True.
I was being silly.
Unusual for me, I know, but there it is.
True.
I was being silly.
Unusual for me, I know, but there it is.
Okay chaps. Green spot is applied to the better batches of rifle ammunition. It is marked with a green spot, in much the same way as (British) tracer rounds are marked with a red spot on the firing cap. Green spot ammunition is set aside for snipers.
Thank you for posting that!
I was inspecting myself last night and I found a green spot and I thought, well, thatâs the start of the rot and âŚ
Methinks that that is a greenspot of a different nature. Iâd recommend penicilin, but get it checked first.
Or just cut it orf.
Thatâs probably the better option - it sounds as if its redundant, anyway.
Itâll certainly lighten me by a few pounds.
Daylight robbery, sir, but only of the âUpper-crustâ.
(sorry I missed that earlier.)
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Iâd believe that if it came from the lips of your missus, but, as I recall, she has to search for it once a year.
An ambiguous statement.
Whatever you do, donât try to clarify it.
but, as I recall, she has to search for it once a year.
If thereâs nothing there, sheâll have to search longer. And harder. Around the stump.
Every cloud has a silver lining.
EDIT: Stump is not, repeat not, referring to the wooden thingies sticking up at each end of a cricket pitch. I await predictable response about either or both (a) whatâs left sticking up or (b) cricket.
Your âstumpâ comment reminds me of the reaction I usually get when I tell people that mine is only an inch long.
A whole inch!
Geez, mate, youâre spoiling someone.
A whole inch from the ground!
Thatâd be lying face down?
Yes, on a hoist.
Why would you lie face down on a hoist?
Is that the only way you can get up?
It allows me to deliver a little at a time and, thus, prevents me from hurting someone.
Yeah, well, assuming youâre not confusing a grease gun with a hoist, make sure you put the safety chocks on the hoist.
'Cos if the hoist drops unexpectedly, you might be stranded up there, giving a new meaning to pole dancing and needing the fire brigade to bring food up to you.
Nothing like a little high altitude sport - â32"s?..Bravo!!!â