oh flippin’ hec() there is someone ()noc()ing on the door
M
Oh, go on then. Who’s there?
mic et al, not only is there no ‘k’ in Welsh but there is no ‘j’ ‘q’ ‘v’ ‘x’ ‘z’ I’ve never enquired but I wonder if they do a Welsh Scrabble game - this would include letters like ‘ch’ ‘dd’ ‘ff’ ‘ll’ ‘ph’ ‘rh’ ‘sh’ ‘th’. Although to outsiders (the English) these look like 2 letters - they count as one letter. Perhaps the -WERTY key board should be adapted for the Welsh language (the language of Heaven) I wonder if I could change my user name - it’s distinctly ‘un-Welsh’ - it sounded a bit more romantic than say ‘Radnorian’ My mother once asked me why people took their DOGS for a walk at a local beauty spot IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT. (Think I may have posted about this in the past.) I didn’t know what to say! Must go as I’m going to start a new thread on a POLITICAL theme. mic - I managed a pass in my Biology exams - knowing how the amoeba reproduces was very useful in later life - I think not! And what was the purpose of algebra?
Glitter bomb!!!
fab response…
Is that a 12k glitter bomb or a No (k) glitter bomb ?
or if I was less fogged up Glitter bomb who?
M
Maybe glitter bombs are weapons employed by the Ninjas of the Special Penguin Service?
No. We don’t handle weapons of mass destruction.
As anyone who has been to a childrens’ party ( )nows, glitter has a half life of 22,761 years. And you keep finding bits in places you never expected.
Oh, o(). Fair enough.
Are glitter bombs illegal under international law then?
Only used by evil tyrannical overlords of totalitarian regimes? And wic()ed terrorists?
A bit li()e white phosphorus and ‘dirty’ bombs?
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You are confusing this with clusterglit weaponry
So is a glitter bomb a WMD or not? Now I’m confused.
The name of clusterglit weaponry sounds more scary than a glitter bomb.
()uite confusing.
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As it’s been raining all day I loo( )ed Welsh Scrabble.
In 2014 Waterstones in Carmarthen bought in five copies of Scrabble in Welsh. But the shop sold none that Christmas, or the following one.
“But, ironically, we had one customer ask if we had it in Polish.”
Wouldn’t it be ironic if
Glitter is always where the sand hides!. In all the crac()s and crevices! Noo()s and crannys aren’t safe either How many points would there name score ??
()in hec() yes
Glitter is always where the sand hides!. In all the crac()s and crevices! Noo()s and crannys aren’t safe either How many points would there name score ??
Oooops another stutterer unless there has been a cyber attack
The fogs in the system!!
And there was me wondering if someone had been victim to a glitter bomb!
Glitter bombs don’t sound like that.
Yes … come to think of it it would be more of a " ta dah" That’s the last time I buy from Dodgy Durer down the Daft Duck !