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Whats going on, the Brits must be in the Boozer, the Americans are having supper, and the aussies are in bed, its only me and pinky who is sleepless in surrey or somewhere like that, still thats not to bad really, hahahahaahahaahahahah. :sneaky:

Oh, it is just after din-din here.........................

Chonsi and I are in same time zone, she's a little luckier than me, haven't had the din din yet...just got home from work...but we're here with ya Doc and Pinky!

I would like to go down some booze tonight...rarely go out and have an opportunity to go out and no-one to watch the children...

Cool, I wasn't too far off with the time zones, OK pinky I will use my own mad laugh which goes, heheheheheheheheheheheh :wah: . What did you have for supper CG? I had sausages, lovely! :-6 Oh and hello wendy, glad you are here with us on our lonely vigil, its like midnight mass in here I tells ya!

spoke too soon, called friend/neighbor, kids are going over there...Wendy's gonna go out with some old friends and :yh_party :yh_dance

WonderWendy3;538894 wrote: spoke too soon, called friend/neighbor, kids are going over there...Wendy's gonna go out with some old friends and :yh_party :yh_dance


Oh bugger it, then there were 3, this is like agatha christie! :wah:

Galbally;538892 wrote: Cool, I wasn't too far off with the time zones, OK pinky I will use my own mad laugh which goes, heheheheheheheheheheheh :wah: . What did you have for supper CG? I had sausages, lovely! :-6 Oh and hello wendy, glad you are here with us on our lonely vigil, its like midnight mass in here I tells ya!


Hello, I've been chattering away....didn't realize mass was goin' on...

Pinky;538884 wrote: OI! Stop copying my nutter laugh!:wah:

No, I don't mind really! Hell, if I knew where I was and I could be bothered, I'd be down the boozer too!


Are we having wine??

WonderWendy3;538897 wrote: Hello, I've been chattering away....didn't realize mass was goin' on...


Oh its alright, everyone talks in mass here, they just pretend they are muttering the prayers instead, but they are actually talking about that "wan" up the road and her new "fancy man"! Its great, its like the Irish version of one of those shows were people gossip, but with incense and a priest, and we don't have reruns! :wah:

Oh, anything nice for supper will do, Dr. G.

But we had pizza. It is my lazy Friday din-din.

chonsigirl;538900 wrote: Oh, anything nice for supper will do, Dr. G.

But we had pizza. It is my lazy Friday din-din.


AHA! But the all important question is what "Kind" of pizza? Hold on, I am going to guess pepperoni?

Soberano;538904 wrote: Evening all, can't drink too much tonight have to get up at seven in the morning and drive about 30 miles, better be careful.:driving:


Cool, don't worry I won't talk about drinking, and I am not drinking either, but I can't say that for the rest of em! :wah:

Too late for my diet coke.........................:p

Pinky;538905 wrote: Ooooh yes. I need it after getting lost for an hour and a half and having to knock on strange people's doors. When I found the same number a couple of miles up the road, I even tried to let myself in! That was embarrassing when this formidable lady came to the door and asked me what I was doing...:-3


OH PINKY!!! here, you can have my bottle!!

Sounds like something that would happen to me...glad you are safe and sound...Are you at the place you are house sitting??

Pinky;538905 wrote: Ooooh yes. I need it after getting lost for an hour and a half and having to knock on strange people's doors. When I found the same number a couple of miles up the road, I even tried to let myself in! That was embarrassing when this formidable lady came to the door and asked me what I was doing...:-3


So she didn't give you any drink then? Oh well, at least she didn't call the police.

chonsigirl;538911 wrote: Too late for my diet coke.........................:p


Oh have a sip you devil, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, etc etc etc.

:wah: Then I will be up all night!

But 'tis not such a bad idea, either..........................

Pinky;538921 wrote: Uh, gee, thanks...I think.


Oh don't be a silly sausage, I didn't mean cause you were strange, I meant cause people sometimes get weird when someone tries to open their doors and they don't know them. :-2

Pinky;538931 wrote: Oh that's ok then! I was starting to get worried that people think I'm some kind of weirdo that knocks on doors, demands cups of tea and talks you to death for three hours.

No, NO!!! I don't do that, honest!:-3


Actually, one time when I first moved to Prague, I had the wrong address for the person I was supposed to be staying with, and on my first day I went to the totally wrong place, and ended up in this big flat block and I was knocking every door with my rucksack and guitar looking for my friend, and all the people came out, and they must have thought I was a bit mental, and no one spoke any English only some broken German so this was all in another language.

Eventually they brought me into this womans flat, she was an old woman, and kinda the wise woman of the block of flats, and they made me this nasty tea, and they were all talking to me, and she was trying to work out what was going on, I was trying to explain I was Irish, and I was looking for an Irish girl with blond hair, and they didn't know what I was on about, so they sent me down to this shop.

The guy running the shop was blind drunk at 12 o clock in the morning, he kinda understood me better somehow, but then he closed up the shop, and got me a bus, hobbled along with me sipping on his vodka, and showed me the way back into the city, told me to be careful, and got back on the bus, it was the start of a very strange day, which ended up with me befriending an Japanese human rights lawyer who played harmonica and 2 dutch girls who were studying impressionism. God Prague was great.

Pinky;538916 wrote: Yup...It's under the pretence of house sitting anyway. It's just because some friends were astute enough to realise that I needed somewhere to go and trusted me with it. I owe them one.


That is awesome, great to have friends like that...:driving:

Galbally;538939 wrote: Actually, one time when I first moved to Prague, I had the wrong address for the person I was supposed to be staying with, and on my first day I went to the totally wrong place, and ended up in this big flat block and I was knocking every door with my rucksack and guitar looking for my friend, and all the people came out, and they must have thought I was a bit mental, and no one spoke any English only some broken German so this was all in another language.

Eventually they brought me into this womans flat, she was an old woman, and kinda the wise woman of the block of flats, and they made me this nasty tea, and they were all talking to me, and she was trying to work out what was going on, I was trying to explain I was Irish, and I was looking for an Irish girl with blond hair, and they didn't know what I was on about, so they sent me down to this shop.

The guy running the shop was blind drunk at 12 o clock in the morning, he kinda understood me better somehow, but then he closed up the shop, and got me a bus, hobbled along with me sipping on his vodka, and showed me the way back into the city, told me to be careful, and got back on the bus, it was the start of a very strange day, which ended up with me befriending an Japanese human rights lawyer who played harmonica and 2 dutch girls who were studying impressionism. God Prague was great.


You need to write a book, that can become a movie, just based on that!!

Pinky;538944 wrote: Ooookay. Now I know, never go there on my own.


Yes, thats a wise idea, its a bit of a crazy city, too many drunk people for a start, they make Irish people look like amateurs. But it is achingly beautiful.

Pinky;538957 wrote: I know. It's on of the places I long to see. I'll get there one day.


Oh I am glad, you will love it pinks, the architecture is breathtaking, and Prague Castle really is something else, you have to see it, Franz Kafka's house is on a little street inside the castle complex, it overlooks the battlements, and its tiny, and the armour and the gothic stuff and the baroque, you would just love it. Its kinda overwhelming for the first few days, it really is something to see, the whole city centre, its like being back about 700 years. (except for the skodas, the tourists, and the prostitutes)