The Original O'l Farts Club.

[Gypsy Nirvana]

An odd thing happened to me this morning at the breakfast table - in front of my wife and kids - The Mrs and my boy were talking about some little girl that was given a lollipop by the barber that was cutting my boys hair yesterday at a barber shop in Surbiton - and that got me looking up a soundtrack for this conversation on YouTube - as I sat there at the table sipping hot Colombian filtered coffee - so I searched for The Chordettes 'Lollipop' song -

- and as we listened and all enjoyed that old song - I looked beneath it - on the YouTube list - and another song I knew well was there by a Jamaican artist called Millie - who had a big hit in the UK with 'My Boy Lollipop ' - and so playing breakfast DJ - that was the next song I presented to the family - and as the first bars of the song became audible - my eyes immediately teared up - and tears started streaming down my face - got all choked up - which alerted my wife and stunned my kids - because they had never seen me crying like that - then my daughter ask me 'Why are you crying Daddy?' - with a very perplexed look on her face - and I could hardly get the words out to answer her - since I was so emotionally disturbed - and was busy trying to dab all the leaking moisture from my face - it caught me unexpected - with such an immediate and heavy emotional response - that I had to ponder for a while - to figure out why to myself - then it clicked - some subliminal emotional reaction had been triggered by the memory of my now deceased Mother (RIP Mum) - dancing around the kitchen with me - in 1964 to this song - I was just 4 years old at the time -

I can't even remember the last time I cried it was so long ago - but it kinda felt good - and although there was sadness in the memory - there was also much joy - so I ended up laughing at myself - (silly old fool - lol)
- Has anyone else had something like this happen to them?

 

[Putembk]

Oldie but a goodie....I get emotional like that more than I care to admit. We are just a bunch of softies.....I mean that!!

 

[dogzter]

An odd thing happened to me this morning at the breakfast table - in front of my wife and kids - The Mrs and my boy were talking about some little girl that was given lollipop by the barber that was cutting my boys hair yesterday at a barber shop in Surbiton - and that got me looking up a soundtrack for this conversation on YouTube - as I sat there at the table sipping hot Colombian filtered coffee - so I searched for The Chordettes 'Lollipop' song -

- and as we listened and all enjoyed that old song - I looked beneath it - on the YouTube list - and another song I knew well was there by a Jamaican artist called Millie - who had a big hit in the UK with 'My Boy Lollipop ' - and so playing breakfast DJ - that was the next song I presented to the family - and as the first bars of the song became audible - my eyes immediately teared up - and tears started streaming down my face - got all choked up - which alerted my wife and stunned my kids - because they had never seen me crying like that - then my daughter ask me 'Why are you crying Daddy?' - with a very perplexed look on her face - and I could hardly get the words out to answer her - since I was so emotionally disturbed - and was busy trying to dab all the leaking moisture from my face - it caught me unexpected - with such an immediate and heavy emotional response - that I had to ponder for a while - to figure out why to myself - then it clicked - some subliminal emotional reaction had been triggered by the memory of my now deceased Mother (RIP Mum) - dancing around the kitchen with me - in 1964 to this song - I was just 4 years old at the time -

I can't even remember the last time I cried it was so long ago - but it kinda felt good - and although there was sadness in the memory - there was also much joy - so I ended up laughing at myself - (silly old fool - lol)
- Has anyone else had something like this happen to them?

Every time I look though the old photo albums something very similar happens.......... means you're a normal functioning human being I reckon.

 

[Putembk]

About time to leave for my DAILY Doctor's appointment....jeez....

 

[BubbasPlace]

Morning to all you fine Pipple!
looks like a nice day.
Because March 19th is St Josephs day.I being committed to my faith and I am having a St Josephs day pastry everyday this month .Im going to switch from custard to cannoli filling each day ,at the same time going from 2 small ones to 1 big one..
" Trying to get to heaven before they close the door": B Dylan

Oh yeah, now that all my Italians are married or divorced it's the only time I get the wedding cookies!

 

[Gypsy Nirvana]

Every time I look though the old photo albums something very similar happens.......... means you're a normal functioning human being I reckon.

But - the USA authorities called me 'a legal registered alien ' - on my green card - and big boys ain't supposed to cry - but like I said - it did feel kinda good - maybe I should try to cry more often? - LMAO!

 

[BubbasPlace]

Also, this is GD x TK....the LB x TK is 10 days behind.

