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Always smiling @allknowing (132679) • India 17 Sep

I quite enjoy getting ready quizzes for the party. I am already at it and have created 4 anagrams. They will be put on the wall and whoevere solves them first will be the winners. What you see below will be one of them - they...

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— ** -*- * @LadyDuck Well done! It's what I call an Annagram

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Always smiling @allknowing (132679) • India 17 Sep

I quite enjoy getting ready quizzes for the party. I am already at it and have created 4 anagrams. They will be put on the wall and whoevere solves them first will be the winners. What you see below will be one of them - they...

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— ** -*- * @LadyDuck @allknowing Can you solve this one - yudclkda

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Manuela Lopes @nela13 (57357) • Portugal 17 Sep

As some of you may already know, my country is being devastated by fires. It's a disaster in the area where I live, today the fire came very close to my sister's house, to the point where her house appeared in the TV news. Right...

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— ** -*- * @nela13 I had a look on my weather app, and it’s predicting rain for Saturday, but only light. I hope it’s not too little too late.

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Fleur @Fleura (29833) • United Kingdom 18 Sep

I’m feeling rather pleased with myself this afternoon. Earlier I was at a social function which included a quiz. Now normally I am useless at quizzes because they often feature popular music, films and TV programmes, and I know...

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— ** -*- * It’s news to me! I follow the horses too, but not too closely.

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Always smiling @allknowing (132679) • India 17 Sep

I quite enjoy getting ready quizzes for the party. I am already at it and have created 4 anagrams. They will be put on the wall and whoevere solves them first will be the winners. What you see below will be one of them - they...

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— ** -*- * @allknowing Yeah, normally anagrams are jumbled up words. Your word was what is called mirrored writing, and if you can read backwards, it’s easy to see. Jumbled up would probably have taken me longer.

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Fleur @Fleura (29833) • United Kingdom 18 Sep

I’m feeling rather pleased with myself this afternoon. Earlier I was at a social function which included a quiz. Now normally I am useless at quizzes because they often feature popular music, films and TV programmes, and I know...

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— ** -*- * Because I didn’t know, I have checked the other replies before giving mine. If the first one is horses birthdays, I’ve never heard that before. However that only answers part of the question because why is it only half the participants,...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (335364) • Rockingham, Australia 18 Sep

The photo has nothing to do with the discussion. Rather than put it in a comment and invite an argument, I thought I’d write about a saying my Mum would quote from time to time. She would say ‘there are none so blind as those...

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— ** -*- * Creationist.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (335364) • Rockingham, Australia 18 Sep

The photo has nothing to do with the discussion. Rather than put it in a comment and invite an argument, I thought I’d write about a saying my Mum would quote from time to time. She would say ‘there are none so blind as those...

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— ** -*- * @Kandae11 I’m sure there is, but the age of the earth isn’t one of them. The story of Noah’s ark always make me chuckle.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (335364) • Rockingham, Australia 18 Sep

The photo has nothing to do with the discussion. Rather than put it in a comment and invite an argument, I thought I’d write about a saying my Mum would quote from time to time. She would say ‘there are none so blind as those...

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— ** -*- * I’ve read, that those who believe in the bible think the earth is no older than 6,000 years. Scientists can ‘prove’ through the use of radiometric dating, that the earth is about 4.5 billion years old. The sun a bit older. I believe in the science, and once...

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Always smiling @allknowing (132679) • India 17 Sep

I quite enjoy getting ready quizzes for the party. I am already at it and have created 4 anagrams. They will be put on the wall and whoevere solves them first will be the winners. What you see below will be one of them - they...

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— ** -*- * @allknowing Just a few seconds, as I could see it was written backwards. sdrawkcab

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Always smiling @allknowing (132679) • India 17 Sep

I quite enjoy getting ready quizzes for the party. I am already at it and have created 4 anagrams. They will be put on the wall and whoevere solves them first will be the winners. What you see below will be one of them - they...

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— ** -*- * ‘Tablecloth’ I love a quiz!

