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This is a live blahg not a finished novel. I can’t just copy and paste the whole trip ( so far) here. I’m writing step by step
You gonna whine or you gonna write?
This is a live blahg not a finished novel. I can’t just copy and paste the whole trip ( so far) here. I’m writing step by step
I must say, while pre-pandemic I have totally avoided budget airlines, I'm curious about Europe from Stewart and now being able to fly to Vegas, LA and SF non-stop from White Plains. Not even about saving money, as much as just being able to avoid having to go in and out of a large airport on one end. (Not to mention how many hours before a flight I now would have to leave Fairfield to be comfortable that I won't be scrambling to make my flight at Kennedy.
So my GF dad is that and then went to university in Glasgow, I love listening to him. Also Glaswegians use a “C” word that is taboo in America, but thrown out every other word in a pub here in a non offensive matter. Hard to get used to, i wince and duck every time.
Now that is vulgar'cuse?
Ok now that is funny! Because I’ve never seen braveheart and have been lectured since I got here on why I have to, and other incredulous interjections of “ what’s wrong with you” because as I type this I can see the William Wallace monument, and where that whole battle took place, from my bedroom window. From what I’m told ( I’ll see for myself tomorrow ) the statue at the monument looks more like Mel Gibson than William Wallace.Nigel Thamesmore: "Hey, here comes the blahgger"
Ian McHavoren: [makes a phone call to Charlie Daultry, his friend, the checker]
Try this one out when you are being lectured about Braveheart: according to a much smarter friend of mine, it contains one of the most fundamental movie anachronisms of all time, in that its central theme is freedom, but man had not yet developed the concept of individual freedom by that period in history.Ok now that is funny! Because I’ve never seen braveheart and have been lectured since I got here on why I have to, and other incredulous interjections of “ what’s wrong with you” because as I type this I can see the William Wallace monument, and where that whole battle took place, from my bedroom window. From what I’m told ( I’ll see for myself tomorrow ) the statue At the monument I’m told looks more like Mel Gibson than William Wallace.
Try this one out when you are being lectured about Braveheart: according to a much smarter friend of mine, it contains one of the most fundamental movie anachronisms of all time, in that its central theme is freedom, but man had not yet developed the concept of individual freedom by that period in history.
GF is reading this over my shoulder and laughing, and with her Scottish pride corrected me via Wikipedia and said “ the monument is right there ( out the window) but the statue is not…. Here read this “Try this one out when you are being lectured about Braveheart: according to a much smarter friend of mine, it contains one of the most fundamental movie anachronisms of all time, in that its central theme is freedom, but man had not yet developed the concept of individual freedom by that period in history.
No.
I have cat-like reflexes.
In pro wrestling vernacular, that cat is a worker and knows how to sell a bump
So… Anyone else wondering about whether it’s a good idea for August to be mixing opioids with scotch?What makes you think I don’t know that?
Jeez you’d think people on this site would know me by now.
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A real opioid? Definitely not with alcohol. Don’t do it. Seriously. Weak codeine? It’s the only way to fly and way more efficient that British Airways .So… Anyone else wondering about whether it’s a good idea for August to be mixing opioids with scotch?
Honestly this was the first thing I noticed about my British friends when I met them -- yes they use some silly words like "carpark", but the most noticeable one is using the C-word the way Americans casually throw around "d__k".So my GF dad is that and then went to university in Glasgow, I love listening to him. Also Glaswegians use a “C” word that is taboo in America, but thrown out every other word in a pub here in a non offensive matter. Hard to get used to, i wince and duck every time.
I meant IcelandOh it’s awesome here. It’s getting here that sucks ( and Instagram destination weddings suck too)
2 peoples separated by a common languageIt takes me about 5 seconds to throw in a when around Brits. For ____ Sake.
It just rolls off the lips.
Love that they call the highways, Parkways or Interstates an Autoway or Motorway. Makes more sense than driving on a Parkway and parking in a driveway.
'cuse?
I was thinking more of a Billy Idol song.There must be lyrics to half an album in this adventure.
Kinda like "The Wall" but with the "c" world sprinkled about liberally.
Mother do ya think they'll find the bags?
Should have done Netjets.Did I read $37K on flights for your in-laws? That’s unreal.
One has to wonder about that?So… Anyone else wondering about whether it’s a good idea for August to be mixing opioids with scotch?