One thing I've learned today (2 Viewers)

Nick · Nov 11, 2016

wingy said:
That it's extremely difficult to get hold of Hatchimals for the grandkids Christmas presents unless you're willing to pay up to four times the RRP on ebay.

They did have some at toys r us, thing is the kids will play with them twice and that's it. It's just the hype.

dancers lance · Nov 11, 2016

skybluedan said:
I've learned today that you get hamsters in the wild

Did you think they were man made?

skybluedan · Nov 11, 2016

dancers lance said:
Did you think they were man made?

Nah but the boy has just got a hamster and I didn't know where they come from, so I googled it and the first place was a surprise Syria

skybluedan · Nov 11, 2016

Or a mouse could of shagged something which was not a mouse

dancers lance · Nov 11, 2016

skybluedan said:
Or a mouse could of shagged something which was not a mouse

Like an owl or something?

wingy · Nov 11, 2016

skybluedan said:
Another thing I'm hoping to learn is where have all my Russian brides and South American birds gone from my pages ?

Yeah I haven't noticed any for months.

skybluedan · Nov 11, 2016

dancers lance said:
Like an owl or something?

Nah that's a mowl

skybluedan · Nov 11, 2016

wingy said:
Yeah I haven't noticed any for months.

i miss them

skybluedan · Nov 11, 2016

dancers lance said:
Like an owl or something?

What about a mouse and a rat?

wingy · Nov 11, 2016

wingy said:
Yeah I haven't noticed any for months.

All I get at the moment is Trivago, rooms in Athens or Turkey for £17 a night.

dancers lance · Nov 11, 2016

skybluedan said:
Nah that's a mowl

Ha, ha.

skybluedan · Nov 11, 2016

wingy said:
All I get at the moment is Trivago, rooms in Athens or Turkey for £17 a night.

I know I know who wants to go there like, there women on the other hand for 17 pound a night for us to oggle at. Yes

dancers lance · Nov 11, 2016

As this is a post about learning new things.....as we are discussing inter species breeding, did you know that the Grey squirrel and the Red squirrel started off as the same animal, and even though they look the same (apart from colour) have macro evolved so much that it is now genetically impossible for them to reproduce, they are so far removed from each other, you would have a better chance trying to mate a frog and an sloth.

Nick · Nov 11, 2016

You can't use a chip cutter contraption sweet potatoes

dancers lance · Nov 11, 2016

Nick said:
You can't use a chip cutter contraption sweet potatoes

Serves you right for trying to make chips with sweet potatoes you big ponce!

Nick · Nov 11, 2016

dancers lance said:
Serves you right for trying to make chips with sweet potatoes you big ponce!

Much nicer than normal ones

Monners · Nov 12, 2016

Deleted member 5849 said:
I had to Google

http://www.polarbearsinternational.org/about-polar-bears/essentials/myths-and-misconceptions

You'll be saying next that there is no Santa Claus! Anyway, 60% of sewer rats are homosexual

Sky_Blue_Daz · Nov 12, 2016

On cold frosty mornings put your sun visors down and car heaters on to defrost the windscreens quicker

clint van damme · Nov 12, 2016

Sky_Blue_Daz said:
On cold frosty mornings put your sun visors down and car heaters on to defrost the windscreens quicker

that's the first bit of useful information on this thread Daz!

Gazolba · Nov 12, 2016

On a hot day, if you always keep a glass in the refrigerator, it keeps your drink cooler for longer.
If you save your tea bags after one use, you can reuse two previously used tea bags to make a decent cup of tea, and make your supply of tea bags last 50% longer.

wingy · Nov 12, 2016

Not earth shattering but we all see a game of football differently.

Deleted member 5849 · Nov 12, 2016

clint van damme said:
that's the first bit of useful information on this thread Daz!

Oi, I was genuinely interested about George Lansbury!

robbieray · Nov 12, 2016

Never bought an aubergine in my life

wingy · Nov 12, 2016

robbieray said:
Never bought an aubergine in my life

What about egg plants.
But have you eaten any?

robbieray · Nov 13, 2016

Egg

wingy said:
What about egg plants.
But have you eaten any?

Eggs are laid they don't grow on plants mate. That's something else you learnt today

Malaka · Nov 13, 2016

Nick said:
Much nicer than normal ones

No way!!

Monners · Nov 13, 2016

Sometimes it's great to be an Ireland fan - and to make sure one enjoys it whilst one can

Deleted member 5849 · Nov 15, 2016

The meaning of http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=space+docking

:arghh:

Deleted member 5849 · Nov 15, 2016

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Space Dock Fondue

Deleted member 5849 · Nov 18, 2016

Scilla is the name of a herb.

Gazolba · Nov 19, 2016

I've learned that if you approach an unfriendly cat, even with the best intentions, the cat can do you serious damage. And they are unbelievably quick.

skybluedan · Nov 20, 2016

Well one thing I have learned today is that it is that bastard Alfie boe time of year again

Malaka · Nov 21, 2016

Deleted member 5849 said:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Space Dock Fondue

I thought everyone did this

skybluedan · Nov 21, 2016

Gazolba said:
I've learned that if you approach an unfriendly cat, even with the best intentions, the cat can do you serious damage. And they are unbelievably quick.

All pussy is unfriendly and undoubtedly will at some point cause you serious damage

Gazolba · Nov 21, 2016

Today I've learned that when your boss in on Holiday, you can take it a little easier - although I think I knew that already.

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