Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“In Ireland they have the Yeaster Rising!
”
“In Ireland they have the Yeaster Rising!
”
farmers have rolls in the hay.....
Username Silliness
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Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“....and they go nuts over dough!”
“....and they go nuts over dough!”
only if they've got a bun in the oven....
Originally Posted by planets:
“only if they've got a bun in the oven....”
“only if they've got a bun in the oven....”
A club sandwich!
(When are you going to pop into the book forum and have a go at the literary games? It's about time and you could deploy Rebel Angels!)
Originally Posted by planets:
“sorry about that Fink, i was kidnapped by Hypnos....he normally avoids my company!”
“sorry about that Fink, i was kidnapped by Hypnos....he normally avoids my company!”
My posts do have that effect on otherszzzzzzzz!
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“My posts do have that effect on otherszzzzzzzz!”
“My posts do have that effect on otherszzzzzzzz!”
Dear Mr Tamazepam :yawn: its always lovely to ...:sleep::sleep:
Originally Posted by planets:
“Dear Mr Tamazepam :yawn: its always lovely to ...:sleep::sleep:”
“Dear Mr Tamazepam :yawn: its always lovely to ...:sleep::sleep:”
I am near the Rhondda Valium!
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“I am near the Rhondda Valium!”
“I am near the Rhondda Valium!”
Get back to work you!
in the book thing are you allowed definite articles prepositions etc? for example does:
The Rebel Angels count as "T" or "R"?
Originally Posted by planets:
“Get back to work you!
in the book thing are you allowed definite articles prepositions etc? for example does:
The Rebel Angels count as "T" or "R"?”
“Get back to work you!
in the book thing are you allowed definite articles prepositions etc? for example does:
The Rebel Angels count as "T" or "R"?”
You can count The or A or put them in brackets. Whatever is most convenient.
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“You can count The or A or put them in brackets. Whatever is most convenient.”
“You can count The or A or put them in brackets. Whatever is most convenient.”
thanks for that...how are the gunners doing?
Originally Posted by planets:
“thanks for that...how are the gunners doing?”
“thanks for that...how are the gunners doing?”
Beat Marseilles in the Champions League in the Stade Velodrome, a ground I have been too many times. Very noisy!
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“Beat Marseilles in the Champions League in the Stade Velodrome, a ground I have been too many times. Very noisy!”
“Beat Marseilles in the Champions League in the Stade Velodrome, a ground I have been too many times. Very noisy!”
hoorah! it's all very footbally up here, it's the one sport i just can't get into ....
eeeerrrrm isn't a velodrome for cycling?
which Wodehouse should i buy first?
Originally Posted by planets:
“hoorah! it's all very footbally up here, it's the one sport i just can't get into ....
eeeerrrrm isn't a velodrome for cycling?
which Wodehouse should i buy first?”
“hoorah! it's all very footbally up here, it's the one sport i just can't get into ....
eeeerrrrm isn't a velodrome for cycling?
which Wodehouse should i buy first?”
Think the Inimitable Jeeves was the first in the series followed by Carry On Jeeves. Most of the books in the series are short stories. Summer Lifhtning is, thinking again, the first in the Blandings series, although the Psmith books criss-cross it.
The Velodrome was used for cycling but it has always been football first there.
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“Think the Inimitable Jeeves was the first in the series followed by Carry On Jeeves. Most of the books in the series are short stories. Summer Lifhtning is, thinking again, the first in the Blandings series, although the Psmith books criss-cross it.
The Velodrome was used for cycling but it has always been football first there.”
“Think the Inimitable Jeeves was the first in the series followed by Carry On Jeeves. Most of the books in the series are short stories. Summer Lifhtning is, thinking again, the first in the Blandings series, although the Psmith books criss-cross it.
The Velodrome was used for cycling but it has always been football first there.”
thanks for that Fink *goes off to Amazon wishlist*
Originally Posted by planets:
“thanks for that Fink *goes off to Amazon wishlist*”
“thanks for that Fink *goes off to Amazon wishlist*”
All slim Penguins or Pans.
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“All slim Penguins or Pans.”