Mine is finishing 6th week, can't wait for the 7th and 8th week swell!

 

[OleReynard]

About time to leave for my DAILY Doctor's appointment....jeez....

The fun one?

 

[Gypsy Nirvana]

And in the news today - we have some very naughty American tourists berating a Kings Guard in Central London - now I'm no monarchist - but these troops have a laborious and difficult job to do - standing there for hours on end - on sentry duties - dressed up in awkward ceremonial clothing - some on horses even - so should be respected -

Police tells 'American' tourists to stop 'ridiculing' royal guard

Footage posted on TikTok shows the tourists, believed to be American, shouting and laughing at the guard in Central London as they appear to try to get him to engage with them.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[dogzter]

But - the USA authorities called me 'a legal registered alien ' - on my green card - and big boys ain't supposed to cry - but like I said - it did feel kinda good - maybe I should try to cry more often? - LMAO!

And in the news today - we have some very naughty American tourists berating a Kings Guard in Central London - now I'm no monarchist - but these troops have a laborious and difficult job to do - standing there for hours on end - on sentry duties - dressed up in awkward ceremonial clothing - some on horses even - so should be respected -

Police tells 'American' tourists to stop 'ridiculing' royal guard

Footage posted on TikTok shows the tourists, believed to be American, shouting and laughing at the guard in Central London as they appear to try to get him to engage with them.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I wouldn't be too concerned about what most Americans think especially the ones in government.
We produce some incredibly bad people here.

 

[Putembk]

The fun one?

There all fun.....today was just a simple x-ray

And in the news today - we have some very naughty American tourists berating a Kings Guard in Central London - now I'm no monarchist - but these troops have a laborious and difficult job to do - standing there for hours on end - on sentry duties - dressed up in awkward ceremonial clothing - some on horses even - so should be respected -

Police tells 'American' tourists to stop 'ridiculing' royal guard

Footage posted on TikTok shows the tourists, believed to be American, shouting and laughing at the guard in Central London as they appear to try to get him to engage with them.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Astonishing.....Some peoples children!

 

[Gypsy Nirvana]

I wouldn't be too concerned about what most Americans think especially the ones in government.
We produce some incredibly bad people here.

Don't feel alone mate - we also have some incredibly silly people on this side of the pond too - as you can ascertain from this sketch - some don't even know how to argue properly -

 

[Putembk]

Back home. Whopper of a storm moving in. I am all tucked in and don't need to go out. Gonna ride this mess out at home.

I need to up-pot the girls waiting to go into flower....but the Mountain West tournament in on and my favorite team is set to play in 20 minutes so I think I will wait until tomorrow to do the dirty work.

I am supposed to drink lots of water because the crap they gave me to drink will plug me up.....great.

Ok, basketball time.

 

[dogzter]

Back home. Whopper of a storm moving in. I am all tucked in and don't need to go out. Gonna ride this mess out at home.

I need to up-pot the girls waiting to go into flower....but the Mountain West tournament in on and my favorite team is set to play in 20 minutes so I think I will wait until tomorrow to do the dirty work.

I am supposed to drink lots of water because the crap they gave me to drink will plug me up.....great.

Ok, basketball time.

Always ends up in the ass with those people.

 

[Gypsy Nirvana]

Back home. Whopper of a storm moving in. I am all tucked in and don't need to go out. Gonna ride this mess out at home.

I need to up-pot the girls waiting to go into flower....but the Mountain West tournament in on and my favorite team is set to play in 20 minutes so I think I will wait until tomorrow to do the dirty work.

I am supposed to drink lots of water because the crap they gave me to drink will plug me up.....great.

Ok, basketball time.

Oh basketball - yeah - I love to watch this guy called The Basketball Professor play one on one - ever heard of him Pute?

 

[Putembk]

Oh basketball - yeah - I love to watch this guy called The Basketball Professor play one on one - ever heard of him Pute?

No, but I should've

 

[CharlesU Farley]

I had A plant that did the same thing but one branch was nothing but male the other branch nothing but female.
It got pitched wasn't even interested

I've only had one branch of one plant from a clone that was a couple years old go hermie on me, and that was almost 20 years ago. And I know hermies can do some strange things, from what I've been told.

But I just never heard of one major bifurcation of a plant being Type I dominant and and the other bifurcation being Type II dominant.

