The poison dart frog

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Paddy come back to Ireland.

Lovely composition of lyrics and music. Irish mother recalling her son, to their home country.

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Warming up the breakfast.

     Youngsters living in a house with stairs leading to the upper floors have a jolly time, sitting astride the banisters of the stairway, and sliding down. The crotch area and anatomically speaking the perineum, can get quite hot due to the friction, at the end of the slide down.

    The mornings can be quite cold in the UK. Quite often the breakfast is served by 'warming up' the leftovers from the previous night's dinner. This ritual is referred to as 'warming up the breakfast'.

    This really remarkable incident was related by Dr. Jansz, our lecturer in Physiology.

    A newly married couple arrived at a two-storeyed guest house, to start their honeymoon. They were the only occupants and they had to do their own cooking. They were exhausted and decided to forego the dinner and breakfast. Both decided, to only have 'love for dinner and have only love for breakfast'.

    After having love for a late dinner, both fell fast asleep. When the rays of the morning sun lit the bedroom, the husband found that his newly married bride was not in the bed nor in the attached bathroom. He quietly slipped out of the room and to his astonishment saw his wife, seated astride the banister and sliding down on it. She was unaware of her husband watching her and when she reached the bottom of the stairs she climbed back and repeated the procedure. The worried husband blurted out saying 'Darling, what are you doing?' The wife was prompt in her reply ' "Darling, can't you see. I am warming up your breakfast".

Address in the UK Parliament re the Gaza hostilities.

Address in the UK Parliament;-

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Ceylon, 100 years ago

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 (24) Ceylon 100s Years Ago: Old Sri Lanka #srilanka 🇱🇰📷🕰️ - YouTube