Travancore.

Yes, he of the very strong jaw line.
They were the times when one could easily differentiate between the parties.
Imagine meeting Kevin down the pub.

"Asia-translation"
In my student days, the father of one of my classmates lived in that
suburb, and owned a pub nearby that was much frequented by Arthur
Calwell ...
Tony

Yes indeed - tho' remember our Kevin has ventured into a nightclub at
least once.

And as for Arthur Calwell, imagine if he had kissed your baby. He
might have rubbed off - nasty thought

Tony

rodney wrote:
Yes, he of the very strong jaw line.
They were the times when one could easily differentiate between the parties.
Imagine meeting Kevin down the pub.

"Asia-translation"
In my student days, the father of one of my classmates lived in that
suburb, and owned a pub nearby that was much frequented by Arthur
Calwell ...
Tony

Oh dear, your humour certainly brightens my day
Arthur was a smart looker when young, but it was all down hill after that.
An older Arthur would have scared the baby, I'm sure.

I remember before buying our home, we were renting a Govt abode,
and it had the budget "head and shoulders" mirrors throughout.
In the new mansion with full length mirrors, I got out of the shower the
first morning and had a start!
Who was that large fat balding man in the bathroom with me?



And as for Arthur Calwell, imagine if he had kissed your baby. He
might have rubbed off - nasty thought

Tony

On May 26, 10:12 pm, "rodney" wrote:
Oh dear, your humour certainly brightens my day
Arthur was a smart looker when young, but it was all down hill after that.
An older Arthur would have scared the baby, I'm sure.

I remember before buying our home, we were renting a Govt abode,
and it had the budget "head and shoulders" mirrors throughout.
In the new mansion with full length mirrors, I got out of the shower the
first morning and had a start!
Who was that large fat balding man in the bathroom with me?

And as for Arthur Calwell, imagine if he had kissed your baby. He
might have rubbed off - nasty thought

Tony

I had a haircut (if it could be called that, perhaps 'hair cut' would
be more appropriate) yesterday. Very nasty shock when the hairdresser
held up the mirror so I could see the vast gleaming expanse at the
back. I have one shaving-side mirror in the bathroom - that's quite
adequate, thank you. I suppose I could see myself in it when stepping
out of the shower, but I refuse to bathe with my glasses on.

Tony