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01 Aug 05 - 08:56 AM (#1532568) Subject: quicker travelling home From: GUEST,Lurch Do you ever get the feeling that it takes forever getting to your destination, BUT when travelling home, it ALWAYS seems much shorter. or you are dying to go to the toilet, BUT the closer you get to the toilet the MORE urgent your 'tinkle' becomes!!! |
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01 Aug 05 - 02:06 PM (#1532766) Subject: RE: quicker travelling home From: Bev and Jerry Sometimes it really does take longer to get there then to get home. One night it took us an hour and forty minutes to get to a pub in Kilcummin, Ireland from our B&B. That included a stop at another pub for a pint and to find out the name of the pub that had music that night and that it was in Kilcummin. It also included asking directions five more times on the way to Kilcummin. After getting directions in that pub back to our B&B, it only took 10 minutes to get home. The music and craic were wonderful so it was worth the trip. Bev and Jerry |
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01 Aug 05 - 03:31 PM (#1532816) Subject: RE: quicker travelling home From: wildlone I travelled up to Caernarfon on my bike from South Wales,about 175 miles. It was a fantastic sunny early morning and I seemed to get there in no time at all. Coming back it started to get dark by the time I got to Brecon and it felt like hours before I reached the turning to Caerphilly. In fact 35 miles. |
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01 Aug 05 - 11:47 PM (#1533125) Subject: RE: quicker travelling home From: GUEST,.gargoyle OK this is B.S.!!!!
Many have been tricked into reading a thread (with expectactions) pertaining to:
GypsiesDeath or Drain Cleaners
Where ARE the clones????? There is a stinch above the cesspool and the toilet monitors are one vacation.
Sincerely, Gargoyle |
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02 Aug 05 - 08:35 PM (#1533778) Subject: RE: quicker travelling home From: The Fooles Troupe OH! Come one, jump in the cesspool with us Gargoyle! The water's fine! - just don't drink it... |
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03 Aug 05 - 01:34 AM (#1533929) Subject: RE: quicker travelling home From: GUEST Gagroyle is right at home in cesspools, like fish in water. No one notices him because he has such a perfect disguise. |
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03 Aug 05 - 01:36 AM (#1533931) Subject: RE: quicker travelling home From: GUEST Wonder who wrote the "Junkie's Junket"? Gagroyle. |
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03 Aug 05 - 01:42 AM (#1533933) Subject: RE: quicker travelling home From: GUEST Gagroyle, do you know??????????????????????? All that time floating in the punch bowl. |
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03 Aug 05 - 05:02 PM (#1534198) Subject: RE: quicker travelling home From: wildlone Yes this is a BS thread, that is why it is included in the BS/Non music threads. irish quicker travelling home death&gypsies dave |
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03 Aug 05 - 06:30 PM (#1534333) Subject: RE: quicker travelling home From: Liz the Squeak I've always found coming home from Yorkshire is quicker than going there... I think it's because it's downhill all the way home. LTS |