Thursday, September 06, 2007
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A blog about, among other things, imaginary ideas - What ifs? and Imagine thats. What if photographs looked nothing like what we see with our eyes? Imagine that the Berlin Wall had never come down. What if we were the punchline of an interminable joke? All contributions welcome.
aaarrrrr! 'e don't draw so much o' the breeze since 'e lost 'is aaarm! aaarrrr!
ReplyDeleteavast behind!
ReplyDelete(did I say it was Bryan? no, it's all in your mind)
Land ahoy! right kids, two hours of rum and whorin', then back 'ere to compare tattoos!
ReplyDeletedon't worry about straying into hostile waters, Mr. Smee. you'll gets to be on telly and I'll be out of this old uniform and into some Iranian tailoring.
ReplyDeleteI had that Ian Russell in the back of my boat once.
ReplyDeleteyour learning fast, matey, now when I hits the bowsprit, I wants yer to perform an emergency stop!
ReplyDeleteaaarrr, you say 'twas a shame he lost an eye, but whenever The Four Bells had a stripper on, they only charged him half price.
ReplyDeleteaaarr, and you say twas a shame he lost an arm too, but whenever he's in The Four Bells, his money's always in his right hand pocket!
ReplyDeleteever since Dad got that email telling him he was a direct descendant of Horatio Nelson, our little trips to The Broads have become unbearable.
ReplyDelete" So, do 'ye understand, Mr. Russell? Five lashes for each new caption."
ReplyDeletedon't worry, the coast guard won't trouble us. the pennants spell out, ''lost both arms. need urgent assistance with the toilet.''
ReplyDeleteLooks like Washington crossing the Delaware to me!
ReplyDeleteYou see, I told you Bryan couldn't swim...
ReplyDeleteBroads scoured for missing parrot. Answers to name of Cap'n Flint.
ReplyDeleteMainbrace Unspliced - shock as journalist puts to sea stone cold sober.
Admiral caught frigging in the rigging
Looks like a dinghy done right, though - gaff rigger? - and probably lovely when her sails are unfurled.
Not the Broads, Burnham Overy Staithe and THAT IS NOT ME.
ReplyDeleteDrink, drink. Fan, fan. Rub, rub
ReplyDeleteTewkesbury parents encounter strong cross-winds during the school-run.
ReplyDeleteThe Last of England
ReplyDeleteNorfolk ho!
ReplyDeleteWhat are "the broads"? Here a broad is a woman along the lines of Mae West.
ReplyDeleteNorfolk Broads, Susan, inland waterways
ReplyDeleteVessels. Broads. Overys. Hmmm...
ReplyDeleteI see no quips!
ReplyDeleteThe Royal Navy Spithead Review, 2012
ReplyDelete...yes, I sailed with Hardy, you know - remarkably soft lips, but unforgivable halitosis....
ReplyDelete'Task Force sails as Argies enter Stanley for second time'
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