Oh yes, lots of smiles! I need a mask/blindfold for the petrol too. I smiled at The Guy. Here in Spain the letter J is pronounced as the ch in Bach or a Scottish loch. . I always read your other posts of the week and I was admiring your clothes pegs. You brought some home you say. They are amazing. My plastic pegs get brittle in the sun and break. The wooden ones just get dirty and sometimes snap. I would buy metal pegs too if I could. Have a great weekend, Lisca
Oh those names on medications. Even the doctors and pharmacists can't decide how they are pronounced. I could see them summoning satan. At my age, I suppose I am glad I am "cheesy" sometimes.
"Get the Salt!" I shouted that at the TV recently, I was watching a movie and in the movie some lights flickered and right away I yelled "Get the Salt!" LOVE the Golden Girls clip, that made me laugh. Ha Ha at Hune or Huly. I never try to pronounce medications. Very nice of that man to cut lawns for free and I hope people are as kind to him when he is elderly.
Yes, Ingo has to drive to work 40km one way, ewww, I think he has a mask for that, too... Tomorrow I´ll show all the pegs I have from both countries. The other all plastic and happily break, too! To a great weekend!
You really shouted "Get the salt!"?! LOL, hope your neighbours weren´t scared! How do you order meds then? Here they often have to order then that´s why I do it via phone, be it Hanuary, Hune or... Yes, I bet... no, you are right, I hope people are as nice to him. Here it´s the other way round, I come home and W - turning 87 in May, was shoveling away the snow!!!
I have prescriptions on paper from the doctor to order meds, I hand them to the pharmacist and collect them after doing the shopping. No awkward pronunciation required. I didn't shout loud enough to annoy any neighbours.
Oh. I have a "medication-plan" for Ingo and have to read from that. They have us in the system but I have to at least kinda (....) try to name those meds. Funnily they know his first name and always stagger about his surname. Hihi... wouldn´t it be fun to leave the neighbours puzzled with the salt?
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Bravo for your funnies, this week
Have a great weekend
Remember to link to AFFF today
Much love
You found some good funnies-hugs Happy weekend
Thank you - next Friday I try to make sure to have a sketch or food to join you.
Thank you and dito, happy weekend!
Great funnies this week Iris. Have a wonderful weekend and of course, rest of your FRiday too. :) hugs-Erika
Hello Iris,
I loved all the funnies, great selection.
The lion cubs are adorable.
Take care, happy Friday! Have a great weekend.
Thank you, Erika, and I wish you the same, hugs
Hello Eileen, glad you liked them :-) All. To a great Friday and weekend.
That Atlanta man's face doesn't just make me smile, but gives me hope. Happy FFO!
...yes Iris, let's laugh and play!
What a kind man and thanks for the smiles!
Really funny signs. Plus I love Dean.
To hope, there are many good people in the world!
...yes, Tom, laugh and play!
Yes, some realize they´ll be old at one point hopefully, too!
Yes to both :-)
I am giggling here, Iris.
+7˚C here but cloudy. it was 18˚C yesterday.
Very generous and loving man cutting lawns ~
Fun lol funnies too ~ Hugs ^_^
Ohhh these funnies are great. I love laughing in the morning. Thank you for sharing with FFO and have a wonderful weekend.
Reached my goal then, RedPat :-) - we get a cold-front, they said.
Thank you, yes, needed to share, hugs
To a fun Friday, dear Nicole! And a wonderful weekend, too!
Great series of funnies, Iris. We all could use a laugh these days. :)
I agree, Bill! :-)
Oh yes, lots of smiles! I need a mask/blindfold for the petrol too. I smiled at The Guy. Here in Spain the letter J is pronounced as the ch in Bach or a Scottish loch. .
I always read your other posts of the week and I was admiring your clothes pegs. You brought some home you say. They are amazing. My plastic pegs get brittle in the sun and break. The wooden ones just get dirty and sometimes snap. I would buy metal pegs too if I could.
Have a great weekend,
Lisca
Dear friend Iris, thank you 😊 🙏 so much for sharing these. Sending you much love ❤️ and hugs.
LOL at Hanuary! La Jolla gets mispronounced a lot too.
What a fabulous selection of funnies ... I'm still chuckling :)
Enjoy your weekend.
All the best Jan
I must confess that fart joke made me laugh out loud!
Oh those names on medications. Even the doctors and pharmacists can't decide how they are pronounced. I could see them summoning satan.
At my age, I suppose I am glad I am "cheesy" sometimes.
"Get the Salt!" I shouted that at the TV recently, I was watching a movie and in the movie some lights flickered and right away I yelled "Get the Salt!"
LOVE the Golden Girls clip, that made me laugh.
Ha Ha at Hune or Huly. I never try to pronounce medications.
Very nice of that man to cut lawns for free and I hope people are as kind to him when he is elderly.
Yes, Ingo has to drive to work 40km one way, ewww, I think he has a mask for that, too... Tomorrow I´ll show all the pegs I have from both countries. The other all plastic and happily break, too! To a great weekend!
Dear friend Linda, you´re very welcome, much love and warm hugs on the way!
Yes, that dude was quick, huh ;-)
That was the plan :-) To a great weekend
Yah, just imagine. I wonder... did they get what songs they were?
Yes, before I pick up the phone I .. huh, who knows how often Satan already was at the window!
You really shouted "Get the salt!"?! LOL, hope your neighbours weren´t scared! How do you order meds then? Here they often have to order then that´s why I do it via phone, be it Hanuary, Hune or... Yes, I bet... no, you are right, I hope people are as nice to him. Here it´s the other way round, I come home and W - turning 87 in May, was shoveling away the snow!!!
I have prescriptions on paper from the doctor to order meds, I hand them to the pharmacist and collect them after doing the shopping. No awkward pronunciation required.
I didn't shout loud enough to annoy any neighbours.
Oh. I have a "medication-plan" for Ingo and have to read from that. They have us in the system but I have to at least kinda (....) try to name those meds. Funnily they know his first name and always stagger about his surname.
Hihi... wouldn´t it be fun to leave the neighbours puzzled with the salt?
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