WILL YOU MARRY ME? NOW THERE'S AN OFFER YOU CAN REFUSE. 29TH FEBRUARY, BUT LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP xxx
Posted: Friday, 29 February 2008 |
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Donald's interested but is wondering if it would affect his benefit?
calumannabel from In hiding till midnight
Forgot to say, my two friends finally met the loves of their lives on the internet and are settled and very happy. They did however kiss a fair number of frogs before finding Mr. Right, or even Mr. RightNow.
Squidgy the Otter from building a bookcase in the lounge
Squidgy, I'll take a rain check on that one, see you in the summer. Squidgy, I'll boat you down Arinagour way, Your message is plain, you want me to stay. O Squidgy, O Squidgy, my Valentine girl, The ring won't be diamonds, just a sizable pearl. Be patient, dear Squidgy, an otter can wait Until a fine trout is laid fair on her plate. Come diddle-hi-ho, come riddle-my-ree, I want to woo Squidgy swimming under the sea. This does feel a bit private for IB, but after all, you started it, Squidge!
Barney from Swithiod red sails in the sunset
Funny you should mention that Squidgy - I have recently signed up for a dating spell myself (well a bit of a change does everyone good, doesn't it ... :-) It's as well to mention how easily misunderstandings can happen when dealing with only email ... I find I have to rein myself in all the time, because electronic words leave too much space for the imagination to creep in and start spinning exactly what you wanted to hear ... But I am a veteran now ... I shall do just fine ... :-) 'Tractorman' ...! Yes, it's true, you do tend to give them names of that nature ... Not very nice really I suppose - makes me wonder what people would call me ...!! <no comments please>
soaplady from there before you again ... :-)
Oh Soaplady you hit the nail on the head, emails can so easily be misinterpreted. Poor old tractorman was actually based on a love lorn farmer from Perth, who persued the females under the disguise of "Massive Ferguson". I thought this could be interpreted as a bit rude for island blogging, especially as the tractor in question was bright red. Ooops, said far too much already. Good luck with the dating!
Squidgy the Otter from Proposing a toast to lurrrv
Well Squidgy...fpu tells me that if all it takes is kissing a lot of garlicky Frenchmen, preferably a la Jean Paul Belmondo or the one with the big nose whose name she can never remember, there'd be no hardship in that...
Flying Cat from waiting for the Frogs to come back
I enjoyed your poem and the coll-ourful pallette in the previous post but where has the rest of your blog gone?
island threads from lewis
Squidgy. I offer you a free airline ticket both ways, plus pick and return and no stay expenses, However I think you are more akin to the younger cabre (pole) throws with younger backs.An offer from the Isle of Skye is still on record, did you do a goodly trade. always open to a dialouge.Have a good day
roy from Sofala.Oz
There seem to be TWO Squidgies in iB now! I'm not saying its too much of a good thing or anything like that - perish the thought - but to a cat of little brain its not easy to get my head around...
Flying Cat from puzzled&confused
Oh, the sheer folly of youth. My naughty friends were always playing pranks on me, such as described above. Did I get my own back on them. You bet I did !! This blog has been very therapeutic for me, it has made me laugh, and recall memories of my youth. Those 72 letters which came through my letterbox, what a shock that was. How I wish I had kept them. I have so many happy memories and now I keep breaking out into fits of giggles at the thought. So, whatever happens in my dotage, I will ALWAYS have those happy memories to fall back on.
Squidgy the Otter from A trip down memory Lane
Love your poem Squidgy! Nearly as good as your photos!
Linsay from Edinburgh
Parlais vous Francais anyone?? the reason I am asking is very genuine, because a Frenchman has left 11 comments on my AOL picture gallery (see top right) and the thing is I do not know if they are tres bien comments or rubisheee comments. HELP !! Flying Cat, I never, ever, thought of that !! My frogs are of the slimey variety with warts and things. Oh my word, I hope the french man does not see this blog, yikes, better go into hiding.......
