OVerheard in the queue at the Spar Garage at midday
First Woman: " Like I said he poked me time and time again in full view of his brother AND his sister in law"
Second Woman: "oooohhh"...... "what did they say?"
first woman: "not a lot....they were pissed and were scoffing pizza"
Second Woman: "Birthdays eh."
Dum dee dum dee dum.........what?
ReplyDeleteI presume he poked her with a finger!
ReplyDeleteThings heard in passing....
ReplyDeleteDo you ever get the impression they aren't talking the same language as you? You recognise some of the words......but not the actual sentences.
ReplyDeleteStrangely that happens to me alot ;)
ReplyDeleteI know another meaning for 'poked' and this would make it a whole lot funnier!
ReplyDeleteif he wasn't poking her in the Biblical sense why was he poking her with his finger, to agitate her? just wondering...
ReplyDeleteHmmm. So I wonder what the significance of "poke" is in the word "cowpoke".
ReplyDeleteAll the best things are said in Spar's.
ReplyDeleteFo real!
Poked?
ReplyDeleteJohn - looks like that one was celebrated in style.
ReplyDeleteAre we talking in rural Wales here?
ReplyDeletedefinitely a finger
ReplyDeleteI've come to this post three times and am still at a loss for words.
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Well sort of weaver....one girl had a Liverpudlian accent though?..
ReplyDeleteOh by the way...they apparently were IN pizza hut!!!!
Double entendre or not? What if she was combining both meanings?
ReplyDeleteSounds like a Shameless story line!
ReplyDeleteJane
gross . . .
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peace
I just love reading your posts.. This one is funny and I'm thinking it's a finger poking.
ReplyDeletehave a great day~ta ta for now from Iowa:)
OH and by he way I looked up Charlene Soraia and she has a lovely voice. I listened to some of her songs and thought they were wonderful. I tried to get it on my playlist but not happening. Turned up no results. Shoot..
ReplyDeleteHave a Tiggeriffic Day~ ta ta for now from Iowa:)
Spar-se on details here, John. But thank goodness!
ReplyDeleteFirst thing I thought of were the references to "poke" in McMurtry's Lonesome Dove. Maybe it's some sort of bizarre birthday tradition (not in the Lonesome Dove fashion).
ReplyDeleteDon't play with your food - as me old ma used to say.
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