The Splosh UK Forum

Hello Everyone,

After a long time observing and enjoying this forum from a discrete distance I have finally decided to join your happy band.

Briefly, something about myself. Sploshing has been an interest of mine for many years. I am now fast approaching "the grumpy old git" stage of my life (which I may add I am working at with unrelenting enthusiasm) but the interest remains undiminished. I have no real idea of why I enjoy it so much but that is of little concern, all I need to know is that it is fun.

Jim

Plenty of grumpy old gits here as well as grumpy young ones!

Welcome along and enjoy...

glad to see you have joined us jim.! you will have a wicked time here regardless of age!!

BillShipton wrote:Plenty of grumpy old gits here as well as grumpy young ones!

I beg your pardon Mr Shipton! To whom were you refering as an 'old git'?

Richard wrote:

BillShipton wrote:Plenty of grumpy old gits here as well as grumpy young ones!

I beg your pardon Mr Shipton! To whom were you refering as an 'old git'?

Perhaps Bill was suggesting that our little population might include those with amnesia or Alzheimer's, for whom the correct spelling of 'referring' is too much of a struggle.

Mike, a grumpy middle-aged git, growing grumpier and older disgracefully.

That'd be you Richard

I'm the young one, obviously! L:-DL

Mike Nomic wrote:

Richard wrote:

BillShipton wrote:Plenty of grumpy old gits here as well as grumpy young ones!

I beg your pardon Mr Shipton! To whom were you refering as an 'old git'?

Perhaps Bill was suggesting that our little population might include those with amnesia or Alzheimer's, for whom the correct spelling of 'referring' is too much of a struggle.

Mike, a grumpy middle-aged git, growing grumpier and older disgracefully.

I don't know about Alzheimers - but I've got 'Old-timers' - is that the same?

(They give us Old-Timers here in our maximum twilight security home, Viagra - it stops us rolling out of bed at night)

Mike Nomic wrote:

Richard wrote:

BillShipton wrote:Plenty of grumpy old gits here as well as grumpy young ones!

I beg your pardon Mr Shipton! To whom were you refering as an 'old git'?

Perhaps Bill was suggesting that our little population might include those with amnesia or Alzheimer's, for whom the correct spelling of 'referring' is too much of a struggle.

Mike, a grumpy middle-aged git, growing grumpier and older disgracefully.

Ouch! You got me there, Mike. It's a fair cop, I posted in a hurry and omitted my usual checks.

Well, I'm definitely a (youngish) grumpy git, and proud of it.

And my significant-other has just suggested that it's a good thing that there's no laws against eccentricity, otherwise I'd have been locked up years ago.