Some buggars died.

Subject: RE: Some buggars died.
From: Dave Hanson
Date: 16 Oct 06 - 08:25 AM

Yes, always remember " a friend in need, is a pain in the arse "

eric

Subject: RE: Some buggars died.
From: The Shambles
Date: 16 Oct 06 - 08:35 AM

Yes, always remember " a friend in need, is a pain in the arse "

Is holding one's butt - the freemason's distress signal then?

Subject: RE: Some buggars died.
From: The Shambles
Date: 16 Oct 06 - 08:53 AM

Subject: Bugle Calls
From: The Walrus at work - PM
Date: 15 Mar 02 - 09:08 AM

Traditonally, buglers tend to memorise sets of (sometimes very odd) lyrics as an aid to remembering bugle calls, for example, from the British Army of the Great War period (and through the 20th Century):

THE ROUSE

Get out of bed, get out of bed,
You lazy bastards
Get out of bed, get out of bed,
You lazy bastards
I feel sorry for you....I do!"

or

SICK CALL

Sixty four, Ninety four,
He'll never go sick no more
The poor bugger's dead


I wondered if anyone out there had any others.

Subject: RE: Some buggars died.
From: GUEST,Budge
Date: 16 Oct 06 - 10:12 AM

some budgerigars died !

my nan's old budgie just made an odd sqwarking noise
and dropped stone cold dead off it's perch

Subject: RE: Some buggars died.
From: The Shambles
Date: 16 Oct 06 - 12:05 PM

The budgie is buggered.

Or is it just resting?

Subject: RE: Some buggars died.
From: number 6
Date: 16 Oct 06 - 12:10 PM

bulger wheat.

sIx

Subject: RE: Some buggars died.
From: Dave Hanson
Date: 17 Oct 06 - 04:23 AM

It's probably pining for the fiords.

eric