rbreid
Old git on old bikes
- Location
- Insch, Aberdeenshire
Somebody ate/blew up all the marzipan
Tea? (Part 2)
- Thread starter LordoftheTeapot
- Start date
- Status
Page may contain affiliate links. Please see terms for details.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Somebody ate/blew up all the marzipan
Ah yes. The reaper. aka @classic33 He does that sort of thing you know.
the_mikey
Legendary Member
- Location
- South Gloucestershire
Somebody ate/blew up all the marzipan
I suppose I can save myself the bother of icing the cake and just sit down with a cup of tea and a slice of cake!
It's tomorrow morning down here. 7.20am. Tuesday the 4th of December.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Hey Mikey
. Looking good.
I suppose I can save myself the bother of icing the cake and just sit down with a cup of tea and a slice of cake!
. Looking good.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Gday cobber. Fair dinkum
rbreid
Old git on old bikes
- Location
- Insch, Aberdeenshire
Tell him to stick to the Sodium Chlorate and sugar, leave the marzipan for more serious matters.........cake!!!
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Boys and there toys. Yawn Yawn....... tell him yourself if you dare. And lets not have a boyfest of the best things to use to blow other things up.
rbreid
Old git on old bikes
- Location
- Insch, Aberdeenshire
All that exploding marzipan has torn a hole in the space/time continuum
Saluki
World class procrastinator
- Location
- ...Norwich over the water.
Not good indeed.
We had to have my old Saluki put to sleep yesterday. We collected him from the vet today (we stayed with him as he went) as they stored him while we dug a hole today after work. We dug a 3'6" hole, it was too clay-ey to dig deeper without a back-hoe. We buried the poor old lad and planted a willow tree with him. I'll put some bulbs around the tree tomorrow after work.
Its been a sad old 24 hours. The old lad was about 14 and we had him for nearly 5 1/2 years after he was dumped on a dual carriageway in Ireland. He had gone off his back legs and was incontinent too. Poor old sausage. It broke our hearts but he was as miserable as anything. He'd not wagged his tail for a fortnight, not sure he could any more though. He wasn't in pain at all, this last week he just went downhill really quickly.
The other dogs are a bit mopey, especially the Greyhound as his 'fast friend' is no longer here, not that Gabriel has been able to run for a couple of weeks.
This is him a couple of summers ago
Rain today and a maximum temperature of 20C.
Where have you been @
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Not good indeed.
We had to have my old Saluki put to sleep yesterday. We collected him from the vet today (we stayed with him as he went) as they stored him while we dug a hole today after work. We dug a 3'6" hole, it was too clay-ey to dig deeper without a back-hoe. We buried the poor old lad and planted a willow tree with him. I'll put some bulbs around the tree tomorrow after work.
Its been a sad old 24 hours. The old lad was about 14 and we had him for nearly 5 1/2 years after he was dumped on a dual carriageway in Ireland. He had gone off his back legs and was incontinent too. Poor old sausage. It broke our hearts but he was as miserable as anything. He'd not wagged his tail for a fortnight, not sure he could any more though. He wasn't in pain at all, this last week he just went downhill really quickly.
The other dogs are a bit mopey, especially the Greyhound as his 'fast friend' is no longer here, not that Gabriel has been able to run for a couple of weeks.
This is him a couple of summers ago
I am so sorry. I know what it is like havig to have a pet put down. You must however think of the wonderful life he had and how much pleasure he gave and recieved. Al the best
Puddles
Do I need to get the spray plaster out?
- Location
- Hamble, Southampton
Not good indeed.
We had to have my old Saluki put to sleep yesterday. We collected him from the vet today (we stayed with him as he went) as they stored him while we dug a hole today after work. We dug a 3'6" hole, it was too clay-ey to dig deeper without a back-hoe. We buried the poor old lad and planted a willow tree with him. I'll put some bulbs around the tree tomorrow after work.
Its been a sad old 24 hours. The old lad was about 14 and we had him for nearly 5 1/2 years after he was dumped on a dual carriageway in Ireland. He had gone off his back legs and was incontinent too. Poor old sausage. It broke our hearts but he was as miserable as anything. He'd not wagged his tail for a fortnight, not sure he could any more though. He wasn't in pain at all, this last week he just went downhill really quickly.
The other dogs are a bit mopey, especially the Greyhound as his 'fast friend' is no longer here, not that Gabriel has been able to run for a couple of weeks.
This is him a couple of summers ago
is all and so sorry for you loss
classic33
Leg End Member
You ceratain about that bit?
That would make it Wednesday!
Last edited:
classic33
Leg End Member
Cough sweets & sugar are just as good. Ask weslh dragon, she knows!!
- Status
