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Hilarious, Rick, and so true. The British often add at least one or two additional letters to spell a word. Here's one that tickles my funny bone...programme.😅
Yeah. Even abbreviations. At Oxford the departments of mathematics and economics had a competition. The econ professors won and the maths professors lost.
 
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Now there is great new way to get your hikers wool. On this site:
https://mykiwisheep.com/
you can adopt a Merino Sheep and then when your sheep is shorn they will process the fleece in any way that you want and then send it to you.
Be cautious. Peg and I once adopted a whale. We never got any wool.
 
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The whale too. I disappeared.

We may have been the ones fleeced.
Rick, where are you?
I have been fleeced several times by humans, but no whales took advantage of me. Maybe you should adopt a turtle next time.

Hey, you could help fund Turga's next Camino! His lodging costs are exorbitant..he a very slow walker.
 
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The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
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Nope it's a numbers game instead of letters.

This one should be right up Rick's (and Turga's) alley. They are Mathematics extrordinaire...no offence BB. Not sure about Peter and NYC...def not up my alley.🙄
 
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The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
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...and ship it to Santiago for storage. You pick it up once in Santiago. Service offered by Casa Ivar (we use DHL for transportation).
...and ship it to Santiago for storage. You pick it up once in Santiago. Service offered by Casa Ivar (we use DHL for transportation).
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The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
The focus is on reducing the risk of failure through being well prepared. 2nd ed.
Chris gave me a tour of the bus she used to live on in her hippie days and said it would be okay for me to make a video showing it off. Peg and I decided to upgrade from our teardrop if we could order a 60 foot version with front and rear phasers to handle slowpokes and tailgaters.
 
NYC, I'm sorry. I just discovered on the news that you just missed making the Olympic snow boarding team. We'll be watching for you though when the TV cameras scan the Superbowl stadium seats in LA. If you see them panning your way wave your board.
 
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Chris gave me a tour of the bus she used to live on in her hippie days and said it would be okay for me to make a video showing it off. Peg and I decided to upgrade from our teardrop if we could order a 60 foot version with front and rear phasers to handle slowpokes and tailgaters.
This "motorhome" is closer to the one I lived in 1977-1980 except ours was the "deluxe model" as it was longer. We brush🖌️ painted it white with two racing stripes in brown and rust which were popular colors at the time.
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NYC, I'm sorry. I just discovered on the news that you just missed making the Olympic snow boarding team. We'll be watching for you though when the TV cameras scan the Superbowl stadium seats in LA. If you see them panning your way wave your board.

They lied.

I’m on team.

Just incognito.
 
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Sometimes there is a giggle in the most unexpected places.
This evening I was watching Channel 4 in the UK and there was a report on inflation and the subsequent rise in household shopping and food prices.
We have a supermarket chain called "Iceland" and they interviewed the Managing Director. (Iceland specialises largely in freezer products).
When questioned on what efforts the firm was doing to assist their customers the Managing Director responded by saying...and without any hint of irony or smile.
"On many products we are freezing prices".

 
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Sure wish I could think of a good pun to keep this on topic, BB, but I got nuthin'.😳
I thought Iceland was only an island...I learn new things on the forum almost every day.🙄
 
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You remind me what I heard about in Australia 50 years ago. Lots of cows there and happy ones too. You can expect really good butter. One firm thought they could do really well with exports to the UK. They didn't. And that's the story of Kangaroo (brand) butter.
I had to chuckle as well on reading the link and opening "controversies".
It appears Iceland (the country) took exception to the Supermarkets name.
During the spat that went through the courts they bought up the fact that the Supermarket has only existed in recent times and Iceland (the country) had existed since the 800's.
That rather shocked me....the decor of the supermarket made me think it was older than the country.
 
I had a cartoon incident happen to me about an hour ago. I slipped on a banana peel while carrying a six pack of expensive imported beer in bottles and two boxed wines. We are all okay as I managed not to fall and not to drop anything. I was walking between two cars in an asphalt parking lot and the peel had turned black from our sub-freezing weather so it was invisible.

Imagine the slickest ice you ever stepped on and then imagine spraying a can of WD-40 on it.
 
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During the spat that went through the courts they bought up the fact that the Supermarket has only existed in recent times and Iceland (the country) had existed since the 800's.
But who trademarked the name first? Come to think of it I've never seen a sentence like "Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland™."
 
But who trademarked the name first? Come to think of it I've never seen a sentence like "Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland™."
Yes it is, and I've seen it before when my sister vacationed in Iceland. What is so funny? Must be "over my head"...nothing new there.
 
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I had a cartoon incident happen to me about an hour ago. I slipped on a banana peel while carrying a six pack of expensive imported beer in bottles and two boxed wines. We are all okay as I managed not to fall and not to drop anything. I was walking between two cars in an asphalt parking lot and the peel had turned black from our sub-freezing weather so it was invisible.

Imagine the slickest ice you ever stepped on and then imagine spraying a can of WD-40 on it.
Thank goodness the beer was safe Rick.
 
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