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Manuela Lopes @nela13 (57357) • Portugal 17 Sep

As some of you may already know, my country is being devastated by fires. It's a disaster in the area where I live, today the fire came very close to my sister's house, to the point where her house appeared in the TV news. Right...

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— ** -*- * @nela13 That’s a scary picture. I hope for rain soon to put the fires out.

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Manuela Lopes @nela13 (57357) • Portugal 17 Sep

As some of you may already know, my country is being devastated by fires. It's a disaster in the area where I live, today the fire came very close to my sister's house, to the point where her house appeared in the TV news. Right...

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— ** -*- * I’ve not seen this reported here in the UK. All I’ve read about is the floods in Eastern Europe. Its shocking to hear that so many firefighters have lost their lives! You haven’t mentioned the UK in your list of helpers. That’s not like us....

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Sharon Elton @sharonelton (27557) • Lichfield, England 11 Sep

My Mum is home now. Yesterday Syd said Mum was coming home today and he was going to fetch her at 10:00am. He went off at 9:57am to fetch her, and he came back with her at around 11:00am. Well, they stayed in the car for a few...

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— ** -*- * @sharonelton You’re obviously sweet enough. I’m bitter and twisted.

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Fleur @Fleura (29833) • United Kingdom 17 Sep

During Covid, when all charity shops were shut and we were supposed to be avoiding contact, people round here began to put unwanted items outside their gates so that passers-by, on their daily walks, could pick up any item of...

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— ** -*- * Another toe-teaser! I love how your feet seem to match the circumference of the device. I’ve never seen such a thing. How does it work? I’ve never tried a hula hoop in years. I doubt I’d be able to do it now....

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Fleur @Fleura (29833) • United Kingdom 13 Sep

And the big stumbling block with this is getting a new photo. I just hate doing this! I always look absolutely awful. In my first passport (I was 16) I look like Neil from the TV comedy ‘The Young Ones’ (see link below). When...

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— ** -*- * @Fleura Sadly, even if we live that long, we won’t be entitled to a free passport. It’s a throwback to the 2nd world war. You have to be born before Sept 2nd 1929. You’ll have to find another good reason to live to 95 now. Sorry!

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Fleur @Fleura (29833) • United Kingdom 13 Sep

And the big stumbling block with this is getting a new photo. I just hate doing this! I always look absolutely awful. In my first passport (I was 16) I look like Neil from the TV comedy ‘The Young Ones’ (see link below). When...

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— ** -*- * I will need a new one soon, and I was hoping, like it is for driving licences, that they are free for the over 70s. Sadly not. They are free if you are over 95 though. Who travels when they are over 95? I’m sure you’ll look great on your passport....

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (335364) • Rockingham, Australia 11 Sep

The photo has nothing to do with the text but I love the ‘weeping willow’ which is made of chains. I put up a similar photo a year or two ago. My sister-in-law gave me a couple of shirts which are too small for her. By the...

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— ** -*- * @LadyDuck Judging by your reaction, it doesn’t work in inches either.

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (34574) 13 Sep

@NJChicaa ... Did you jinx me with the key fob thing? Last spring, one of my 2 key fobs had to have a battery, I was at my daughter's house and it just died--I couldn't even get in my car. My handy son-in-law of course has a...

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— ** -*- * We are so reliant on batteries now, it’s worrying. Our gas meters now rely on batteries, when in the past it was all mechanical. Luckily they are meant to last 10 years and the energy company will get alerted to the need to replace when needed. Hopefully the...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (335364) • Rockingham, Australia 11 Sep

The photo has nothing to do with the text but I love the ‘weeping willow’ which is made of chains. I put up a similar photo a year or two ago. My sister-in-law gave me a couple of shirts which are too small for her. By the...

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— ** -*- * @LadyDuck I know a man who had a very large hand. From his wrist to the tip of his middle finger, it was 11 inches long. Another inch, his hand would have been a foot. That joke doesn’t work in centimetres!

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