Saturday 1
Sam went to see Liverpool v Middlesborough with my brother
Worked 9-6 = ok but quite busy
Baby sat from 7.15 - 2.30
Had quite a good time but I am knackered (god I bet I was !!)
Ok it is now December so the start of the advent calendar with extracts from my cousins (CKX) hard work .............
Firstly a game. As some may remember from last year I am sooo rubbish at computer games and this is no exception. I live in Europe and know 'sort of' where places are but I put my inablity to pin point airports do that down to the fact I don't flying thing (that is my excuse and I am sticking to it )
Off you go ... just click here
Next is a wonderfully disturbing web site which CKX tells me is for a photo-shopping art project.... it is interesting to say the least.. actually I do like the idea .... here
I like this too as I am such a great fan of Wallace and Gromit oh & James Bond (it is a difficult decision.. Wallace or Daniel Craig?? ok ok it isn't THAT difficult)
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9 comments:
those manbabies are wonderfully creepy
NM it is a great concept/idea ... with that disturbing angle.. wish I'd thought of it :)
You're first 'click here' isn't working BTW. I've seen the man babies thing before and it IS creepy ..... not sure about the wonderfully though young Nursey .......
Thankks DP it is working now ....it is the first time I have seen it and I keep getting drawn back to it ... very odd... must remember to show it to teen... that'll freak her
Ooooo ..... I like that game ..... bloody rubbish at it - where is Manchester exactly? - tee hee
Glad you are rubbish at it too lol
Manchester is far too Norff for you ... love this from Wiki
he name Manchester originates from the Ancient Roman name Mamucium, the name of the Roman fort and settlement, generally thought to be a Latinisation of an original Celtic name (possibly meaning "breast-like hill" from mamm- = "breast"), plus Old English ceaster = "town", which is derived from Latin castra = "camp".[13] An alternative theory suggests that the origin is British Celtic mamma = "mother", where the "mother" was a river-goddess of the River Medlock which flows below the fort. Mam means "female breast" in Irish Gaelic and "mother" in Welsh.[14] Manchester is also the 10th most common place name in the United States.
It is a BOOB CAMP... hee hee
I came across that site ages ago, had several nightmares as a result, and finally was able to forget it....until now, that is.
Should be an interesting night's sleep tonight-
The manbabies site, that is (shudder).
oops Rev... sorry it's ok it doesn't happen naturally that you should be grateful for lol
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