0145 in the morning, myself and Ray are trying to stay awake at work, watching Casino and trying to paint something, I should have pictures of miniatures tomorrow.....hopefully!
I don't know if I should admit this publicly but when I was a kid, we'd go out and tip outhouses over in the early dawn when we knew someone was inside one. We also used to go out and get outhouses, put them in the back of a truck and then leave them on the lawn of the school.
I was a heathen child Fran, a right awful heathen child.
I once remember seeing the horrific aftermath of a tardis toppling at a Sealed Knot event. One of the hairy Rannoch was tipped over by his 'friends' post evening drinking. What emerged from that door, when he finally got it open, was a horrific sight of tissue paper and much nastiness. He appeared most displeased!
As a kid i actually seen this happen to someone. It was a Youth event at Glasgow green and some kids didn't like some kids from one of the other areas. They seen one go in the toilet and pushed it over just like this.
Had the pleaseure of having to use one of these for nearly five months in around 30 degrees heat whilst serving in Iraq; in fact, upon reflection, I think I read the novel '1984' in the tranquility of one - during various 'sittings', I might add...
I got a kick out of the name they gave these portable toilets. Honey Bucket. I'm sure if one tipped over, whoever was inside this portable stall didn't think they were being exposed to honey.
YUK!
ReplyDeleteIt can only get better!
ReplyDeleteThe company's name is really 'honey bucket'? I'd be expecting a class-action lawsuit from honey producers
ReplyDeleteBlah to that, I'd rather go in a bush.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what I'd do in that situation...
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking we'd start crying!
DeleteBut things can only get better?
ReplyDeleteI don't know if I should admit this publicly but when I was a kid, we'd go out and tip outhouses over in the early dawn when we knew someone was inside one. We also used to go out and get outhouses, put them in the back of a truck and then leave them on the lawn of the school.
ReplyDeleteI was a heathen child Fran, a right awful heathen child.
Bloody hell Anne, a right bleeding tomboy.....
Delete:-) :-) :-) :-) :-)!!!
DeleteMarzio.
Just started? I'm pretty sure anything that follows would be paradise.
ReplyDeleteI just threw up a little bit in my mouth!
ReplyDeleteMy night has just begun. First night alone on our new system. Fingers crossed. Here I go...
Good luck Mel!
DeleteThank you. I am positive I will need it. The next seven hours and fifteen minutes can not go by fast enough!
DeleteThe bathrooms are call Honey Buckets? That's just wrong.
ReplyDeleteI once remember seeing the horrific aftermath of a tardis toppling at a Sealed Knot event. One of the hairy Rannoch was tipped over by his 'friends' post evening drinking. What emerged from that door, when he finally got it open, was a horrific sight of tissue paper and much nastiness. He appeared most displeased!
ReplyDeleteI don't blame him!
DeleteLooks like my usual work day. Kinda thinking I need to start looking for a new job...
ReplyDeleteI hate those things ... now - WAKE UP!!!
ReplyDeleteOuch...tomorrow will be better...hope so!
ReplyDeleteSpending a penny - then £200 on dry cleaning
ReplyDeleteAt least!
DeleteHopefully that's not at the end of a music festival - when they've become biological weapons...
ReplyDeleteUrgh!!! Now that is a BAD start to any day! Hope your brush was kind to your figures last night - looking forward to seeing the results.
ReplyDeleteBack on nights together? My sympathies. Watching Casino? My severe sympathies! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamsin!
DeleteI don't think the occupant is covered in Honey, despite the company name...
ReplyDeleteAs a kid i actually seen this happen to someone. It was a Youth event at Glasgow green and some kids didn't like some kids from one of the other areas. They seen one go in the toilet and pushed it over just like this.
ReplyDeleteVery wrong but....funny!
DeleteNot a great way to start the day! Unless there is someone you don't like in there!
ReplyDeleteive seen it happen a few times when i used to do security at festivals. not nice but kinda funnt to ;o)
ReplyDeleteIndeed!
ReplyDeleteHad the pleaseure of having to use one of these for nearly five months in around 30 degrees heat whilst serving in Iraq; in fact, upon reflection, I think I read the novel '1984' in the tranquility of one - during various 'sittings', I might add...
ReplyDeleteThe best places to read......normally!
DeleteIt sounds like your day is off to a mixed start but nothing could compare to being in a portapotty and having it fall over.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture
ReplyDeletewhy does it say HONEY BUCKET on it?
ReplyDeleteAny spare jobs?
ReplyDeleteOh hell.
ReplyDeleteHoney Bucket :)
Wow, and I thought my day was crappy!
ReplyDeleteLOL somebody is definitely having a crap day!
ReplyDeleteshit happens ;-)
ReplyDeleteIan
Yuk! That would send me over the edge of reason very fast!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Ugh. I've had nightmares that are loosely based on something like this.
ReplyDeleteOh Poo
ReplyDeleteif I watched Casino at work, I'd slowly turn into Joe Pesci and threaten everyone in the building. ha
ReplyDeleteI tried to stick Ray's head in a vice!
DeleteWhew. Suddenly I feel a whole lot better about today!
ReplyDeleteNew header image Fran? A bit of John Martin to cheer us all up?
ReplyDeleteFrancis Danby.
DeleteAh, so it is, my mistake. And he's Irish and all.
DeleteWhy are they called honey buckets, do they have honey instead of water??
ReplyDeleteGo on, try to keep yourselves awake guys! :)
I got a kick out of the name they gave these portable toilets. Honey Bucket. I'm sure if one tipped over, whoever was inside this portable stall didn't think they were being exposed to honey.
ReplyDeleteAHAHA
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