - that no manner of tomato sauce could improve!

I’ve actually been meaning to try and cook it properly ie still quite pink but then again, a steak or a duck breast is easier and nicer.

I remember my mother used to pass off lambs fry as steak to my younger sister!