The Thread for People who Just Want to Say Something Nice

**Sun Jul 19, 2009 8:22 pm**

It was utterly dreadful...strained a calf muscle! Two fookin' hours I was in that bathroom! wait till I tell yer what I did in desperation...I got my...no, I can't tell yer fro...sorry mate... :shock:

**Mon Jul 20, 2009 5:39 am**

oh god barney you HAVE to tell me! PM me at least if it's too vile!

**Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:56 am**

DzM wrote:
EV walking and sleeping wrote:I like the Pacific Northwest

If EV is in the PacNW then EV should look up NeilInSeattle (who is, in fact, in Portland). EV will experience far too much tasty tasty beer, darts, and smoking in pub(s).

Went to Seattle, then Vancouver, then Pemberton, then Whistler, then back to Vancouver, back to Seattle, then home. First time in that part of teh world. I like it.

**Mon Jul 20, 2009 12:55 pm**

old barney greyheron wrote:I appear to be over the torture of my 'clay-ass' constipation...which is VERY NICE INDEED...

Never heard that terminology before. Glad to hear you are throwing pots again.

**Mon Jul 20, 2009 3:14 pm**

Ah..the 'clay-ass' term was stolen from chinaski...and i never heard of 'throwing pots'...ARF! :lol:

**Mon Jul 20, 2009 3:18 pm**

old barney greyheron wrote:Ah..the 'clay-ass' term was stolen from chinaski...and i never heard of 'throwing pots'...ARF!

Well I just thought the throwing pots was a natural progression for the term.

**Mon Jul 20, 2009 5:17 pm**

phro37 wrote:congrats to your son irishbookish! and for you for having a hand in it all of course.

My hand in it...? Ohhh you mean the periodic floggings I had to give him? :wink:

Thanks, though the boy steers his own course, but to think he came into the world a teensy 2lb 8oz.

Jane wrote:Nice of them to acknowledge it though! I used to live in Llanddeusant, (Dyfed) Wales as a kid. Smack, bang, in the middle of nowhere. I loved it, but wasn't so keen on the compulsory Welsh lessons in school!...The locals were very welcoming to us and we met some real characters.

You lived in Dyfed? What a great experience for you. How long were you there for?

**Mon Jul 20, 2009 5:51 pm**

Irishbookish wrote:You lived in Dyfed? What a great experience for you. How long were you there for?

About 4 years, right in sheep farming country (although that's what it all is) at the foot of the black mountains. There were lots of local legends and tales about the lake Llyn y Fan. Legend has it there is a lady of the lake. It is truly a magical place. We had a very old cottage with the original bread oven, gardens, and it even still had the original water pump that still worked. I consider myself very fortunate to have been able to live there, even if it was just a short period. As I said, the locals welcomed us and we used to get to help on the farm, sheep shearing....hay making, all that great stuff.

Llyn y Fan Fach

Where do you live?

**Mon Jul 20, 2009 5:59 pm**

We have a new member of our family as of yesterday. Jo-Jo the kitten!

He fell out of the rafters in a tyre shop (along with his brother) right in front of a cat rescue lady. We had been on quite the kitten hunt this weekend and we found him at the very last knockings before all places were closed. He landed on his feet the day he fell out of the rafters and he's landed on them again this time that's for sure.

**Tue Jul 21, 2009 12:45 am**

Jane wrote:
old barney greyheron wrote:Ah..the 'clay-ass' term was stolen from chinaski...and i never heard of 'throwing pots'...ARF!

Well I just thought the throwing pots was a natural progression for the term.

just to clarify...the "clay" in this expression is meant as unhardened. otherwise it would be called "brick ass" :shock:

**Tue Jul 21, 2009 2:47 am**

Hose-ass...Clay-ass...Brick-ass...hell's bell's chinaski, just how warped IS your mind?? :shock:

**Tue Jul 21, 2009 3:10 am**

old barney greyheron wrote::shock: Hose-ass...Clay-ass...Brick-ass...hell's bell's chinaski, just how warped IS your mind??

considering the company that i keep...... VERY!

**Tue Jul 21, 2009 6:27 am**

chinaski wrote:
Jane wrote:
old barney greyheron wrote:Ah..the 'clay-ass' term was stolen from chinaski...and i never heard of 'throwing pots'...ARF!

Well I just thought the throwing pots was a natural progression for the term.

just to clarify...the "clay" in this expression is meant as unhardened. otherwise it would be called "brick ass"

ewww..... <mental image of barney molding said "clay"> <shudders.....>

**Tue Jul 21, 2009 6:50 am**

ok..this is the nice thread...so can we let the matter drop? <brought to you by badpuns inc.> :roll:

i'll get me coat...

**Tue Jul 21, 2009 7:06 am**

hehehe.

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