The "What's on your mind?" thread

[sk33tr]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

So this is weird, and never happened before. I went to type something on my iPad and when the keyboard came up it looked like this:

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Luckily I know where all the keys are supposed to be and was still able to use it. It functioned normally, typing out the message, it just didn’t display the keys on th keyboard itself but everything it outputted was correct.

apple's just trying to keep you on your toes.

[Waboman]

Two of my favorite vegetarian appetizers.

[Erzengel]

Originally Posted by hagios

Anyone else into the Royal Wedding? I'm fascinated/interested, as I've been watching programs from past royal weddings/family life and I'm DVRing several channels tomorrow!

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https://www.royal.uk/royal-wedding-2018

I already married a bi-racial girl in 2014. Old news Harry.

[BWBODDY]

Originally Posted by The_Donster

No, and I'm actually surprised my wife hasn't been talking my ear off about the upcoming Royal Wedding

I catch the highlight on Fox News this morning, so I'm up to speed on it, even more so than I cared to be.

But good for them, hope they have a long and happy marriage!

[Scarface32]

Originally Posted by BWBODDY

But good for them, hope they have a long and happy marriage!

Well if the phrase "like father, like son" is true, she’ll be driven off the road the same as Diana, then the son will get someone new.

[CV19]

Originally Posted by hagios

Anyone else into the Royal Wedding?

No, I'm definitely not interested. To be perfectly truthful, I've never cared about the royal family whatsoever.

[hagios]

Originally Posted by hagios

Anyone else into the Royal Wedding? I'm fascinated/interested, as I've been watching programs from past royal weddings/family life and I'm DVRing several channels tomorrow!





https://www.royal.uk/royal-wedding-2018

Thoroughly enjoyed!

First hymn, first vows | Prince Harry and Meghan Markle - The Royal Wedding - BBC - YouTube

[hagios]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

Well if the phrase "like father, like son" is true, she’ll be driven off the road the same as Diana, then the son will get someone new.

I hope it is a long and joyful marriage like his brother William and Kate's marriage/family!

[Scarface32]

Originally Posted by hagios

[Show spoiler]

Thoroughly enjoyed!

First hymn, first vows | Prince Harry and Meghan Markle - The Royal Wedding - BBC - YouTube

England is weird, I mean just look at those hats. How did are their heads?

[Scarface32]

Originally Posted by hagios

I hope it is a long and joyful marriage like his brother William and Kate's marriage/family!

For the longest time I got his wife confused with another woman.
Two people I hadn't seen pictures of, just knew the names of, both with last names that ended in "ton"

But, now I'm clear which Kate is which.

[Scarriere]

Day 5 of the neighbors partying. They weren’t like that before. I don’t mind a whole lot, but some of them seem a bit immature for late twenties, early thirties.
When I was that age, partying on the deck was just a starter to going out and prowling around.

[hagios]

I just love this view ... I sure wish I could visit St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle !

[Scarface32]

I want to live in a castle someday. I heard abandoned castles in Scotland are going for pretty cheap, but I don’t want to live there. I would like to one day have enough money to buy several houses on the same lot of land, bulldoze them down, and build a castle. It will be big and beautiful.

[Thomas Irwin]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

If only the hooker called an ambulance for him, instead of thinking he was faking, he might still be alive today.

A similar situation happened to Redd Foxx unfortunately.

Originally Posted by dyne

A buddy at work was rear ended the other day. He was hit so hard there were 3 other vehicles involved besides him and the driver that hit him. He gets out of the car and calls the guy a *ucking moron.

The guy says, and I quote "when the cops show up I'm going to tell them what you called me."

Yeah, because you're the victim here. Unbelievable.

I was in an accident on Christmas Day one year. A woman failed to yield while making a left turn. Even after the initial impact, she kept pulling past me, creasing the entire side of her car. She got out yelling for the police. When they arrived, they asked her if it was a green globe or arrow. She said "globe" and I was immediately dismissed, as there was really no damage to the car I was driving.

Originally Posted by Scarface32

When I was a kid, birthdays were "yay I’m getting older" and now they are "great, another year closer to death"

I used to be very flexible, and year-after-year I’m getting less so. Starting at age 32 I noticed it was a tiny bit harder to do leg splits. In as little as 5 months I’ll be 37. That might seem young to some of you in your 40s and 50s, but I can barely do a split anymore. I wouldn’t mind getting older if I was still just as flexible, but I’m not.

I'm going on 48, but still extremely flexible. I can even put my arm flat across the back of my neck, due to my shoulders being double-jointed. I used spin a hula hoop on my arm that way to amuse people.

[CV19]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

I want to live in a castle someday. I heard abandoned castles in Scotland are going for pretty cheap, but I don’t want to live there.

You just reminded me, have you seen the 1935 film called The Ghost Goes West?
That was about an American businessman (played by Eugene Pallette) who buys a Scottish castle with the intention of dismantling it and transporting it back to the States to rebuild it. It's quite a good comedy.

[Steedeel]

I spent the night in one of the most haunted castles in England, Chillingham Castle. Awesome experience. We got a tour of the castle and a history lesson about the various ghosts that are said to walk its grounds. The woods with the ‘hanging trees’ were especially creepy. We went back out there later in the night and also sat in the extremely atmospheric courtyard.

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

England is weird, I mean just look at those hats. How did are their heads?

England is great. Many countries are jealous of our royal family and traditions.

If you think those hats are big, you should watch a horse racing event like Ascot. There are some absolute whoppers.

[CV19]

Originally Posted by Steedeel

I spent the night in one of the most haunted castles in England, Chillingham Castle. Awesome experience. We got a tour of the castle and a history lesson about the various ghosts that are said to walk its grounds. The woods with the ‘hanging trees’ were especially creepy. We went back out there later in the night and also sat in the extremely atmospheric courtyard.

I've heard of that place but have never been there. I recently went to Haddon Hall in Derbyshire, which is supposedly haunted (at least according to the guide), but it didn't look that spooky in the bright sunshine I have to say.

http://www.haddonhall.co.uk/

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by CV19

I've heard of that place but have never been there. I recently went to Haddon Hall in Derbyshire, which is supposedly haunted (at least according to the guide), but it didn't look that spooky in the bright sunshine I have to say.

Interesting. Have a Google search of Chillingham mate, it’s a very interesting castle. Thankfully, it’s not too far from me.

[CV19]

Originally Posted by Steedeel

Interesting. Have a Google search of Chillingham mate, it’s a very interesting castle. Thankfully, it’s not too far from me.

Yes, that looks great. A perfect location for a horror film.
It's a fair drive from where I live, but I don't mind long distances to visit somewhere really good, and this certainly does look it. Thanks for the recommendation.