#SilentSunday
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@CiaraNi I rather like windymill, though that also implies there should be waterymill.
@cassana Yes! I love waterymill. I shall be using that too.
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@CiaraNi I rather like windymill, though that also implies there should be waterymill.
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@the_roamer Lady Joan Mastodon and me and you, so. We'll keep the word windymill alive.
#windymill is the future.
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@davidtheeviloverlord @cassana There's a fairytale in that, one of the traditional ones, dark with a macabre ending.
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@CiaraNi Windymill is lovely. In Scotland, standing washing lines are called "whirlygigs", which I also love.
@icecolbeveridge Whirlygig is a great word. I've only known it in the sense of a carousel, like a fairground attraction, which isn't called for much in general conversation. I love the idea of it being a regular household word. And I can't believe the rest of us have been hanging out the washing on a boring old 'rotary line' when we could've been saying 'whirlygig' all along.
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@davidtheeviloverlord @cassana There's a fairytale in that, one of the traditional ones, dark with a macabre ending.
@CiaraNi Is a fairytale actually a fairtale?
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@CiaraNi and there's already a Windy Miller!
@mothninja @CiaraNi Was just going to mention this!
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@mothninja @CiaraNi Was just going to mention this!
@RolloTreadway @mothninja His sideburns
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@CiaraNi Is a fairytale actually a fairtale?
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@mothninja I did not know that - I am pleased to meet Windy Miller. Thanks!
@CiaraNi @mothninja Windy Miller’s very own episode of Camberwick Green starts at 14:30 here (if it’ll consent to play in your country (*cough*VPN*cough*)
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@cassana Yes! I love waterymill. I shall be using that too.
