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[IanD]

15 minutes ago, Arthur Marshall said:

I reckon so. I've only got a few more years anyway, as age and infirmity creep up and I've given up expecting to go where I'd like to (the L&L again) as there's too much risk of not getting home, so it's back to pottering round old haunts.

That's what I meant...

That's messed up an entire song lyric...

But there aren't any lyrics to Lord Byron's Maggot... 😉

 

 

[Mad Harold]

1 hour ago, IanD said:

But there aren't any lyrics to Lord Byron's Maggot... 😉

 

 

Sounds like standard 6/8 standard rootie toot rhythm, shall we have a competition to see who can write the rudest lyrics about CRT.

[IanD]

15 minutes ago, Mad Harold said:

Sounds like standard 6/8 standard rootie toot rhythm, shall we have a competition to see who can write the rudest lyrics about CRT.

Presumably that depends whether @Arthur Marshall will approve of or kick off about a rude song about CART written to the tune his boat is seemingly named after... 😉 

[Arthur Marshall]

11 minutes ago, IanD said:

Presumably that depends whether @Arthur Marshall will approve of or kick off about a rude song about CART written to the tune his boat is seemingly named after... 😉 

Well... what's done is done... https://youtu.be/FW7AxkxdW3U?si=Ta3CrHy18-J3CU0I

 

Edited March 7 by Arthur Marshall

[beerbeerbeerbeerbeer]

18 minutes ago, Mad Harold said:

Sounds like standard 6/8 standard rootie toot rhythm, shall we have a competition to see who can write the rudest lyrics about CRT.

 

one lad looks pretty fed up with this mating ritual and keeps looking at his watch,

perhaps he thinks a bottle of cider and 10 B&H would have done the trick better,

[Arthur Marshall]

3 minutes ago, beerbeerbeerbeerbeer said:

 

one lad looks pretty fed up with this mating ritual and keeps looking at his watch,

perhaps he thinks a bottle of cider and 10 B&H would have done the trick better,

The next tune in the book was Lady Windermere's Dump, and I nearly called the boat that.

[IanD]

1 minute ago, Arthur Marshall said:

The next tune in the book was Lady Windermere's Dump, and I nearly called the boat that.

We had one called "The Parson in Boots" -- vision of a dodgy vicar sidling into the eponymous chemist in search of protectives for his antics with choirboys... 😉 

 

(see also : "The Vicar and the Frog"...)