Wasting Time In the Library
Aug 12, 2012 12:06:49 #
That is a pretty cool photo, Ian. Excellent composition. You are sharp as a tack!
Aug 12, 2012 12:20:44 #
tainkc wrote:
That is a pretty cool photo, Ian. Excellent composition. You are sharp as a tack!
Thanks for the comments. Several people have called me a "Right Prick" over the years now I know what they meant haha
Ian
Aug 12, 2012 13:24:40 #
ianhargraves1066 wrote:
Thanks for the comments. Several people have called me a "Right Prick" over the years now I know what they meant haha
Ian
Ha, ha! I've been called a prick ever since I was a small child but I always knew what my mother meant.tainkc wrote:
That is a pretty cool photo, Ian. Excellent composition. You are sharp as a tack!
Thanks for the comments. Several people have called me a "Right Prick" over the years now I know what they meant haha
Ian
Aug 12, 2012 13:35:56 #
Sweet Willie
Loc: Texas
Time spent in the library is invested, not wasted. A man who does not read
has no advantage over a man who cannot read.
Sweet Willie
PS Credit Mark Twain for sentence #2
has no advantage over a man who cannot read.
Sweet Willie
PS Credit Mark Twain for sentence #2
Aug 12, 2012 13:36:33 #
Sweet Willie
Loc: Texas
Time spent in the library is invested, not wasted. A man who does not read
has no advantage over a man who cannot read.
Sweet Willie
PS Credit Mark Twain for sentence #2
has no advantage over a man who cannot read.
Sweet Willie
PS Credit Mark Twain for sentence #2
Aug 12, 2012 13:38:44 #
Aug 12, 2012 15:07:53 #
Sweet Willie wrote:
Time spent in the library is invested, not wasted. A man who does not read
has no advantage over a man who cannot read.
Sweet Willie
PS Credit Mark Twain for sentence #2
has no advantage over a man who cannot read.
Sweet Willie
PS Credit Mark Twain for sentence #2
Sweet Willie's name and text worry me, Quote "Time spent in the library is invested, not wasted " mmm if you put your glasses on the book rather than your bl***y head i reckon you are wasting your time. Nice shot Ian
Aug 12, 2012 15:20:13 #
Aug 12, 2012 15:23:09 #
Sweet Willie wrote:
Dont worry,be happy. Call me Old Bill if you do not care for Sweet Willie.
Old Bill is worse in England "Your a cop"
Ian
Aug 12, 2012 15:33:58 #
Sweet Willie
Loc: Texas
I am not in England. Remember, we won. Not a cop. Retired Toolmaker.
SW or OB
SW or OB
Aug 12, 2012 15:46:14 #
sweet Willie is cool. It sounds like either a pool shark or a Mississippi delta blues singer. I can hear that harmonica now, as sweet Willie lays down some tasty hedgehog blues!
Aug 12, 2012 17:05:15 #
Sweet Willie wrote:
I am not in England. Remember, we won. Not a cop. Retired Toolmaker.
SW or OB
SW or OB
The cops in England were formed by a guy called Robert Peel and were nicknamed "Peelers" or "Bobbies" as there uniforms began to evolve the rascals took to beating them over the head with anything heavy so some one developed safety helmets made out of copper hence the name "Cops" came about.
The term "The Old Bill" expression is a name coined I guess in the last 40 years or so! From I know not where! Haha
The crooks would shout out here comes the "OLD BILL" which became part of the English Language.
Ian
Aug 12, 2012 19:08:12 #
Sweet Willie
Loc: Texas
I have heard the term Old Baily for some court before. I like
English writers and you can learn things even from fiction. Sweet
Willie came from an old ballad about "Sweet William and Lady
Margret". I was caught listening to it and the name evolved to
Sweet Willie. I was branded.
Sweet Willie
English writers and you can learn things even from fiction. Sweet
Willie came from an old ballad about "Sweet William and Lady
Margret". I was caught listening to it and the name evolved to
Sweet Willie. I was branded.
Sweet Willie
Aug 12, 2012 19:48:17 #
Sweet Willie wrote:
I have heard the term Old Baily for some court before. I like
English writers and you can learn things even from fiction. Sweet
Willie came from an old ballad about "Sweet William and Lady
Margret". I was caught listening to it and the name evolved to
Sweet Willie. I was branded.
Sweet Willie
English writers and you can learn things even from fiction. Sweet
Willie came from an old ballad about "Sweet William and Lady
Margret". I was caught listening to it and the name evolved to
Sweet Willie. I was branded.
Sweet Willie
Now i know Sweet Willie it is. I will have to look up that ballad and have a listen
Aug 12, 2012 20:26:10 #
ianhargraves1066 wrote:
Wasting Time In the Library waiting for the rain to stop, saw this bible laying there, slipped my glasses on the book and took this quick. I liked the soft back lighting.
Ian
Ian
I love the fact that a picture is visualized while just sitting there and it becomes art. Often we need to "see" what's in front of us, not wait to travel to exotic places to find find that moment.
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