Now, to ‘facilitate’: there’s an interesting verb.
Is it some sort of rustic metaphor?
Is it legal?
Does it mean …
- ‘... to make things easy’, as it were from the French?
- Or could it be, according to OED, ‘having a superficial and simplistic knowledge’?
- Then there’s ‘… ignoring the true complexities of an issue; superficial …’
- Other dictionaries come up with words/phrases like: ‘trivial,’ ‘unsubstantiated opinion,’ ‘commonplace,’ etc.
Ignoring such facile nonsense, 13 people came along to make sure that we had an enjoyable evening of music.
We couldn’t ignore that we’re in May-time …
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| Hail, hail ... |
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| What a bonny moorhen. |
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Mick's tune of dubious origin ... something to do with lead. |
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| She walks these hills ... |
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| On being the ploughman's joy.
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Did anyone notice that we now have low-risk luminescence?
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| You don't have to blow them out ... and they're COOL! |
These cost the club less than £1.00 each, inc. batteries and p&p from here.
With 80 hours battery-life, we should be OK for a few weeks.
Would anybody like to buy some redundant tea-lights?
Please make a reasonable offer to Dogsbody before I advertise them on EBay.
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