PetCon's White-Ringed Quack-Ware Party Thread

Oh, that's great!

kevin_c wrote:
Not a duck, but what a big doughnut

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Took this yesterday at Cerne Abbas - See this BBC news story for more info:
http://news.bbc.co.uk …ngland/dorset/6​901543.stm

There was a constant stream of visitors takin' snaps of it - Including me!

I saw about Homer on ITV one morning last week, him being up there on the airy mountain
it was remarked by those in the chair 'well. no worries the rain will wash it all off '


the torrents came

seemly he's still there

very nice to see the picture , didn't realise it was so close to the other fellow


Homer must have got his Y fronts in Parks and Fences
no chance the other fellow could get a pair........ even at this late hour ?

marie wrote in post #3587578
Homer must have got his Y fronts in Parks and Fences
no chance the other fellow could get a pair........ even at this late hour ?

Well now Marie, doncha tink if that thar other big lad got him some shreadies to wear then the game o' hooplah would be all but over, so it would

condyk wrote in post #3587627
Well now Marie, doncha tink if that thar other big lad got him some shreadies to wear then the game o' hooplah would be all but over, so it would

but sure it ended a long time ago Dave and he must be jaded by now...
all those people wanting babies by him
(see below)
** well, I mean, below here on this post


they must live in cucucoo land



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" Many believe the ancient chalk outline of the naked, sexually aroused giant to be a symbol of ancient spirituality.
Many couples also believe the 180ft carving aids fertility"

Quackevening....I've returned with another offering.....to please the duck gods. Wonder where he was lookin'


Its been kinda slow around here, when is the party going to liven up? Where's the DJ?

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marie wrote in post #3587662
they must live in cucucoo land

" Many believe the ancient chalk outline of the naked, sexually aroused giant to be a symbol of ancient spirituality. Many couples also believe the 180ft carving aids fertility"

Well how are ya to disprove it if some of them later develop a bun in the oven - a DNA test?

3Turner wrote in post #3588467
Quackevening....I've returned with another offering.....to please the duck gods. Wonder where he was lookin' ... Its been kinda slow around here, when is the party going to liven up? Where's the DJ?

Borderline acceptable 3Turnips, tho' clearly it is a Duck of sorts. As to the 'Party' well this isn't that kinda haunt. The Tupperware thread already fulfills a need for the socially isolated chatterbox crowd. This is a slow burn for those of a more intelleKtchewal persuasion

Here responsibility is taken individually rather than everything being put on a plate for you. This isn't a universal teat for those weaned too soon or too forciably. Many of us are also busy with other threads and general shooting and livin' projects ... this is not the sole centre of our pitiful universe

condyk wrote in post #3589132
Well how are ya to disprove it if some of them later develop a bun in the oven - a DNA test?

lol

buns in the oven for real here ..
set it (the oven) about190 degrees and they sure rise to the occasion

that ainchant man will crumble under a DNA test. and his chislers will be all chalk and no fraction

say nothing or you'll stir it up


(nuthing new about that)

ha ha ha ha
I can just imagine your mother ripping you away from sucking her dry




being serious
I wondered were these very like the ziplock bags you sent away for Dave?
I get them all the time for lotsa things. in Tesco
( theres one (tesco supermarket) in every packet... or town near us all)

all sizes to be got. small medium large
10 medium ( really nice and big for medium) are around 3 euro

just wondering whats the difference, if there is one
I can't remember where I saw you posted about them and the price (if you did say)
maybe the lock on the zip is tighter and so sand etc will not venture in but so far I have had no problems

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Them thar bags yer got will be fine ... but time is money so I just bought off ebay what I wanted and many of them for future filing and such (I have plans to be well ordered ... someday!!) Mine are thick and plain too ... like the wallflower girl

condyk wrote in post #3589938
Them thar bags yer got will be fine ... but time is money so I just bought off ebay what I wanted and many of them for future filing and such (I have plans to be well ordered ... someday!!

I know you don't like shopping Dave . I am not at all well ordered , not as much as you are with other things , thats for sure
I just happened to come across the bags years ago as I do an awful lot of grocery shopping... which would explain it. they are on the household shelf (glad bags they are called) of the supermarket . I was looking for something else and found them
the greatest thing since the sliced pan.
there are other kinds too with no ziplock for throwing away kind of thing when finished with

you were right to suss the bags out on the internet
(maybe)
am wondering what they cost Dave ?
I am always interested in the differences ,thats all

marie wrote in post #3587662
" Many believe the ancient chalk outline of the naked, sexually aroused giant to be a symbol of ancient spirituality.
Many couples also believe the 180ft carving aids fertility"

There have been (unconfirmed by me) reports that people are now 'doing the deed' in the middle of Homers Doughnut for the same reason - Hey, who knows, it may even work...

marie wrote in post #3590032
I know you don't like shopping Dave.
you were right to suss the bags out on the internet
(maybe)
am wondering what they cost Dave ?
I am always interested in the differences ,thats all

They wuz £7.15 delivered for 25 aka 28p each @ 12"x15" .. but thick 'n strong, like the farmers lad eyeing up the thick 'n plain wallflower girl in anticipatshun of romance

kevin_c wrote in post #3590039
There have been (unconfirmed by me) reports that people are now 'doing the deed' in the middle of Homers Doughnut for the same reason - Hey, who knows, it may even work...

Hmmmm, I suspect they will just get overweight Sounds like some 135mm survey-lance is needed son!

condyk wrote in post #3590072
They wuz £7.15 delivered for 25 aka 28p each @ 12"x15" .. but thick 'n strong, like the farmers lad eyeing up the thick 'n plain wallflower girl in anticipatshun of romance


Hmmmm, I suspect they will just get overweight Sounds like some 135mm survey-lance is needed son!

Need something longer than that (unless you get a lot closer)- I used the 135 for the other shot - Well worth the money

kevin_c wrote in post #3590039
There have been (unconfirmed by me) reports that people are now 'doing the deed' in the middle of Homers Doughnut for the same reason -

I thought the deed was usually done in the middle of the woman's doughnut




when and if they do get the little chislers they are preying for I hope that they drag them up properly for the next donkey's of years. some just collect them (like everything else )until the trouble and effort needed to keep them on the straight and narrow as much as possible is way too much and the couple in that doughnut making whoopee now will fall out of the ring of responsibility

condyk wrote in post #3590072
They wuz £7.15 delivered for 25 aka 28p each @ 12"x15" ..

thanks a lot
sounds reasonable . roughly the same price

but thick 'n strong, like the farmers lad eyeing up the thick 'n plain wallflower girl in anticipatshun of romance

'racist' might come into play here with your description of the beautiful maiden waiting for her farmer

thread carefully son


(he he he he he )

The poem was render'd with affection and her racial origins remain unknown and irrelevant, at least to me