Let's get going!

Not often enough, Oopsminty

"On your bike" addressed to Cummings would make a good one.

I thought he'd already bagged "Should have gone" (to Specsavers).

Check what day it is.
Change into some decent clothing.
Go shopping and have a coffee.

He thinks the Great British Public can only process three words at a time.

A whole sentence would be too much for our little brains.

AGAA4

He thinks the Great British Public can only process three words at a time.

A whole sentence would be too much for our little brains.

It's worked very well so far, hasn't it?

Take Back Control

Get Brexit Done

Why change a winning formula?

powerful 3-word mantras

Are you serious, Urmstongran, or being sarky?

Its like watching your favourite uncle act the fool.
No wonder deaths have been so high. DH thinks he did his best. I think his best would have been to plan ahead, but didn't want to commit the time or money.

Perhaps it’s the Prime Minister who can only process three words at a time. His own vocabulary seems limited to a few meaningless superlatives.

It's Cummings. Get Brexit Done was a success so he's sticking with the technique. I am convinced that really he's taking the p*ss. He thinks the electorate are idiots and is treating us that way. Rasputin is in charge.

grumppa

Perhaps it’s the Prime Minister who can only process three words at a time. His own vocabulary seems limited to a few meaningless superlatives.

Three word phrases were always popular
He likes the Classics.

Or
In vino veritas
Et tu Dominic

Sorry, I missed out
Veni, vidi, vice
before the or

DH interrupted my train of thought with a question about something else

And autocorrect changed vici to vice

The first I get, but the second? Is that for real?

25Avalon

The first I get, but the second? Is that for real?

Always Check Your Change When Shopping. The Shops Are Open Again For Business. Then Go Home!

Geddit?

I was about to add veni etc. Autocorrect suggested Venice. I suppose it all began when Caesar said Gaul was divided into three parts.

At least it is not 'go forth and multiply', ah Boris already did that one.

grumppa

I was about to add veni etc. Autocorrect suggested Venice. I suppose it all began when Caesar said Gaul was divided into three parts.

Caesar's Gallic Wars
Gallia omnis divisa est in partes tres
The bane of my GCE years.

Crossing the Rubicon

Callistemon, I enjoyed the Gallic Wars so much that I did Latin at A Level.

I wonder what the next three words will be. Any ideas?

grumppa

*Callistemon*, I enjoyed the Gallic Wars so much that I did Latin at A Level.

Even Chapter 40 ?

Actually, I did enjoy Latin.
But I've probably forgotten most of what I knew back then.