Topic: Christmas cards

For what occupation would this be a particularly suitable card?

https://www.papier.com/noel-3142

William

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Re: Christmas cards

A typewriter repairer? (‘No el’)

"Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?"
― Tennessee Williams

Re: Christmas cards

No, I wasn't thinking of that.

As soon as I saw it, I laughed out loud, recognition humour.

It reminded me of something. smile

William

Re: Christmas cards

William wrote:

As soon as I saw it, I laughed out loud, recognition humour.

Thank you, kind sir!

"Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?"
― Tennessee Williams

Re: Christmas cards

When I saw the card it reminded me of an optician's chart when having an eye test, though those charts had about six lines.

William

Re: Christmas cards

William wrote:

When I saw the card it reminded me of an optician's chart when having an eye test, though those charts had about six lines.

Yes, it is rather reminiscent of that!

"Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?"
― Tennessee Williams

Re: Christmas cards

No-el .... No EL.

A card from, say, Chicago. The message: The Elevated Railway was destroyed in a series of fires......

There's a nice ponderous joke for you.

Speaking of ponderous, how about do you remember the Ponderosa Ranch in the US TV show?

I visited the Ponderosa "town" back in 1970 (or 71). I think it was in Nevada, not too far from Virginia City (I think) and not to far from the the eastern approach to Yosemite.

All the buildings displayed what would have been appropriate to their function if it was a real township, while in the back, they may have been offices. Like, the Assay Office showed things relevant to gold assaying - weighing balances, etc.  There was a saloon, which naturally didn't serve alcohol, but coffee, in plastic cups, which you could rest in a reproduction tin mug. I still have mine, somewhere.  They used to film the action in the "living room" in a big property in the town, but the stairs led nowhere, and all the other action was filmed in LA.

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Re: Christmas cards

A card from, say, Chicago. The message: The Elevated Railway was destroyed in a series of fires.....

You don't need to that far away. What about Liverpool?