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Prediction!

False

:tears: :tears: :tears: :tears: :tears:

I really have to! :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes:

TPBM likes the British cuisine.
 
True. Felt slippers for Mom.

TPBM does not like to listen to original Jazz releases from the twenties due to the poor sound quality.
 
False. I seem able to get beyond all the hiss, crackle, pop and find the music in there somewhere.

TPBM would rather hear a bad recording of good music than a good recording of bad music.
 
True! (noogies I also try to go beyond and most of the time I succeed!)

TPBM likes to listen to music of the forties with a tube radio from the forties.
 
False. A mid-distant relative of my wife's was in it though.

TPBM has seen a Broadway musical on Broadway.
 
False. Had a chance in High School and declined. Oh well.

El Nexto...knows a real-life person very like Homer (or Bart) Simpson.
 
No, but would like a hot air balloon ride some day.

The next poster has been in a TV program audience.
 
Some say yes - but 'beauty' is definitely in the eye of the beholder, round here.

TPBM knows how to darn socks but does not.

Cheers, og
 
True. (but only if the weather is nice :D)

TPBM has watched dolphins and other sea life in a glass bottomed boat.
 
I have watched grouse in the past but I never observed these guys in the woods.

"Capercaillie are a Scottish folk band, founded in the 1980s by Donald Shaw and fronted by Karen Matheson. They have seen four of their albums placed in the UK Albums Chart, and continue to perform and record to the present day."

TPBM has been to a very large New Year's celebration (Over 100 people).
 
False.

So the poster below me would like to watch this shy, even in our Black Forest woods meanwhile rare beautiful bird in his habitat, which is as big as a turkey. (Not the habitat but the Auerhahn) grin...
 
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False.

So the poster below me would like to watch this shy, even in our Black Forest woods meanwhile rare beautiful bird in his habitat, which is as big as a turkey. (Not the habitat but the Auerhahn) grin...

And as good, or better, for eating :yes:

Also a brand of Whisky.
 
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