Random question, No I haven't - why?

'Cos that's what a dum-dum is, dum-dum.

Oh, We're doing this again?

It's also a girl group, boy group, lollipop, city, sealing compound and nickname of a Moai head in a museum, The latter being the main inspiration for my username. Foxy & Fisher are also collectively referred to by team mates as dumb dumbs.

The pre-judgement it brings when people read my posts is nice too.

I know you're not dumb, and I haven't played that game before. I was looking in the dictionary for the spelling of convalescence (I [iam[/i a bit dumb), and it fell open at the "d"s. I was amazed to spot "dum-dum" with the definition "a soft headed bullet".

None of the other things were mentioned, though. Are they "brands"?



I do, of course, know of the stone heads. On reflection, I think we'll abolish the bullet idea. Head is good. I preferred the previous image you had, though.

Quote ="WormInHand"I know you're not dumb, and I haven't played that game before. I was looking in the dictionary for the spelling of convalescence (I [iam[/i a bit dumb), and it fell open at the "d"s. I was amazed to spot "dum-dum" with the definition "a soft headed bullet". =#0040FFNone of the other things were mentioned, though. Are they "brands"? I do, of course, know of the stone heads. On reflection, I think we'll abolish the bullet idea. Head is good. I preferred the previous image you had, though.'" The city isn't a brand and infact it seems that the bullet was named after the city it was made in. Quote During the 19th century the area was home to a British Royal Artillery armoury, where, in the early 1890s, Captain Bertie Clay developed a bullet with the jacket cut away at the tip to reveal its soft lead core (see hollow point bullet), known as a dum-dum.'" Reference; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dum_Dum I'll change back to fat headed dum-dum.

Quote ="WormInHand"I know you're not dumb, and I haven't played that game before. I was looking in the dictionary for the spelling of convalescence (I [iam[/i a bit dumb), and it fell open at the "d"s. I was amazed to spot "dum-dum" with the definition "a soft headed bullet". =#0040FFNone of the other things were mentioned, though. Are they "brands"? I do, of course, know of the stone heads. On reflection, I think we'll abolish the bullet idea. Head is good. I preferred the previous image you had, though.'" The city isn't a brand and infact it seems that the bullet was named after the city it was made in. Quote During the 19th century the area was home to a British Royal Artillery armoury, where, in the early 1890s, Captain Bertie Clay developed a bullet with the jacket cut away at the tip to reveal its soft lead core (see hollow point bullet), known as a dum-dum.'" Reference; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dum_Dum I'll change back to fat headed dum-dum.

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Very serious face this one, isn't it.

So what do you teach?

How's the shed coming along?

It's as much your OT thread as it is mine so post what you want.

I think he looks like he's just had a heartfelt sigh.

I don't know why you think I'm a teacher. If I was I'd be teaching now on a Thursday afternoon, not typing drivel on here. I met some teachers, this week, though, at my daughter's school open evening. They were very complimentary about her, but looked nothing like me.

Quickly I hope, if it's to be his bolt-hole where he can sit and smoke his pipe and regard racy calendars as is his wont once the baby arrives. Can't be long, now.

Roverswall - you've finally mellowed and are treating us like proper grown-ups!! However, now that I'm allowed to post swear words, the urge to do so has miraculously disappeared.

Oh, that. It's done, Now have a garden full of mixed shrubbery, some cut down into solid fuel fire sized portions and some not. I've invested in an axe with the intent on turning my chainsawed logs into kinderling, did a little bit and got bored. Anyone want some logs of varying lengths and diameters?

I've still not put anything in my shed, we're away this weekend and I wanted to put some racking up in it before filling it with junk which was the problem with the old shed and also my garage.

I'd decided you were a teacher when you posted a comment about a chemistry teacher telling you something about art/music and then followed it up with some rather mystical comments regarding the English language, those rants were very well executed and had the smell of a 'rehed' English lesson that had been played out in the classroom many times. You any good at crosswords? Sometimes there are little words I've never heard of implemented into them, as such I've hardly ever completed one.

Listen out for 'Girl gives birth at Take That concert' - 'Gary Barlow is godfather to gig baby'.

38weeks at TT

39weeks Hospitality day at NCP vs Salford.

Not a patch on the pre-judgement/perception mine brings

Baffled by science, innit.

Well, Always wondered what made you select that username.



Anyone seen FP lately? The lovely Dumette is now a redhead, suits her too.

It was all rather tongue in cheek, I was doing a behavioural degree at the time so I thought I would kind of experiment with perceptions ect...I have to admit when I first started posting is was great fun, although most have sussed out I am just barmy now!



My hair now has shades of red, I decided to go dark but it has now faded slightly to a lovely chestnut colour, brought lots of compliments...I nearly posted red all the way then

...clearly spending too much time fraternising with the enemy

Sometimes I wonder if an FC board exists.

Next season we get to click on Widnes prior to game days again, its like pre2006 for us.

Excellent, it's even possible to get into trouble on an OT thread!



Impressive that, hopeless at DIY me.

Managed to bang a holder for a rotary dryer into the lawn (well, grass) t'other week. Put the dryer in and it was on a massive lean. Pushed the dryer to one side to straighten it up, dryer bent. Banged the dryer back straight and tried to bang the holder straight. Attempted to put the dryer back in the holder, I'd bent the edge so it wouldn't go in.

Threw the dryer over the back fence and told Ms. pmh it had been stolen.

I miss some of those old NL posters, Donny had some good fans.

It certainly does we just have threads where every-one mostly argues! however we do not have a chat thread which I think has been a great success, I know the sin-bin has a chat thread but Hull is unique in the sense we have 2 sets of fans from the same city and the chat thread on here provides a place to chat about common interests without touching on the rugby.....
It will be very interesting having Widnes in...they used to be such a big dominating club in the 80's.

I did the same thing t'other week, too! Slightly different method of digging a hole and back filling with post fix, mine's on a slight lean, not enough to warrant digging it out and trying again, though. They aren't the best, are they. Give you a plastic pipe to bury and if you use anything to 'bang' them in, the dryer will no longer slot in.

My bank gave me this little indestructible credit card-sized fob with a number pad on it, when I log onto t'internet banking I am to turn this fob on and enter a PIN to generate a 6digit security code which will then allow me access to my banking. Got the fob out of the knife drawer and it is failing to turn on, great. Phoned bank, new one in 5days.

I much preferred it the way it was.