I've always wondered.

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Originally Posted by jonesfam

Why do the call it "Running Water"?
I thought water flowed.

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Obviously someone used the term and it grew legs.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Obviously someone used the term and it grew legs.

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Hmm,just like some of the things in my shed,they seem to grow legs and disappear......

A good question Jonsey.

Does "Sparkling Water" contain the Crown Jewels? I wish.[bigsmile1]

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Originally Posted by scarry

Hmm,just like some of the things in my shed,they seem to grow legs and disappear......

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[biggrin] We must have had the same type of shed from the same supplier.

#1 RULE. When one has visitors, Lock the shed. (And hide the key, especially if they happen to be rellies.)[bighmmm]

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Originally Posted by 4bee

[biggrin] We must have had the same type of shed from the same supplier.

#1 RULE. When one has visitors, Lock the shed. (And hide the key, especially if they happen to be rellies.)[bighmmm]

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I have to do that with my wine cabinet as well.

[bighmmm] Me too. I have had the odd occasion when one sneaky bastid keeps you in conversation while another sneaky bastid opens one of your favourite tipples & it is too late then.[bigsad]

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Originally Posted by Saitch

I have to do that with my wine cabinet as well.

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My wine cabinet is empty. [emoji15]

Is that because you are a Beer Drinker?


That would explain it.[biggrin]

No it's because we polished off the wine during a family camping holiday over Christmas -New Year and I haven't been able to replace it yet because of other demands, including the wife's birthday.
I may need to hit the Dan Murphy discount bins next week, being a cheap drunk.

A quote, the last place you will look , when something is lost. Who then would keep looking if it has already been found ?