Re: hello im lulu.

Post by **sookwinder** » Wed Jan 17, 2007 11:50 pm

Don't worry Maggie, we are all still here for you ..... and your sage like advice on "women matters and understanding them***" is always accepted with open arms...

[*** I must confess, although I like, love, have many friendships with, adore, behold, desire women .... "understanding them" is not one of my strong points ..... but then as my father says , after asking what is the answer to a 45 year marriage said something like "in the end I learnt to keep my mouth shut and then I'll live longer.

there is the other side of the topic which I have heard and goes sort like:

Q: why do married men usually die before the wives ?
A: Because the can.]

Sorry Lulu ... went off topic, do you still have the hamster or did you eat it ?

luluscott · Post by **luluscott** » Thu Jan 18, 2007 2:15 am

mezcalhead wrote: We lived just behind the cathedral, in Albion Place (I think it was Place .. Court?), in 2001/2002.

It was pretty cool to walk out of the front door and see the cathedral every morning. The house had a long walled garden but no garage attached, although there were garages you could rent at the end of the street I think.

I lived in London for a while as well, but I don't miss London at all .. Canterbury I'd move back to quite happily. Some great little pubs there.

yeah canterbury is lovely, very historical and so on....little pubs eh? the cherry tree? my fav pub atm.

lulu x

luluscott · Post by **luluscott** » Thu Jan 18, 2007 2:18 am

flatfiver wrote:
mynameisjonas wrote: i´m a bit envious of you guys, my girlfriend wouldn´t dream of ever joining
I don't know if I'm envious, but at least maybe she'd understand! It never fails that I get one of these: :-\ mixed with one of these: whenever I even mention a guitar website, let alone this forum. My lady does like guitars though, but just the acoustic kind and mostly only if they're played by hillbillies. At least she likes Johnny Cash!

Anyway, good for you guys!

hmmmm i only pull those faces when he t6alks about the 'new world order' even tho i utterly agree with him, i just to it to poke fun hehe

i love johnny cash and june carter!!!

lulu x

luluscott · Post by **luluscott** » Thu Jan 18, 2007 2:22 am

mjet260 wrote: sook:

Does your Canterbury have a guy who wears purple frocks and a funny hat?

Michael

do you mean old sal/ THE BISHOP!? http://c.myspace.com/Groups/00009/66/55/9095566_l.jpg

lulu x

luluscott · Post by **luluscott** » Thu Jan 18, 2007 2:25 am

sookwinder wrote: Don't worry Maggie, we are all still here for you ..... and your sage like advice on "women matters and understanding them***" is always accepted with open arms...

[*** I must confess, although I like, love, have many friendships with, adore, behold, desire women .... "understanding them" is not one of my strong points ..... but then as my father says , after asking what is the answer to a 45 year marriage said something like "in the end I learnt to keep my mouth shut and then I'll live longer.

there is the other side of the topic which I have heard and goes sort like:

Q: why do married men usually die before the wives ?
A: Because the can.]

Sorry Lulu ... went off topic, do you still have the hamster or did you eat it ?

EAT IT? im shocked at such a disgusting prospect!!!

no i kept it until it died. its name was tiddleywoo. and it was grey/brown with a white spot on its face.

awwwwwwwww.

oh and maggieo i might need some help understanding women too.

lulu x

Post by **sookwinder** » Thu Jan 18, 2007 2:41 am

EAT IT? im shocked at such a disgusting prospect

a year or so back I saw some doco on TV about a South American tribe (somewhere in the mountains ) that ate hamster type animals... mind you these animal were the size of small to medium dogs.

As far as I was concerned ... Just damn big hamsters ...

Post by **mezcalhead** » Thu Jan 18, 2007 6:03 am

Vizcacha? I've seen those on the Bolivian altiplano .. they live in the cracks in rock cliff faces. They look pretty much like your description .. hamsters the size of small dogs, with hangovers.

mjet · Post by **mjet** » Fri Jan 19, 2007 1:15 pm

luluscott wrote:
do you mean old sal/ THE BISHOP!? http://c.myspace.com/Groups/00009/66/55/9095566_l.jpg

lulu x

Sorry, when I hear "The Bishop" this is what comes to mind.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDGoBitd1vY

djetz · Post by **djetz** » Sat Jan 20, 2007 9:17 am

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capybara

The Capybara - world's largest rodent and unofficial mascot of the Offset Forum.

Post by **mezcalhead** » Sat Jan 20, 2007 9:49 am

Capybaras are cool .. behold also the vizcacha:

flatfiver · Post by **flatfiver** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 5:28 pm

Oh my god - Rodents of Unusual Size!

nealescott · Post by **nealescott** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 4:28 am

i love the way discussions just wander so wildly on here

luluscott · Post by **luluscott** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 9:55 am

nealescott wrote: i love the way discussions just wander so wildly on here

i know...and whats more important is how my introduction turned into a covo about rodents? worrying

lulu x

Post by **sookwinder** » Mon Jan 22, 2007 3:16 pm

i know...and whats more important is how my introduction turned into a covo about rodents? worrying

nah... that's the way our thread always go....

I am surprised that "Hong Kong possums" (aka rats as big a possums) didn't also get metioned...