I did lol!
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Sometimes the wandering and bizarre nature of threads is highly entertaining. Quite often, it's just irritating. It's like the meeting where the minutes have been read and agreed and matters arising have arisen and gone then someone who was dozing or talking to a friend or hanging their coat up suddenly realises they've missed it and wants to pick up on something that's already been dealt with. In real life the chairman could move on or they could be filled in by another member. But on GN if you refer someone to an earlier post you tend to get ratty offended remarks 
I was a bit worried by the implication of the inverted commas around the word 'milk'... 
The oak table had four legs, Bags...and it may have had drawers...but I doubt that it had an udder.
Bit of imagination is all you need, soop 
. Anyway, I doubt if farmer ever got it to come in and be milked. [double wink]
Ana Those horses [especially the stallions] must have been mightily when presented with a milking machine.
Like on that advert for Specsavers where the farmer shears his sheepdog!
(Yes, I know, Bags - was being tongue-in-cheek, badly it seems!)
phew! you had me worried
Or Mr soop trying to put his reading glasses over a pair already in situ.
Galen Nothing so cultural. It's just that Forzanonna's name could be translated as Granny Power!
That's clever
Margaret I like your last sentence. It seems as if we've taken the scenic route to nowhere. I've enjoyed the trip. Must go. Things to do, cats to feed and papers to read. Early 
to you lot. Thanks for a happy day.
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