This plant started out life as a single stemmed, normal looking plant in every respect. I'm digging through all the photos I've got when the plants were younger, to see if I can identify which one this is. When it comes time to harvest, I'll be able to separate the root mass and see if it truly was just one plant or if somehow two plants ended up growing out of one stalk.

 

[CharlesU Farley]

The slide and forearm are missing off that pump shotgun

I would absolutely love to see what would happen to her if she actually pulled the trigger on a functioning, short barrel, pistol grip shotgun, especially if it's a 12 gauge.

 

[Sun&Soil]

An odd thing happened to me this morning at the breakfast table - in front of my wife and kids - The Mrs and my boy were talking about some little girl that was given a lollipop by the barber that was cutting my boys hair yesterday at a barber shop in Surbiton - and that got me looking up a soundtrack for this conversation on YouTube - as I sat there at the table sipping hot Colombian filtered coffee - so I searched for The Chordettes 'Lollipop' song -

- and as we listened and all enjoyed that old song - I looked beneath it - on the YouTube list - and another song I knew well was there by a Jamaican artist called Millie - who had a big hit in the UK with 'My Boy Lollipop ' - and so playing breakfast DJ - that was the next song I presented to the family - and as the first bars of the song became audible - my eyes immediately teared up - and tears started streaming down my face - got all choked up - which alerted my wife and stunned my kids - because they had never seen me crying like that - then my daughter ask me 'Why are you crying Daddy?' - with a very perplexed look on her face - and I could hardly get the words out to answer her - since I was so emotionally disturbed - and was busy trying to dab all the leaking moisture from my face - it caught me unexpected - with such an immediate and heavy emotional response - that I had to ponder for a while - to figure out why to myself - then it clicked - some subliminal emotional reaction had been triggered by the memory of my now deceased Mother (RIP Mum) - dancing around the kitchen with me - in 1964 to this song - I was just 4 years old at the time -

I can't even remember the last time I cried it was so long ago - but it kinda felt good - and although there was sadness in the memory - there was also much joy - so I ended up laughing at myself - (silly old fool - lol)
- Has anyone else had something like this happen to them?

Gloria Gainers song I will survive puts me back at the dining room table coloring in my Empire Strikes Back coloring book. I was trying to stay in the lines of the Bubba Fett portrait when my mom cranked that song up and her and my sister started dancing and singing loudly to it, into wooden spoons. I can actually see it all and feel that startled emotion that turned to awe and joy watching them.

And yes, as calloused as I am, I have moments where the need to let out a cry will overcome me.

 

[CharlesU Farley]

An odd thing happened to me this morning at the breakfast table - in front of my wife and kids - The Mrs and my boy were talking about some little girl that was given a lollipop by the barber that was cutting my boys hair yesterday at a barber shop in Surbiton - and that got me looking up a soundtrack for this conversation on YouTube - as I sat there at the table sipping hot Colombian filtered coffee - so I searched for The Chordettes 'Lollipop' song -

- and as we listened and all enjoyed that old song - I looked beneath it - on the YouTube list - and another song I knew well was there by a Jamaican artist called Millie - who had a big hit in the UK with 'My Boy Lollipop ' - and so playing breakfast DJ - that was the next song I presented to the family - and as the first bars of the song became audible - my eyes immediately teared up - and tears started streaming down my face - got all choked up - which alerted my wife and stunned my kids - because they had never seen me crying like that - then my daughter ask me 'Why are you crying Daddy?' - with a very perplexed look on her face - and I could hardly get the words out to answer her - since I was so emotionally disturbed - and was busy trying to dab all the leaking moisture from my face - it caught me unexpected - with such an immediate and heavy emotional response - that I had to ponder for a while - to figure out why to myself - then it clicked - some subliminal emotional reaction had been triggered by the memory of my now deceased Mother (RIP Mum) - dancing around the kitchen with me - in 1964 to this song - I was just 4 years old at the time -

I can't even remember the last time I cried it was so long ago - but it kinda felt good - and although there was sadness in the memory - there was also much joy - so I ended up laughing at myself - (silly old fool - lol)
- Has anyone else had something like this happen to them?

There is nothing like smell or the sound of music from the past to reach right down in and grab you by the fucking heart. That shit happens to me all the time, the older I get it, seems like the more emotional I get. Sometimes even a lost dog announcement will get to me and make my ass cry.