Did anyone else...

CT wrote:

Oh, so it's not actually a proper word, just a bit of slang.

Oh well, it seems Loz might have been nearer the mark with the closest
true meaning then

 

touché.

You seem to have got a fan in DNC, BTW...

 

darsy wrote:

Loz is alright, but I ain't no oscillating assembly.

 

darsy says...

It's called 'having a friend', Darsy. You'll understand one day

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darsy says...

He's just a cont, not a culchy

 

That's 2 compliments in one day

Are you feeling alright?

 

petrolcan says...

No, funeral to attend this afternoon.

 

Arse. HTF am I supposed to come up with a witty reply to that?

 

You're dead in the water if you try, mate.

 

petrolcan says...

"Hope it goes well"?

"Have a nice time"?

"Not yours, I hope?"

 

it's a burial at sea?

 

darsy says...

Judging by the way it's raining here, it might seem like that.

 

sure, but Dnc...ewwww.

heh.

 

IME, it *always* rains at funerals.

This could be because I've only ever attended funerals in NI.

Well, I was at a cremation in Enfield last year, but that's inside,
and therefore, of course, it didn't rain.

 

darsy says...

I think Allison might be being cremated. The service is being held at
the local crem, but they also hold services for funerals there too, for
those people who weren't religious. Whatever's happening, she's leaving
this world wearing all black Dainese leathers, which I think is a nice
touch for a biker-burd.

 

As I think I mentioned to you at the time, I was invited to a friend's
Dad's funeral, at the Jewish crematorium up that way somewhere. I
didn't go because I had another appointment, but even if I was free I
don't think I could have gone because the instructions were: "all men
must cover their heads" and I didn't own anything to cover my head
except for baseball caps and crash helmets - neither of which I
thought would be appropriate.

 

"is it yours?"

works on a number of levels.

 

that's just outside High Beach.

well, no.

 

Ben Blaney wrote

I dunno if it has changed but it used to be the case that they would
have a few spare hats to hand out to us Gentiles to cover such
eventualities.