“All slim Penguins or Pans.”
my internet is coming and going
but i wanted to say how much i adore the vintage penguins
Originally Posted by planets:
“my internet is coming and going
but i wanted to say how much i adore the vintage penguins”
“my internet is coming and going
but i wanted to say how much i adore the vintage penguins”
That is an old one! Not sure I have it.
My Internet connection has flickered off a few times today. Must be catching.
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“That is an old one! Not sure I have it.
My Internet connection has flickered off a few times today. Must be catching.”
“That is an old one! Not sure I have it.
My Internet connection has flickered off a few times today. Must be catching.”
oh no didn't mean to give you book lust!! just looked for a wodehouse penguin i love the design of them....
i have a few vintage penguins i have picked up over the years (Vile Bodies is one)
bloody interwebs....grrrrr
must be a DSTD 
Originally Posted by planets:
“oh no didn't mean to give you book lust!! just looked for a wodehouse penguin i love the design of them....
i have a few vintage penguins i have picked up over the years (Vile Bodies is one)
bloody interwebs....grrrrr must be a DSTD ”
“oh no didn't mean to give you book lust!! just looked for a wodehouse penguin i love the design of them....
i have a few vintage penguins i have picked up over the years (Vile Bodies is one)
bloody interwebs....grrrrr
must be a DSTD ”
I have got a load of old green, crime, and purple, biography, as well as red, current affairs. Just not seen My Man Jeeves; it may have been retitled.
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“I have got a load of old green, crime, and purple, biography, as well as red, current affairs. Just not seen My Man Jeeves; it may have been retitled.”
“I have got a load of old green, crime, and purple, biography, as well as red, current affairs. Just not seen My Man Jeeves; it may have been retitled.”
from wiki :
"My Man Jeeves is a collection of short stories by P. G. Wodehouse, first published in the United Kingdom in May 1919. Of the eight stories in the collection, half feature the popular characters Jeeves and Bertie Wooster, while the others concern Reggie Pepper, an early prototype for Wooster. Several appeared later in rewritten form in Carry on, Jeeves (1925), such as "Helping Freddie", which in its later incarnation was called "Fixing It for Freddie" and featured Jeeves and Wooster. The other Reggie Pepper stories were included in the U.S. version of The Man with Two Left Feet (1917)."
Originally Posted by planets:
“from wiki :
"My Man Jeeves is a collection of short stories by P. G. Wodehouse, first published in the United Kingdom in May 1919. Of the eight stories in the collection, half feature the popular characters Jeeves and Bertie Wooster, while the others concern Reggie Pepper, an early prototype for Wooster. Several appeared later in rewritten form in Carry on, Jeeves (1925), such as "Helping Freddie", which in its later incarnation was called "Fixing It for Freddie" and featured Jeeves and Wooster. The other Reggie Pepper stories were included in the U.S. version of The Man with Two Left Feet (1917)."”
“from wiki :
"My Man Jeeves is a collection of short stories by P. G. Wodehouse, first published in the United Kingdom in May 1919. Of the eight stories in the collection, half feature the popular characters Jeeves and Bertie Wooster, while the others concern Reggie Pepper, an early prototype for Wooster. Several appeared later in rewritten form in Carry on, Jeeves (1925), such as "Helping Freddie", which in its later incarnation was called "Fixing It for Freddie" and featured Jeeves and Wooster. The other Reggie Pepper stories were included in the U.S. version of The Man with Two Left Feet (1917)."”
Thanks, that explains it. Got The Man With Two Left Feet. Have to check on Fixing It for Freddie. A few of the Blandings books have been retitled.
Originally Posted by Fink-Nottle:
“Thanks, that explains it. Got The Man With Two Left Feet. Have to check on Fixing It for Freddie. A few of the Blandings books have been retitled.”
“Thanks, that explains it. Got The Man With Two Left Feet. Have to check on Fixing It for Freddie. A few of the Blandings books have been retitled.”
no worries nothing worse than an appalling late night revelation that one's collection may be...*whispers* incomplete
Originally Posted by planets:
“no worries nothing worse than an appalling late night revelation that one's collection may be...*whispers* incomplete”
“no worries nothing worse than an appalling late night revelation that one's collection may be...*whispers* incomplete
”
It isn't complete, but I hoped I had all the Jeeves and Blandings books.
Finished work!!!
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