FTA-TV First Dates - Part 5 - Back to the Repeats

[HomerThompson]

Vote early, get it done [emoji736]

 

[Shell]

Nah. Can't be bothered.

Weathers meant to be shit Thurs/Fri too, and Wed night got plans. Could only really do it tomorrow and I still dont wanna.

 

[Shell]

I know where I'm going Saturday, it's close by and easy to park at.

 

[Shell]

Ok no wait Saturday's weather doesnt look crash hot.


/might go vote early tomorrow + go for a walk.

 

[Shell]

Ok yep I might go tomorrow after school

 

[Kram]

Ginger fraidy foster cat is apparently getting a lot better and end even a little friendly with sis.

 

[Shell]

Oh god the oldies dating show is coming back.

No thanks, pass.

 

[peetoo]

Watching SAS, not because I like it. In fact I hate the concept.

It’s just ‘our’ Abbie is in it

 

[Kram]

Ginger fraidy foster cat is apparently getting a lot better and end even a little friendly with sis.

 

[HomerThompson]

Ginger looks content [emoji7]

 

[HomerThompson]

Morning y'all [emoji559]

 

[Shell]

Yo

 

[Shell]

Everyone

 

[Shell]

Except 74

 

[Shell]

Who hasnt made me a card yet

 

[Shell]

National Hug a Drummer Day today

 

[Shell]

National Cake decorating day

 

[Shell]

And World mental Health day

 

[Shell]

World Homeless Day

 

[Shell]

And Handbag day

I own about 8-10 handbags of different colours. And only really only use one of them regularly

 

[Shell]

https://www.news.com.au/travel/trav...h/news-story/75dddbb2ed94158daa73d6b036dcf359
A Canadian TikToker was left in shock after discovering the word ‘fortnight’ in an Australian calendar, while Aussies were surprised it wasn’t a universal word.
Josiah Hein, who is continually amazed by the differences between his home country and Australia, posted a video showing his latest discovery.

“Here in Australia, look at this – there are 60 minutes in an hour, 24 hours in a day, seven days in a week,” Mr Hein said as he pointed to a board of time measurements.

When he gets to the word ‘fortnight’ however, he appears to be stumped by it.

“But look, they’ve got something called a fortnight here. Fourteen days in a fortnight. Have you heard this word before?” he asks.

 

[Shell]

Wth

 

[Shell]

It was like the time I had guests over from England they had nfi what I was on about when I used the word Manchester to describe bedding and sheets.

 

[Shell]

The word fortnight used as a measure of time came from the Old English term fēowertīene niht which means ‘fourteen nights’.

This was used by the Anglo-Saxons as a way to measure the time between a full moon and a new moon. It used to be common in North America but was later phased out in the 1880s.

 

[Shell]

More test supervision..