Old Jifferoo and Old Ma Yappy

What the caption DOESN'T say is that we oldtimers forget where IT is (or was? ) :

Ma

[DaveCox]

ROFLMAO

Originally posted by DaveCox
ROFLMAO

Hey PIGGY-PIGGY ... how the heck are you? It's really great to see you in here lately again. Glad you have time... I almost called out the National Gaurd to go find you!

Glad you got a chuckle from the Oldtimers ...

Ma

[Mark W. Tonner]

Originally posted by Vets Dottir
... I almost called out the National Gaurd to go find you!

....Dave lives in England......

England does not have a "National Gaurd", but the United States of America does have a "National Guard".......

......'Guard' is spelt: G U A R D not G A U R D ......

[Alex Blair (RIP)]

Originally posted by Vets Dottir
What the caption DOESN'T say is that we oldtimers forget where IT is (or was? ) :

Ma

I'm sure you will find it..
Here a little impression of your sweety...
http://www.funnyclicks.com/pictures1...3129101833.jpg

Originally posted by Alex Blair
I'm sure you will find it..
Here a little impression of your sweety...
http://www.funnyclicks.com/pictures1...3129101833.jpg

HOLY SMOKES AND YIKES! Scarey nightmare that!

Originally posted by Mark W. Tonner
....Dave lives in England......

England does not have a "National Gaurd", but the United States of America does have a "National Guard".......

......'Guard' is spelt: G U A R D not G A U R D ......

Well ... I'll send them to England then! Gaurd/guard ... engard for thee

[DaveCox]

Originally posted by Vets Dottir
Well ... I'll send them to England then! Gaurd/guard ... engard for thee

We call them the TA (Territorial Army) over here BTW.

On Guard For Thee - even I can recognise the words from 'Oh Canada' - I've sung it often enough at Dieppe Day services when I was a cadet instructor, at Wisborough Green near the original HQ for the Canadian forces.....and stood at the salute when the standards dipped for the last post. No more though as most of the veterans are too old to make the journey now.

Yep Yappy, still hanging around, just don't post too often due to time etc as the kids have homework to do on the computer.....I manage to keep a watchful eye on you ex-colonials just to make sure you're not getting up to too much mischeif!

As for being old and forgetful --------------------------- I've forgotten wwhat I was going to say next------senior moments happen every day

Originally posted by DaveCox
As for being old and forgetful --------------------------- I've forgotten wwhat I was going to say next------senior moments happen every day

Ah, C.R.A.F.T syndrome. I know it well.

R.

Originally posted by FV623
Ah, C.R.A.F.T syndrome. I know it well.

R.

Hello Master R.,

However did I miss this post of yours? MLU is just too big a going concern these days with too many posts for me to keep up with the threads and my own forums, email comms, and assorted geneology searches and correspondence.

Now, My Dear Master R., I really must know what you mean by:

C.R.A.F.T. Syndrome?

PW/VD

[Tony Smith]

Can't Remember A FORGETFUL Thing.

But what are FIG JAM, LOMBARD and DILLIGAF?

Originally posted by Tony Smith
Can't Remember A FORGETFUL Thing.

We don't use the "Forgetful" term here, it is replaced by something much stronger, but still starts with F of course.

But what are FIG JAM, LOMBARD and DILLIGAF?

Hmmmm, they're new. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

R.

[Tony Smith]

FIG JAM: F*** I'm Good, Just Ask Me.

LOMBARD: Lots Of Money, But A Real D***head.

DILLIGAF: Do I Look Like I Give A F?

Originally posted by DaveCox
We call them the TA (Territorial Army) over here BTW.

Hi Dave ...

Then I shall have to TRY and remember that ... "Territorial Army"

On Guard For Thee - even I can recognise the words from 'Oh Canada' - I've sung it often enough at Dieppe Day services when I was a cadet instructor, at Wisborough Green near the original HQ for the Canadian forces.....and stood at the salute when the standards dipped for the last post. No more though as most of the veterans are too old to make the journey now.

Yes, that song brings back lots of memories for many military people and their loved ones, I can only imagine.

Flashback to grade school, wearing tunic and white blouse, white socks, morning routine was the class reciting the Lords Prayer, and singing Oh Canada (English and French versions) and "God Save Our Queen" at the end of the day.

Yep Yappy, still hanging around, just don't post too often due to time etc as the kids have homework to do on the computer.....I manage to keep a watchful eye on you ex-colonials just to make sure you're not getting up to too much mischeif!

As for being old and forgetful --------------------------- I've forgotten wwhat I was going to say next------senior moments happen every day

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What? Were you away?

It's always great to read your posts Dave ... hello to Chrissie please

Karmen

[Ponysoldier]

Errrrrrrrrrrrrr we just say NG or F--- Ng (thats from the old days)
Forgetful no thats not the word.
ponysoldier