Re: Being a goldie oldie (or a silver fox) -- Scottish Ex-Pat's Blether Bar & Grill

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Date Posted: 00:29:03 12/14/10 Tue
Author: BB
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Re: Being a goldie oldie (or a silver fox)
In reply to: Ani 's message, "Re: Being a goldie oldie (or a silver fox)" on 03:01:52 12/09/10 Thu

Thanks for the congratulations Ani. I'm looking forward to the whispers of "what's that old bugger doing there?" when I walk onto the stage at the graduation ceremony.

I can't get used to the word "retirement", it makes me think that I'm "poosskerred" (a Scottish word that I've never attempted to write before so the spelling is anybody's guess, like so many other Scottish words).

Isn't there a predator that enjoys locusts that you could keep as a pet? Or rent? What about half-a-dozen semi-starved cats on leashes? Business opportunity!

BB

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