Silly Picture Thread.

[spacesailor]

I didn,t look at my marriage license! !,

1962 march 31st, 60 years ( diamond  ),  yesterday.

Very quiet day. ( ONLY 4 diamond anniversary cards in the big stationery shop  ).  I bought two, LoL.

spacesailor

 

[facthunter]

Not too many can beat that. Congrats. Nev

[willedoo]

Congratulations spacey.

[onetrack]

I'm lagging on Spacey, our 32 year anniversary was yesterday. But we never actually got married, we just live in continuing sin - and we just picked our first dinner date as our anniversary.

I'll never catch up to Spacey, because I was 41 and SWMBO was 39 before we hooked up - and we decided marriage wasn't a reality, because we come from opposed religions, and her first marriage was a disaster, anyway. But we've found plenty of common ground, and she's a woman of "good heart" - unjudgemental, loving and caring and sharing.

She has a fantastic way with financial "wins" - they must be shared, not hoarded. Accordingly, I share my financial "wins" with her.

I think the area where we have had most success, is the fact we keep separate finances, apart from sharing household running costs.

She has her money and income, and I have mine, and no-one complains that the other one is spending money on frivolous items.

[red750]

Yes. Well done Spacey. I'm afraid I'll never make it. 13th April would have been our 50th.

[nomadpete]

I'm not sure why this is in the 'silly' anything thread. It isn't silly.

My good wife and I work together in similar fashion to you, One T.

I say 'good wife' because the other two weren't so good. (For me, anyway).

I confess, I am a slow learner, but now we have been together 15 years without an argument, and I say that I have refined my selection criteria.

We are starting to think this might be permanent. Anyway I aim to make it to see my 50th wedding anniversary. I will be getting on a bit. It comes up around my 108'th birthday.

 

A wise bloke once told me 'there are sane ones out there'.

 

I am glad I finally found one!

[old man emu]

16 hours ago, red750 said:

Yes. Well done Spacey. I'm afraid I'll never make it. 13th April would have been our 50th.

Ego quoque, Brute! 7th June 2021 was our 40th. But I refuse to remove my wedding ring.

 

 

[Ego quoque, Brute = Me, too, Brutus]

[red750]

[spacesailor]

old man emu

You got a wedding rjng !.

I refused one, when l was working.  ( danger in labourous ocupations   )

Then asked for a nice gold wedding ring for my fiftieth anniversary. ( retired   ). 

A PROMPED REFUSEL 

So no ring on my finger. 

PS l didn,t ask this time

spacesailor

 

[spacesailor]

HEY

It looks like there is 

 

 

NO MORE  !!!!

after this DIAMOND anniversary. 

 

 

somebody  prove me wrong.

The wife won,t be pleased . And l haven,t said anything YET   !!!

spacesailor

[red750]

[Marty_d]

Either those pants have a very low crotch or old mate will be singing soprano!

[onetrack]

[red750]

[nomadpete]

[red750]

Scottish breathaliser. When it sounds good, you've had too much.

[red750]

[facthunter]

The Bagpipes are "an ill wind that nobody blows any good".   Nev

[nomadpete]

Bagpipes were designed to strike terror into the hearts of the enemy from great distances as an army advanced. So by the time they got close enough to actually fight, the enemy was ready to surrender just to stop the noise.

 

They are still best heard from great distances.

[onetrack]

This reminds of the hoary old joke about Fergus the Scot who was in the pub having a discussion aboot neighbours.

 

"Ach!", says Fergus, "I've got the worrst neighbours! They bang on the doorrs and walls at 2:00AM and 3:00AM, screaming and yelling like madmen!"

 

"Good God", says one of the others. "Did you say anything to them about the noise?"

 

"Nay", says Fergus. "I just went on quietly playin' ma bagpipes".

 

Edited April 4, 2022 by onetrack

[red750]

[Yenn]

The Irish developed the bagpipes and introduced them to Scotland. The Scots still haven't got the joke.

[red750]

[red750]

[red750]