Champers atop Le Tour Eiffel
Mar 31st, 2010 by PaPa in The Outer Limits
A look at Champers when drunk atop the Eiffel Tower – delicious but a little ostentatious.
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Mar 24th, 2010 by PaPa in Down The Garden Path
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Best thing to do is imbibe as much of the free bubble filled fortified grape juice as possible – and conk out early, to avoid any embarrassment. Also, when entering you room, make sure you check the cupboard containing the ironing board too – as there may just be a red-faced Welshman waiting to leap out at you.
I’m probably going to have to buy a new phone regrettably though. I know everyone says it, but how do you organise your life when you don’t have a phone? You can’t! You just have to get a phone. Otherwise you’ll just be using VOIP phones, which are great, but not so portable as your mobile phone.
Perhaps next year, when I’m a rich man – tra-la-la-la-la – I’ll return home with a computer, an internet connection and bundle load of ecards for her.
Thank You Product Designers
for Contact Lenses and Central Heating
Mar 5th, 2010 by PaPa in Down The Garden Path
Central heating I imagine was just a very gradual development of different heating methods. But however it worked – it’s fantastic. When the heating comes on on a cold winter evening, you realize how much better you feel. I don’t know how famous writers used to sit crouched over their desks I the freezing cold. How can your brain work when it’s really cold? That’s genius.
I think this sounds feasible. There’s that thing, isn’t there, where as soon as you ask a question, the answer becomes immediately apparent. It’s weird. I know, personally, whenever I have a question and say it out loud, the answer comes to me. That is true of this situation too – the boiler service situation.
In simple terms you can get married pretty much anywhere. Once you’ve absorbed this, you realise what a mammoth job it is to choose somewhere. You could choose your local pub, or you could choose your local church. But equally, you could choose the roof of a skyscraper too.
A Scottish Car Hire Story
Mar 1st, 2010 by PaPa in Down The Garden Path
So anyway, this Spaniard did crash at one point. But he actually crashed on the RIGHT side of the road – that is, the LEFT side of the road. He drove into the side of a van, which caused quite a bit of damage to the car – and the van.