Candy Cottingham wrote:Plaice

I am not playing sulk

Maybe you know about our Pie and Jellied Eel shops in Walthamstow etc; in England.

Just down the road 30,00 miles from you.

Yes, The Manze Pie & Mash shop. You mean 30,000 miles of course.

runawayhorses wrote:OK, this is a PLACE

Clue: Many fish are at this place, there are several of them in the United States, its a chain of places.

The Question

Public Aquariums

close Gypsy, its a specific company that is known for fish and aquatic life. I know you've heard of it. Lets go to _ _!

Clue Shamu..

SeaWorld

Candy Cottingham wrote:SeaWorld

correct

cone-shaped hat with a flattened top

Pilgrims Hat

not a Pilgrims Hat
but it is a Religous hat coloured Red

crusaders hat

not a crusaders hat

This hat is small and worn by men only....Muslim!

im lost ,,lol

Has a Tassel

I think the country is in Africa...

you can do a sand dance with this hat on

the country is Egypt

Turban

Not Turbon..shall I give you the answer...

Small red cone shaped hat with tassel and flattened top made of felt

Tommy Cooper wore one ...english magician & comedian

Egptian men wear them .....Muslims

City of origin Morocco
worn in middle eastern countries
The name of the hat is a city in Morocco

Fez Hat

The only hats I ever wear are baseball caps, in fact I'm wearing one right now., its a Detroit tigers cap. Its black. I've worn baseball caps all my life..lol But sometimes I don't wear one, it depends on my mood, and how my hair looks that day. That's usually the deciding factor. A hat hides a multitude of bad hair days..

This is what it looks like the one I'm wearing now:



Heres a picture of a Detroit tigers player wearing one, no its not me..lol

Nice looking hat Tyler,nice looking guy wearing it also LOL

Jerry collects hats/caps from everywhere he plays golf
when our den get completed he will have a display**Wall Of Hats**

yes Fez or Fes is correct

Your turn Gypsy...

Aw damn, I thought it was my turn. I was under the impression that whoever answered the question correctly it was there turn next.. oh well..

oh! sorry Tyler ...I thought it strange Gypsy wearing a baseball cap...lol
I was worried about Brian he was at the accident and emergency hospital for 4 hours.
He has broken a bone in his foot at work. Plaster cast and crutches now for 8 weeks.
Sheet of thick stainless steel fell on his foot weighing cwt...a few fell and he was pinned against a wall...dodged some.
He was untying the plates of metal ready for fork lift and they moved from lorry.
Good job he had steel toe cap boots on. no-bodys fault just an accident.
Tetnus jab...antibiotic and pain killer.
He and another chap had been working on these plates for a week...putting scew holes ect; in them...
did 25 a day. They are used for stablizing stands for outdoor umbrellas at Pubs ect;

Your Turn Tyler

gypsy wrote:Nice looking hat Tyler,nice looking guy wearing it also LOL

Jerry collects hats/caps from everywhere he plays golf
when our den get completed he will have a display**Wall Of Hats**

Thanks Gypsy, I have a lot of caps too through the years, I kept some of them, they are in the closet. That's cool Jerry wants to display them. I would but most of mine are worn out.. lol

Candy Cottingham wrote:oh! sorry Tyler ...I thought it strange Gypsy wearing a baseball cap...lol
I was worried about Brian he was at the accident and emergency hospital for 4 hours.
He has broken a bone in his foot at work. Plaster cast and crutches now for 8 weeks.
Sheet of thick stainless steel fell on his foot weighing cwt...a few fell and he was pinned against a wall...dodged some.
He was untying the plates of metal ready for fork lift and they moved from lorry.
Good job he had steel toe cap boots on. no-bodys fault just an accident.
Tetnus jab...antibiotic and pain killer.
He and another chap had been working on these plates for a week...putting scew holes ect; in them...
did 25 a day. They are used for stablizing stands for outdoor umbrellas at Pubs ect;

Your Turn Tyler

Sorry to hear that Candy, tell Brian I wish him a speedy recovery. I know about metal sheets and how dangerous it can be to work with them. I know about driving a forklift too. I actually was the guy who gave out the forklift license certificates where I worked becuase I was the best forklift driver there, they made me the guy in charge of the forklifts. We had several.

Clue: This is a Thing

They provide heat and come in many shapes and sizes.

Solar Panels

I will tell Brian Tyler
Health and Safety will be checking up I bet ...I expect the hospital notifies them.

He goes back to fracture clinic at the hospital Monday to have the caste removed.
To see how the wound is.
The hard plaster bit is underneath the foot.
Yes they have to have a licence here to drive a fork lift.
small company he works for..been their 18 years.
He was very lucky good job he was wearing them steel to-cap boots.
Treated well at the hospital...but not enough wheel chairs.
Though they did provide crutches .....all on the national health of course.