The shit that doesn't merit its own thread (the resurrection)

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We like haggis…when is the haggis hunting season…

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It’s always haggis season baby!

(Unless you live in France, where you cannot get it for love nor money, which is very odd given the French love of all things offal).

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Log on to AA and change that fucking avatar.

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This is quite cool…

https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/14910473_10154731761777229_4819627560881453787_n.jpg?oh=369ebd3f52e2ae5e04b174ad15d16911&oe=58D4263A

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Fancy dress is de rigueur in those parts. :slight_smile:

Edit - or seek out Mungo’s Hifi.

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I believe he rates higher :unamused:

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I’ve found a mark on a large bit of stonework that forms the hinge post for the front gate. The mark is a horizontal line with a two sided arrow head underneath with the point on the line.

I know it’s not one of the OS trig points, they were concrete and had metal housings for the theodolite.
Anyone know what these things are?

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How old are the gates? Could be a “witch” mark to protect the house or ward off evil spirits.

Or a stonemasons signature mark, they also used them to identify which piece went where.

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Most probably left by alien life forms who couldn’t be arsed to make a crop circle.

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That’ll be the height the flood water reaches each spring.

VB

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I remember Top Trumps. Gove is the cunty equivalent of the ultimate supercar, Pele or Concorde.

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Might be this, or…

Is it this mark?

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Must make a taller rack.:grinning:

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That’s the puppy.

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Here you go:

http://www.heritageandhistory.com/contents1a/2010/05/bench-marks-and-levelling-points/

Old stuff is ace.

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The next time someone uses bench marking at work I shall put them straight.

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Property Boundary marker …or maybe not😊

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I’m disappointed that you, of all people, didn’t recognise a crow’s foot govermental mark… :wink:

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Too busy grinding them off😀

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