Tea? (Part 4)

[172traindriver]

Sea King SAR overhead earlier.

What were they rescuing?

 

[172traindriver]

Word of the day, for this the last Friday of the month: Fubar.

Fubar & Cake

 

[172traindriver]

... and whose muffins might they be, eh?

Ones you are going to eat

 

[172traindriver]

Morning all.


Can someone please fill me in on what sithi means?

Morning to you as well.

Morning

 

[Mo1959]

Can someone please fill me in on what sithi means?

Puzzled me for ages too. Lol. I thought it was something from Star Wars or something. I think it may be the local dialect for "See you"

Hope that's correct Classic?

 

[the_mikey]

I just built a C/C++ cross-compiler, built to run on Linux and generate Windows PE32 executables, because I needed to be able to build Windows 32-bit DLLs using a Linux PC. I then ran it on a real example, and it works perfectly. Beware, and keep your distance from me, lest my geekiness overwhelm you. A very satisfying Friday at work. Hopefully I won't think about all this too much while riding home, as I prefer to just enjoy the ride, not solve technical problems in my head while riding.

I used to program Z80 assembly language a few years ago, but after that I never thought of learning to code for modern computer systems

 

[Shut Up Legs]

Puzzled me for ages too. Lol. I thought it was something from Star Wars or something. I think it may be the local dialect for "See you"

Hope that's correct Classic?

Probably a contraction of "see thee", or he has olde faerie blood and this is his subtle way of admitting to it.

 

[the_mikey]

In Bristol, England, there is a law stating that a dog (but not a cat) has the right to observe sexual activities and can't be kicked out of bed just for getting in the way.

I've never been in Bristol to witness such a thing, but things are different there for sure

 

[the_mikey]

Who cares, it's nice

Key Lime Pie

 

[the_mikey]

Morning all.


Can someone please fill me in on what sithi means?

Morning to you as well.

Imagine a Yorkshireman saying 'see ya'

 

[Shut Up Legs]

FIRE!! FIRE!! EVERYBODY OUT!!



Sorry, I am bored, can't you tell??

Sorry, Sah! I have no ammo. Sah!

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Puzzled me for ages too. Lol. I thought it was something from Star Wars or something. I think it may be the local dialect for "See you"

Hope that's correct Classic?

There is this place...

24 kms north of me
but I never found anything when walked in the area

The word 'Sith' in our Gaelic means 'fairy'..
and by using the Mor part it's male...
so there you go an insult for any male friends..
'Ya Sith Mor!'

more needless trivia.
and morning Ms Mo

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Just thought I'd drop in
and say a big Friday morning to all

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

Oh, it's Friday... BBC news quiz. Thank you for reminding me!

 

[the_mikey]

Morning Bob

It's Abertawe today, West Yorkshire tomorrow