Thought for today.

Most men dress on the right

Gandra wrote:

Most men dress on the right

Ahhh...you speak as a taylor or a hand tester xxxx :whistle:

[it's tailor dear, not taylor]

don't bite the hand that looks dirty

Gandra wrote:

[it's tailor dear, not taylor]

don't bite the hand that looks dirty

Ahhh...ow thats where your wrong...my tailor is an ill educated tailor by the name of taylor xxxx :ohmy: :whistle:

Tony Parks is a norty man who keeps me up when I should be sleeping.

[and Taylor was the mis-spelled English version of my maternal grandfather's original name]

Gandra wrote:

Tony Parks is a norty man who keeps me up when I should be sleeping.

[and Taylor was the mis-spelled English version of my maternal grandfather's original name]

Thats exactly how surnames became what they are today....they tended to reflect ...a location...a type of work....a place of note.....There was no uniform spelling of English ( made up of Saxon,French etc)hence names became whatever people wanted them to be....
Sleep well and dream pure things xxxx

Taylor was the mis-spelled translation of a name that sounded too Germanic [even though it didn't come from there] just after the turn of the last century.

Other side of the family kept their surname but such was the mis-understanding of the original name, which actually meant the profession of earlier ancestors, that all of the siblings of the family had the same name but all spelled differently.

As for my dreams, Ah - to dream as one wants. To bring back those who once were but are no longer.

And if that blanking Lollopy Lollop uses my bruised and battered body for a pillow again, I'll chuck her off the bed.

Well I would if I could but I can't as she is too heavy for me to shift.

So, thought for the day. I am from a family who were presumably originally tailors, and a family who were originally - well, something else.

Where did youth go ????? :ohmy:

Nostalgia ain't what it used to be

Oh...when I was young...youth was better xxxx :lol: :blink: :woohoo:


The trouble with the young today is...they dont realy know how to get the best out of their youth xxxx :lol: :whistle:<br><br>Post edited by: tonypark, at: 2009/07/26 15:20

why is bra singular and nickies plural?

Gandra wrote:

why is bra singular and nickies plural?

Easy...Its twice as hard to get a female out of knickers xxxx :ohmy: :laugh: :blink: