get in the hole ?

[anneasquith]

should golf spectators be banned from the course for shouting, GET IN THE HOLE ?

[ttfn]

Certainly not over yet - I have Monday and Tuesday off ;o)

[mrs.chappie]

Cooeeee! I'm sober!

(A bit of a twit as well, anne......I didn't realise it was a joke).

[MarkRae]

That's completely different, Sir A.

Auld clootie means old cloven-hoof...

The clootie in clootie dumpling means cloth.

[anneasquith]

ttfn. i also have " something " on tomorrow. good luck at the hospital.

[Mamyalynne]

Tipsy on life and Cava, blame my daughter was a mums day gift.

Auld Clootie the devil you say, he is round here often.

[ttfn]

I shall be fine thanks, anne. Same to you ♥

[Sir Alec]

Yes, because the vile suety lump is steamed in muslin cloth.

[mike11111]

As far as I am aware, Clooty is a dialect form of the word cloth. At one time all suet puddings, whether sweet or savoury, were steamed in a muslin cloth, hence the name. Take ages to cook, but worth it at the end.

[MarkRae]

He is everywhere, Lynne. No place in the universe is unknown to him. If he ever appears before you, tell him to get lost - he won't be able to, and you'll have beaten him...

[anneasquith]

i love it fried !!!!!!!!