Delicious Typo (non -sailing)

[Twister_Ken]

From a short artlcle about a ladies cycling club in the CTC magazine.

"...As for the husbands who used to stay at home to look after small children while their wives attended reunions, It's great to see them now able to leave their teenage children and families and join us on two wheels (sounds like a good trick, TK). We are pleased to treat with sympathy their inexperience, going slowly up hills and looking for teat stops more often than usual"

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[Aja]

Ken

You should really get out more.

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[Deleted member 478]

He does. I can vouch that he was at Sailbad's stag do.

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[jimi]

Wot .. on a bike you mean? Did you listen to the Archers last night when a tandem was purchased and they were about to go skinny dipping when they were interupted ...

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[Sybarite]

I recently got a job application from a young lady who described amongst her attributes that she was an expert in "public relations". I was never quite sure if the omission of an "l" was deliberate.

John

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[Aja]

Sorry - still out on the water last night at that time... totally forgot about the Archers. It's a wireless programme, right?

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[jimi]

Yes its on the wireless, don't you have one on your boat? Its also a drink! Do'nt ever listen to it but left Radio4 on after the news and sort of heard it.

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[Aja]

Tend to listen to cds. get the forecast from the vhf - and Archers I know about my 2 daughters like a slug of peach schnapps when they cant taste the vodka any more.

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