View Full Version : * Happy Birthday, Audio Al! *
Bit late daftee, but just noticed it!
:birthday::champagne::birthday::champagne::mex::me x::birthday::champagne:
Anyway, hope you're having a good one with lots of nice slurps and pressies... Hopefully you got that sheep willy-warmer I sent [ex-small]!:D:eyebrows:
Marco.
happy birthday Al.. many more to come hopefully:)
walpurgis
31-08-2019, 12:33
Many Happy Returns Al! :birthday:
Audio Al
31-08-2019, 12:45
Thanks Gents , not late as I am just home from work , Then bed then out with daughter for a curry tonight
Have been naughty and purchased another boat :doh: and I tried to downsize my fleet by selling four :rolleyes:
Now back up to 3 again :doh:
Its a 26ft Snapdragon yacht , A ebay win for the sum of , Wait for it £142 :D
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As you can see its in need of a good clean up , Was abandond in another yard by it owner who stopped paying the yard fees
nice, looks like the twin keel version... give you something to work on over winter
Ali Tait
31-08-2019, 12:51
All the best mate, many happy returns. :-)
Pigmy Pony
31-08-2019, 13:16
Happy birthday Al! Try not to get too excited about Marco's "willy warmer" gift - he bought a pair of woolly gloves off Ebay, cut the fingers off then sent them to ten of his closest buddies. Scottish folk call that "canny", which is just Gaelic for tight git :D
Have a good one Al. :cool:
Pepperamip
31-08-2019, 15:49
Happy birthday 3 boats
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Audio Al
31-08-2019, 15:53
nice, looks like the twin keel version... give you something to work on over winter
Hi Grant , Yes its a bilge keel yacht , cant have anything else on the shallow east coast
Audio Al
31-08-2019, 15:56
Happy birthday 3 boats
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Just incase anyone is intrested the other 2 are , A Maridian 25 yacht and a Hardy fishing 20 powered by a Yamaha 100hp 4 stroke ( 26 knots :eyebrows: )
Pepperamip
31-08-2019, 16:04
Just incase anyone is intrested the other 2 are , A Maridian 25 yacht and a Hardy fishing 20 powered by a Yamaha 100hp 4 stroke ( 26 knots :eyebrows: )I went to a nautical school after primary school. The London Nautical School in blackfriars. I don't remeber this but in my interview for 1 of the 90 places per year the school took on they asked me what did I want to be when I got older. My parents had told me to say a captain of a ship... I said a snooker player which almost made them burst out laughing including the head. I got into the school as a reserve after another kid dropped out. I enjoyed it there tbh. Went out on the docks at Surrey Quays
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Hi Grant , Yes its a bilge keel yacht , cant have anything else on the shallow east coast
my bro was a big yaghtsman. still sails a bit but getting past in now lol.. used to teach it too. i went out with him a few times but i prefer fishing boats
Firebottle
31-08-2019, 16:14
Happy birthday you auld mucka, well done on that boat purchase, that's half the price of a new propeller for my paramotor :eyebrows:
Happy Birthday Al! Nice boat!
Happy birthday Al! Try not to get too excited about Marco's "willy warmer" gift - he bought a pair of woolly gloves off Ebay, cut the fingers off then sent them to ten of his closest buddies. Scottish folk call that "canny", which is just Gaelic for tight git :D
The bugger sent me a little finger and it was still too big!
Nah, it was a toddler's sock, and you told me if was still draughty around your bell-end:D
Marco.
jollyfix
31-08-2019, 20:49
Happy Birthday Al.
jandl100
01-09-2019, 07:38
Happy just slightly belated Birthday, Al ! :)
Audio Al
01-09-2019, 07:48
Happy just slightly belated Birthday, Al ! :)
Thanks eveyone :cool:
Pigmy Pony
01-09-2019, 08:55
Nah, it was a toddler's sock, and you told me if was still draughty around your bell-end:D
Marco.
A toddler's cardigan might do for me - I'm told it's like a baby's arm :)
...of an amputee;)
I can believe that a cardigan was necessary though to mask the smell of the cheese:D
Marco.
Pigmy Pony
01-09-2019, 09:30
I think it was Parmesan - it did smell a bit like baby sick.
Lawrence001
01-09-2019, 10:30
Or a very crumbly vintage Stilton. Complete with blue mould.
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I think it was Parmesan - it did smell a bit like baby sick.
Not something I've ever sniffed;)
Could you elaborate on the aroma, defining any of its notable characteristics?
Marco.
Pigmy Pony
01-09-2019, 12:18
Not something I've ever sniffed;)
Could you elaborate on the aroma, defining any of its notable characteristics?
Marco.
I can't really - parmesan smells like baby sick, and baby sick smells like parmesan. With one small difference: If a baby barfed on my Bolognese I wouldn't eat it. Unless I'd had a skinful. And even then I'd probably choose a Madras.
Lol - to me, Parmesan smells like 'aromatic' socks/mature toe-jam. You should be familiar with that:D
Fortunately I'm rarely in the company of babies.
Marco.
Pigmy Pony
01-09-2019, 13:00
I was rarely in the company of babies until mine came along. I would have been about sixteen when I first had bolognaise (or ragu as you foodies may know it) with parmesan, and even though my ankle biters were still ten years away, I knew immediately that it smelled like baby sick. Maybe I was excessively exposed to the vomit due to me and babies not liking each other very much :(
Audio Al
01-09-2019, 13:08
Mmmm vomit in my birthday wishes :birthday:
I was rarely in the company of babies until mine came along.
Did you have a difficult pregnancy, then? I've heard you still parade around in your maternity pants, during those 'quiet moments'...
I would have been about sixteen when I first had bolognaise (or ragu as you foodies may know it) with parmesan, and even though my ankle biters were still ten years away, I knew immediately that it smelled like baby sick. Maybe I was excessively exposed to the vomit due to me and babies not liking each other very much :(
Yeah, I get where you're coming from. It's the acidic thing.... Sixteen to eat your first spag bol? Bloody hell:eek:
I reckon I'd have had some, as soon as I was on solids!
Marco.
Audio Al
01-09-2019, 13:14
Did you have a difficult pregnancy, then? I know you still parade around in your maternity pants, during those 'quiet' moments alone...
Yeah, I get where you're coming from. It's the acidic thing.... Sixteen to eat your first spag bol?:eek:
I reckon I'd have had some, as soon as I was on solids!
Marco.
Last week then :ner:
Pigmy Pony
01-09-2019, 13:25
Did you have a difficult pregnancy, then? I know you still parade around in your maternity pants, during those 'quiet moments'...
Yeah, I get where you're coming from. It's the acidic thing.... Sixteen to eat your first spag bol? Bloody hell:eek:
I reckon I'd have had some, as soon as I was on solids!
Marco.
Yes I would have been about sixteen. Remember, (or perhaps you don't) that in 1974 food culture in Britain wasn't what it is today. Outside of your home choices pretty much came down to Chinese, Indian or chippy (unless your family was "foreign" or you lived in That London).
I didn't have my first decent* pizza until about 1978.
*Them Findus four pack CD size jobbies from the freezer don't count.
And they weren't maternity pants, they were incontinence pants, as modelled by Billy Connolly :)
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