I am putting this on a seperate thread...

Dead right rosesarered

Hope that he earned a ' living wage' though.

Bit of a dead end job I'd have thought Galen

Both were told by a deaf old pathologist of my youth.
He never switched his hearing aid on,so,at lunchtime the senior physician used to tap his breast pocket and ask 'switched on Ford?'
As a pathologist he didn't need to talk to his patients.

Oh, that's a good one - haven't heard it before!

(or if I have, I've forgotten...)

Do you like

What's round and bites?

A vicious circle

Hello there Galen - that's one of my favourites, I have sophisticated tastes in jokes

A nervous wreck of course!

What sits at the bottom of the sea and twitches?

sil and bil staying for a while- watching tennis before our walk- don't worry about us ;)

You are actually on Gransnet whilst you have company?! #takesallsorts

Enjoy your wild flower walk. Glad you have found some like minded company.

Expected outcome of this thread: Get my righteous indignation off my chest.

Never expected more than about two replies. Well, expected quick deletion really.

#thepuzzlethatisgransnet

Posts crossed - reading this thread to our guests- and we are laughing our heads off jingl... so pathetic (your words) it is hilarious.

Toodle pip.

I wish I hadn't made a spelling mistake in the title of this thread. It glares at me every time I see it.

Funnily enough, I'm fine in caves. They are usually so nicely lit. Always a bit worried there will be a loss of electricity though! Total darkness. Eeek!

going down any sort of mine is not my idea of a great day out.

Rude can be good, in some contexts- but nasty for the sake of nasty, no, not really, that is not on, in my book. And it clearly has not place on this Forum either- the netiquette is quite clear enough.

Leave you to it- life is too short and it is a beautiful day. Waiting for it to cool a bit before going for a beautiful wild flower walk.

But the question does remain, and is unanswerd- what was the point of this thread, and what was the expected outcome?

Been down a Welsh slate mine a few years ago.

Granjura. Dig deep. See if you can find a small vestige of a sense of humour.

What nasty and rude comment granjura? Genuinely

#claustrophobia!

Enjoy the coalmine petallus. I chickened out of that one. Sat in the car while the others went down. They said it was great.