Quote from: GrannyMac on Today at 08:22:05 PMGive us a clue? 

Apparently a warning about mobility scooters. Less of a problem these days here as those pesky pensioners can't afford the electric

And so the limericks went on
Until one was read by old Don
He smiled and he muttered
But just as he uttered  
'Rosie, look'  - it was suddenly gone!


Don thought he'd compose one himself
About Jim,  his old garden Elf

Quote from: Alex on Today at 06:33:53 PMGet On George died yesterday, another 6 year old horse.  43 horses have died in Britain this year and it's only April.

" Gold Dancer was put down after suffering a broken back during his win in the Mildmay Novices' Chase on day two of the Grand National Meeting at Aintree on Friday.

The seven-year-old dragged his back legs through the final fence and landed awkwardly but was ridden out to win by jockey Paul Townend, who whipped the horse after his fall.  A stewards' enquiry was held after the race and confirmed that no action will be taken against Townend for continuing to ride Gold Dancer with a serious injury. "

Now why am I not surprised!  Disgusted,  but not surprised.  

Quote from: GrannyMac on Today at 08:22:05 PMGive us a clue? 

Yes.  That's a good idea.    We've been in suspension all day.  

Quote from: Vlad on Today at 02:18:12 PMIs that in your gaff?

Today at 02:19:39 PMSame same Mups, but I mix mine with a John Innes No 3 which adds some body to it.

Vlad,  to you add No.3  to it for seed sowing though?

Do you make your own compost too?

Give us a clue? 

Wasted day today.. I should have chosen the 84,600..

Quote from: Raven on Today at 05:07:58 PMI wish. 

😀 my gold Lurex mankini and I would would. Be a great  addition to that decor

Get On George died yesterday, another 6 year old horse.   43 horses have died in Britain this year and it's only April.

" Gold Dancer was put down after suffering a broken back during his win in the Mildmay Novices' Chase on day two of the Grand National Meeting at Aintree on Friday.

The seven-year-old dragged his back legs through the final fence and landed awkwardly but was ridden out to win by jockey Paul Townend, who whipped the horse after his fall.   A stewards' enquiry was held after the race and confirmed that no action will be taken against Townend for continuing to ride Gold Dancer with a serious injury. "

I've done the same