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1 hour ago, JamesP_81 said:

 Eventually had to climb out a fucking window. 

Oooft.

54 minutes ago, Big Chief Toffee Teeth said:

Stenter or stretcher? Asking for a friend.clothes-prop.jpg

Stretcher obv

19 minutes ago, Shandon Par said:

Mrs MM has nice end bits. 

And she has three of them.

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2 hours ago, JamesP_81 said:

Estate agent was round yesterday taking the pictures/video etc to get the house on the market, so had to have the place immaculate. Mrs P takes all the keys that we have hanging at the back door and sticks them in a cupboard drawer, fair dos she tells me that and it's a sensible place for them. What she doesn't tell me is that she's put all the keys in the same place except for the actual door keys.

As she was out to work early this morning, locking the door after leaving, I was left raking through umpteen drawers and various other places keys may be kept to try and get the kids to school on time. Eventually had to climb out a fucking window. 45 minutes later when she replies to the many missed calls and messages saying we're locked in the house she tells me where they are. In the fucking cutlery drawer!!!!

What a spoon.

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8 minutes ago, KnightswoodBear said:

:lol: the f**k is this "stretcher" pish? 

I'm particularly disappointed in you @The_Kincardine

It's a term used in theatre for adjustable sticks to keep walls vertical in a stage set. It has nothing to do with clothes poles.

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29 minutes ago, welshbairn said:

It's a term used in theatre for adjustable sticks to keep walls vertical in a stage set. It has nothing to do with clothes poles.

At the risk of sounding pedantic, we call this 'Bracing' in our Theatre; mibbes Stretcher is used elsewhere tho, i'm not sure.

But we definitely called the clothes line variety a Stretcher when we were wee.

I'm sure this interjection answers nothing tho, so apologies fir that! 

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14 minutes ago, jofis said:

At the risk of sounding pedantic, we call this 'Bracing' in our Theatre; mibbes Stretcher is used elsewhere tho, i'm not sure.

But we definitely called the clothes line variety a Stretcher when we were wee.

I'm sure this interjection answers nothing tho, so apologies fir that! 

In  your theatre, oh really?

Welshbairn is our resident theatrical. Take "your theatre" and fùck off, love!

 

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Pffft.  A clothes pole is what you tie the washing line to.  These are stretchers, obviously.
Aye, if you're from Glasgow or the Central Belt, maybe. "Stenter", I'd have thought, would have picked up some support from the more Scots Language areas of the P&B constituency.
(Apologies if a bit tangential to the thread : just that the old "outsider" v "heel" thing got me started. )
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43 minutes ago, jofis said:

At the risk of sounding pedantic, we call this 'Bracing' in our Theatre; mibbes Stretcher is used elsewhere tho, i'm not sure.

But we definitely called the clothes line variety a Stretcher when we were wee.

I'm sure this interjection answers nothing tho, so apologies fir that! 

You're quite right. My memory's definitely going, worked in theatre for about 20 years. A clothes pole was definitely a clothes pole though.

 stagebrace2.jpg

P.S. There is something called a stretcher used in theatre but for the moment I've totally forgotten what it is.

 

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5 hours ago, Big Chief Toffee Teeth said:

Stenter or stretcher? Asking for a friend.clothes-prop.jpg

That's genuinely the kind of thing I'd expect to see Bob Geldof patronising some c**t under in a fucking township somewhere.

Get. Bin.

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10 minutes ago, Sergeant Wilson said:

In  your theatre, oh really?

Welshbairn is our resident theatrical. Take "your theatre" and fùck off, love!

 

Did sound a bit w**k, sorry Welshbairn.

It's a collaborative environment though, everyone is welcome. Especially old actors, renowned for playing comedy military figures in classic BBC sitcoms.

As you were, Sergeant!

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