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I’m orry our eyboard is ucked.
P.S.
I’m sorry the Moldovans had to leave too.
( Looby and Chef, what did you make of this? http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2013/nov/12/glasgow-council-withdraws-plan-traffic-cones-wellington-statue )
Just round the girls’ house so can reply on a proper keyboard, hurrah!
I’m very glad they’ve rejected the plan to remove his cones. They’re a part of Glasgow’s street life.
It’s also had a side benefit of revealing to the word the anal tendencies of “Sandy Stoddart, the Queen’s sculptor in Scotland, [who] told the Herald: “Any move to end the tedious, unfunny, irreverent and strangely righteous addiction Glasgow has had to coning the Wellington statue I greet with warmth.
“The single most embarrassing thing about the culture of Glasgow has been the cone on the duke’s head. It is detestable.”
The single most embarrassing thing? So that’s worse than the sectarian zoning by religion? (I don’t want to start an argument, just trying to highlight Stoddart’s pompous, ridiculous attitude).
Years ago we used to use DEC VT220s - if you spilt coffee in them they always gave Keyboard Error 4 on startup. My support team had to go and replace them. Loads of time “No I never spilt anything on it. I don’t understand it.” You’d turn up to replace it and just pour half a cup of cold coffee out of it in front of them …
Am I wrong to like it this way? It’s a puzzle!
it’s easy one you now the omissions; there’s no shift ey, nor the foowing etters;
feminine third erson ronoun in frenh–homonym
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urine / sma green vegetabe
No, before anyone else sends me anymore flexiloquent emails suggesting that my colleague, Mr Looby, may not have a damaged keyboard, as claimed, but instead, rather damaged fingers which may or may not have been my doing.
Mr Looby’s electronic griffonage is as claimed. Nothing more.
As for Wellingtons somewhat amusing eccedentesiast features perched up there upon his stone cold quadrel, they are merely capped with Glaswegian humour. Humour, in Glasgow, is as iconic as the unique way in which we offer, sometimes too readily, the famous Glasgow smile.
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