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Notice to newcomers RE: Trolls - Part 3
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RuthnJasper wrote: »
:eek::eek::eek:So pleased you and Jazz are okay!!
I think you feel cheated of not seeing your fireman......so for you and GB!!:D:D"If wishes were horses, then beggars would ride"
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RuthnJasper wrote: »Aw, thanks petal. x Must admit, I am a bit un-nerved by the amount of black stuff in and around my nose, the fire seemed so small last night, and there's almost no damage. Not even any smell (apart from Jasper).
I suspect it would have been far, FAR, worse if I hadn't had smoke alarms. The one downstairs going off woke me up, so I switched it off and wondered why the upstairs one was going off as well. Up I toddled, switched it off, went back downstairs and noticed the flames on my coffee table. "Oh, right." I thought, "That'll be why then." The rest of my language will go unpublished...
There's a lesson there, kids. Get your smoke alarm batteries tested!:D
But thank you for your concern. I'll be fine and Jasper suffered no ill-effects whatsoever. (Although I'll be sending a bl**dy ill-effect in his direction myself if he doesn't stop f*rting).:)
xxxxx
We always take smoke alarms for granted, take the battery out when we get P'd off with them etc but this situation is a reminder that they do in fact SAVE LIVES. Always make sure it's fitted and working correctly. *feel like one of those hunky firemen myself now*ifwisheswerehorses... wrote: »:eek::eek::eek:So pleased you and Jazz are okay!!
I think you feel cheated of not seeing your fireman......so for you and GB!!:D:D
Oooh... don't mind if i do, If.... Thanks, I'd love to have a little 'play' with his hose!.. :rotfl:If you can, help others; if you cannot do that, at least do not harm them~Dalai LamaHow people treat you is their karma; how you react is yours~Wayne DyerLet none find fault in others. Let none see omissions and commissions in others. But let one see one's own acts, done and undone~ch4 vs500 -
If you can, help others; if you cannot do that, at least do not harm them~Dalai LamaHow people treat you is their karma; how you react is yours~Wayne DyerLet none find fault in others. Let none see omissions and commissions in others. But let one see one's own acts, done and undone~ch4 vs500
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ifwisheswerehorses... wrote: »:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Thanks for link GB:D
Just posted mine and then saw yours!.. :rotfl: It's a great site isn't it?..If you can, help others; if you cannot do that, at least do not harm them~Dalai LamaHow people treat you is their karma; how you react is yours~Wayne DyerLet none find fault in others. Let none see omissions and commissions in others. But let one see one's own acts, done and undone~ch4 vs500 -
ifwisheswerehorses... wrote: »:eek::eek::eek:So pleased you and Jazz are okay!!
I think you feel cheated of not seeing your fireman......so for you and GB!!:D:D
Oooooohhhhh.... lovely. Nice hose. Thanks If... That's such a welcome sight, I'm thinking of setting my house on fire again...:rotfl:0 -
RuthnJasper wrote: »Oooooohhhhh.... lovely. Nice hose. Thanks If... That's such a welcome sight, I'm thinking of setting my house on fire again...:rotfl:
Nnnooooooooo!!!.... get stuck in the bath or something, anything, just not another fire!!! :rotfl: The black snot is so unappealing!If you can, help others; if you cannot do that, at least do not harm them~Dalai LamaHow people treat you is their karma; how you react is yours~Wayne DyerLet none find fault in others. Let none see omissions and commissions in others. But let one see one's own acts, done and undone~ch4 vs500 -
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What is a Troll?
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Originally Posted by Geebee
We always take smoke alarms for granted, take the battery out when we get P'd off with them etc but this situation is a reminder that they do in fact SAVE LIVES. Always make sure it's fitted and working correctly. *feel like one of those hunky firemen myself now*
Oooh... don't mind if i do, If.... Thanks, I'd love to have a little 'play' with his hose!.. :rotfl:
Thanks Geebz. You're so right. I'd always thought that Jasper would wake me up in the event of something like this happening, but the mutt-muppet was just sitting there, watching it happen with interest, only stopping to laugh at me as I put out the flames with frenzied swear-words... I followed your advice and went and got checked out at the local pharmacy - just minor smoke inhalation, fortunately, so nothing really to worry about.
As I was explaining what happened though, I had a major sh*t-fit - 'cause that's when it occurred to me that, were it not for the smoke alarms, it's a virtual certainty that Jasper and I would have been seriously injured or killed, not to mention losing our home and possessions. Freaked me out quite a bit. I had a very lucky escape.
But If...'s hunky fireman has boosted my spirits, and the house doesn't smell of smoke, so the worst-case-scenario of my mum finding out what happened is unlikely.
At least I can be thankful that the flames didn't make their way 'round to my "Special Cupboard"...
:rotfl::rotfl:
If you will excuse me, I think I need to go and look at that picture of the fireman again...0 -
RuthnJasper wrote: »Quote:
Originally Posted by Geebee
We always take smoke alarms for granted, take the battery out when we get P'd off with them etc but this situation is a reminder that they do in fact SAVE LIVES. Always make sure it's fitted and working correctly. *feel like one of those hunky firemen myself now*
Oooh... don't mind if i do, If.... Thanks, I'd love to have a little 'play' with his hose!.. :rotfl:
Thanks Geebz. You're so right. I'd always thought that Jasper would wake me up in the event of something like this happening, but the muppet was just sitting there, watching it happen with interest, only stopping to laugh at me as I put out the flames with frenzied swear-words... I followed your advice an went and got checked out at the local pharmacy - just minor smoke inhalation, fortunately, so nothing really to worry about.
As I was explaining what happened though, I had a major sh*t-fit - 'cause that's when it occurred to me that, were it not for the smoke alarms, it's a virtual certainty that Jasper and I would have been seriously injured or killed, not to mention losing our home and possessions. Freaked me out quite a bit. I had a very lucky escape.
But If...'s hunky fireman has boosted my spirits, and the house doesn't smell of smoke, so the worst-case-scenario of my mum finding out what happened is unlikely.
At least I can be thankful that the flames didn't make their way 'round to my "Special Cupboard"...
:rotfl::rotfl:
If you will excuse me, I think I need to go and look at that picture of the fireman again...
I'm really pleased you're ok, Roo, both of you. You did have a lucky escape, let this be a warning to you. Sorry, i'm lecturing you, my sister almost died in her house when it caught fire so this kind of thing really scares me.
If only that fireman could come and give us some safety advice eh?...
OMG!!! just think what could have happened if it had got around to your 'drinks' cupboard!!!! :eek:If you can, help others; if you cannot do that, at least do not harm them~Dalai LamaHow people treat you is their karma; how you react is yours~Wayne DyerLet none find fault in others. Let none see omissions and commissions in others. But let one see one's own acts, done and undone~ch4 vs500
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