Plans for the weekend?

[Joe24]

He might have been. but got as far as me

It was a name I suggested, and all the Noodley family agreed he looked like an Angus. So Angus it is.

We have now also given him his 'proper name' which will be the name he is registered under. If his breeder agrees, he will be known as Eireachdail Strathmore Loon.

Eireachdail is the breeder prefix. which is gaelic for handsome.

And we live in Stathmore valley.

And loon is local for 'laddie' or 'boy'

So 'handsome strathmore boy'

Wee Joe - if you lived in Strathmore you would be the same name you devilishly handsome chap

Id rather not live in Scotland. Its cold

Oh, and its cold

 

[Crackle]

you forgot the rain and midgies and the wind (after all you don't want Joe moving up there Noodley)

 

[Noodley]

Id rather not live in Scotland. Its cold

Oh, and its cold

And that's he way we want you to think. And there's midgies as well. They kill you.

And crocodiles.

But they are not as bad as the cold or the midgies.

Heaven forbid wee Joe ever gets up here....

 

[Noodley]

you forgot the rain and midgies and the wind (after all you don't want Joe moving up there Noodley)

you beat me to it...but yes, I agree it's miserable

 

[Joe24]

And that's he way we want you to think. And there's midgies as well. They kill you.

And crocodiles.

But they are not as bad as the cold or the midgies.

Heaven forbid wee Joe ever gets up here....

I think i should travel up just to see Noodley.


No actually, sod that, the midges, coldness, rain and scottish people put me off
I also heard that noodley has a problem with smelling, which effects how he smells, so he smells so bad the midges fly near him then just die. He has no need for any bug sprey, he just lifts his arms

 

[Crackle]

If Noodley could truly do that to Midgies then we'd just glue him to a turbo and go into production.

 

[Dave5N]

Well, contribute more to the thread then!
Or get over it....

Or go start a thread to 'ping' Young Un...or your minor track league.

Ahem.

Aren't you in Scotland...

(Hoy, Maclean, short races between showers...)