I doubt if too many people will be talking about David Blaine, Dynamo, Harry Houdini in 2000 years time.So there's one difference.

I'm here because if I was anywhere else I would be there.
If I was there,then there would be here and here would be there and it would be very confusing.I wouldn't know whether I was here or there.But that's neither here nor there,because I'm still confused most of the time.

I didn't realize you had a different maths system in the US.I know your gallon is different.In our system 7 * 16 is 112 , 7 * 21.7 is 151.9 reasonably close to 152.Or perhaps you have you work on a ten day week but that doesn't quite compute either.

I thought colour pictures were a fairly recent development.

I'd be very interested to know how you can work 21.7 hours a day in the summer.

TMommy has already touched on that one.
Sorry !,I misunderstood.I was never that attached to my hammer and chisels.

Don't feel too bad David,this thread will never be dated so you will never be alone on that score.

It is nice to see the care expressed by each poster and there is lots of sound advice contained in the responses.There are times when it is not advice that is sought but simply someone to talk with,as the poster has stated.Yes she has asked for advice on how to move on but her immediate need is someone to talk to.I could very well be mistaken in my assessment of the situation.

Expose scammers by checking their profiles

When using the Gaelic language, do you say, "I speak Gaelic" or do you say, "I have the Gaelic"?

When speaking Gaelic the question is "Do you have Gaelic" Translated word for word
The answer is " I have Gaelic" word for word
Answering in the English language it makes more sense to say I speak English.

Someone also referred to Eire, this is like referring to Greece as Hellas.When speaking English the country is Ireland and Greece.

I question that David,I speak Gaelic.When I translate into English I use the English language not the Irish idiom.

Unfortunately most of what you say about the Irish is not correct.
Saint Patrick was not Irish and he did not drive the snakes out of Ireland (they didn't have cars back in the 5th Century ) Most of the Irish immigrants left Ireland in the 19th Century because of the the Famine and the atrocious living conditions in Ireland after the Famine.The developing colonies offered great hope for the millions who left poverty stricken Ireland,building roads,railways,canals and cities.Yes there were hundreds of thousands of Irish slaves in the preceding centuries who were sold into slavery as part of a religious persecution but many of those who left Ireland for the US were Scotch Irish from Ulster who went there as settlers in the British colonies.

Let me help!

You respond well to having your a$$ kicked.

Surely this applies equally to women ?

Damn,I was hoping for some pictures

You see,there's your charisma and brain cells showing through.
Now lets get down to the nitty gritty.

Come on Nancy,you are just fishing
But I'll take the bait,I'll give you 3/3.

Pay the man, then they will all become instantly clear.What they want may not be so clear although it will usually be more money.

So is winning Lotto,it happens to some people.But this guy got a bigger shock than he was expecting.

You win some you lose some.C'est la vie,or in this case La Fin.