Do you need a licence for a boat that big?
Do you need a licence for a boat that big?
Do you need a licence for a boat that big?
Drat, I am going on the naughty step for sure the others made me do! I blame @derwendollyDouble reported!!
Drat, I am going on the naughty step for sure the others made me do! I blame @derwendolly
Whatever, innit bruv?Aft describes where something is in relation to something, eg "the mast is stepped aft of the hatch." So it is an adjective.
But the the stern is the back end or "after" end of the ship/boat. so it is a noun, a thing,
Same difference as "forrard" and "forecastle (fo'csle) or bows".
Scuse me for once having been a language teacher.
But don't mind me and keep on calling it the aft if you want, we all know what you mean and communication is the true goal of language.
YesDid she threaten to steal your dinner money??
I actually have done some stuff today, still as you say, it's Friday or whatever day you want it to be!!!!Morning All
Lazy-arse start to the day.
Not really an issue what with it being a Friday an orl.
No sign of the burny sky ball and some air water drops have been forecast for laters.
Stay safe.
You get me fam?Whatever, innit bruv?
Yeah blud.You get me fam?
But there's a garden Obelisk to be made, andGood excuse to stay inside where it's nice and warm and put your feet up.
Morning All
Lazy-arse start to the day.
Not really an issue what with it being a Friday an orl.
No sign of the burny sky ball and some air water drops have been forecast for laters.
Stay safe.
I came from a seafaring family, (Everyone except my own parents, altho even my ma worked as a ship's doctor for a while) so if I or any of us called things by the wrong name, or even pronounced em wrong, we got told off! and no way could we not use a proper knot!In my sailing days we called it the blunt end. The other end was called the pointy end.
Hope you filled the bath then stood in it while doing it!!!Just siliconed the bath and shower. I hate it, it stinks. Have retired to a safe distance to let it dry