Squidgee, zee ortter from non parlais vous francais
Squidgy, in response to your heart-rendering appeal I sent off a lovely poem (well, it was meant to be lovely) to you but either it has been spammified or else Carol has condemned it as too personal ... I can only remember the last two lines, which were (more or less) like this: Come riddle-di-do, come riddle di-de, I want to woo Squidgy, swimming under the sea". Now I'm afraid that I'm at the back of the queue. Good luck, anyway!
Barney from Siwthiod suffering
Ms. Squdigy, je read francy but I ne welcome pas the competition. Tant pis! (And that isn't rude).
Barney from Swithiod mais non!
Well, well, well, Barney in Summer, Roy from Oz in Winter, plus an offer from Donald on Skye. Oh the joys of Island Blogging.
Squidgy the Otter from Fanks for the Memory
I can't find any French comments (tell me what a good kitty I am for resisting the temptation to use a different word than 'comments'...*prrrrrr*) Squidgy, and I have looked to the best of my ability.
Flying Cat from cherch茅 la spamme
Oh Flying Cat, I did the most stupid thing, I deleted myself and had to start all over again, oh dear, silly me.
Squidgy the Otter from Seeing Double
Roy from Oz, I am on my way !!! I prefer a more mature man, they know how to treat a lady, sorry..... that should be otter, Yikes given the game away again, that I am not really an otter. oooops
Squidgy the Otter from Going Down Under
Oh ! Barney, Oh Barney, I have to confess, my house is untidy and my bedroom's a mess. The Duvet's all ruffled, I've been snoozing all day, but now spring is here, I am ready to play. My bookcase is erected, its tall, and its strong, I'll have two new settees before very long. My hoose will be cosy, just right for two (plus the dogs), so do keep in touch through our lovely Island Blogs.xxx See you in the Summer !!
Squidgy the Otter from I'm in the mood for love
Flying Cat, if you can help, the comments are Super.fantas margorique, sauvage j'aime cette photo, sympa, jolie, originale, and magnifique. Some I can guess. but the others??? Merci. They are posted to the photographs, like the rainbow and the sunrise, one is the bicycles I think, Anyway, thank you so much.
Squidgy the Otter from Lost in Translation
Well Squidgy, that looks like a date then! Glad you like mature men but perhaps I should warn youthat I might be just a bit over-mature (nothing like Victor Mature, though). I'm also glad that it's the bookcase that is being .. er, asembled. Love your blogs, keep 'em rolling!
Barney from Swithiod not thinking of IKEA
The bookcase for now, dear Barney !!
Squidgy the Otter from not thinking of Ikea either
They all look pretty harmless to me Squidgy, I'd be more concerned about the roving eyes of certain well-seasoned men who seem to be hanging about here...especially those with sea legs...
Flying Cat from a word in your shell-like
Sagacious otter, that last comment is too deep for me. But the sea is not!
Barney from Swithiod showing his limits
Barney, don't ever say that word, SAGA, it conjures up images of the blue rinsed brigade, over 50's on coach tours around Europe, SAGA !!! no, no, never. Flying Cat, thank you, I will take heed of your learned advice.xxx Hugs and kisses to everyone, I have to get back to my furniture building, one bookcase, one double bed, decking, single beds, oh the list is endless. I'm drowning under a sea of allen keys, nuts and bolts, and BARMY instructions....
Squidgy the Otter from Don't say that word...
Is it s*g*t**us or S*G* that get you, dear Squidgy? Be warned, S*G* is the name of my youngest offspring - this could be the end of a beautiful friendship..... reject me now or for ever hold your peace!
Barney from Swithiod the S*G* word
Oh Barney, Oh Barney, we must end this saga, come warm you bum on my lovely warm AGA.
Squidgy the Otter from Swiftly Backtracking
No man worth his salt could refuse such a scorching offer! All is forgiven. Further comments will follow in your "clouds" blog.
Barney from Swithiod a posteriori