someone wished me Happy Birthday today.

JudgeMental said:

someone wished me Happy Birthday today.

Isn’t yours the horses?

roughbarked said:

JudgeMental said:

someone wished me Happy Birthday today.

Isn’t yours the horses?

It is. Plus the other 364 days according to some.

JudgeMental said:

roughbarked said:

JudgeMental said:

someone wished me Happy Birthday today.

Isn’t yours the horses?

It is. Plus the other 364 days according to some.

I also thought it was you who led them astray?

roughbarked said:

JudgeMental said:

roughbarked said:

Isn’t yours the horses?

It is. Plus the other 364 days according to some.

I also thought it was you who led them astray?

Perish the thought I’d do such a thing.

JudgeMental said:

roughbarked said:

JudgeMental said:

It is. Plus the other 364 days according to some.

I also thought it was you who led them astray?

Perish the thought I’d do such a thing.

:)

Coogee Falls 40 minutes from Perth’s CBD.

kii said:

Coogee Falls 40 minutes from Perth’s CBD.

heh.

kii said:

Coogee Falls 40 minutes from Perth’s CBD.

The fishing from the end of that pier is lousy.

kii said:

Coogee Falls 40 minutes from Perth’s CBD.

and the round earthers still claim that no-one has seen the edge of Planet Earth!

The Rev Dodgson said:

kii said:

Coogee Falls 40 minutes from Perth’s CBD.

and the round earthers still claim that no-one has seen the edge of Planet Earth!

Rimfall…

Aussie brands and organisations fool followers on April fool’s Day

https://www.news.com.au/technology/online/aussie-brands-and-organisations-are-taking-their/news-story/b8c98b02872b8ee14b37ec2a7a1856bc?amp

The Rev Dodgson said:

kii said:

Coogee Falls 40 minutes from Perth’s CBD.

and the round earthers still claim that no-one has seen the edge of Planet Earth!

Once again, found onoly on facebark and tiktok.

APRIL FOOLE

I think my favourite historical AFD jokes are the 1973 BBC radio broadcast A Question of Treatment, in which Spike Milligan, acting as a biologist, reported recent discoveries in treatment of Dutch Elm disease — treatments which had an unexpected effect on red-haired people (as far as I can discover it’s only been broadcast one other time, on 1 April 2006); the 1957 BBC TV Panorama Swiss Spaghetti Harvest, and The Guardian’s 1977 San Serriffe colour supplement.

btm said:

I think my favourite historical AFD jokes are the 1973 BBC radio broadcast A Question of Treatment, in which Spike Milligan, acting as a biologist, reported recent discoveries in treatment of Dutch Elm disease — treatments which had an unexpected effect on red-haired people (as far as I can discover it’s only been broadcast one other time, on 1 April 2006); the 1957 BBC TV Panorama Swiss Spaghetti Harvest, and The Guardian’s 1977 San Serriffe colour supplement.

“BBC Radio broadcast an interview with an elderly academic, Dr. Clothier, who discoursed on the government’s efforts to stop the spread of Dutch Elm Disease, which had been infecting many of England’s trees. Dr. Clothier described some startling recent discoveries about the tree disease. For instance, he referred to the research of Dr. Emily Lang of the London School of Pathological and Environmental Medicine who had found that exposure to Dutch Elm Disease immunized people to the common cold.

Unfortunately, there was a side effect. Exposure to the disease also caused red hair to turn yellow. This was attributed to a similarity between the blood count of redheads and the soil conditions in which affected trees grew. Therefore, redheads were advised to stay away from forests for the foreseeable future.”

Hadn’t heard of that one before, LOL

Peak Warming Man said:

btm said:

I think my favourite historical AFD jokes are the 1973 BBC radio broadcast A Question of Treatment, in which Spike Milligan, acting as a biologist, reported recent discoveries in treatment of Dutch Elm disease — treatments which had an unexpected effect on red-haired people (as far as I can discover it’s only been broadcast one other time, on 1 April 2006); the 1957 BBC TV Panorama Swiss Spaghetti Harvest, and The Guardian’s 1977 San Serriffe colour supplement.

“BBC Radio broadcast an interview with an elderly academic, Dr. Clothier, who discoursed on the government’s efforts to stop the spread of Dutch Elm Disease, which had been infecting many of England’s trees. Dr. Clothier described some startling recent discoveries about the tree disease. For instance, he referred to the research of Dr. Emily Lang of the London School of Pathological and Environmental Medicine who had found that exposure to Dutch Elm Disease immunized people to the common cold.

Unfortunately, there was a side effect. Exposure to the disease also caused red hair to turn yellow. This was attributed to a similarity between the blood count of redheads and the soil conditions in which affected trees grew. Therefore, redheads were advised to stay away from forests for the foreseeable future.”

Hadn’t heard of that one before, LOL

Missed that one too.

Remember the Swiss Spaghetti Harvest well.