CLOSED - THANKS to all customers for the last few years

It's all relative Bluelady. We have made certain we have enough drinking water but we do have to use it for other purposes too. Just to flush the loo takes 7 litres. By the time washing, washing up, washing clothes and cooking etc. are taken into account, you can see how it adds up. It can be quite difficult when there is nothing coming out of the taps.

Socrates, it must be difficult to have no water coming from taps at all. When I was very small there was a drought in one of the countries in which I lived but at least the water did come on sporadically throughout the day

Keaydian, not that I would ever suggest you slim down but I read this and thought of you ;0).

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/tayside_and_central/6917978.stm

Oh er.

Keaydian, will a pint or two if guinness loosen your tongue?

Hmmm, let's find out.

The glasses of guinness are on the bar but make sure none have been touched by the kangaroos.

Can I have a pint please

There all mine,

I mean they're

Cn I have a pint please?

It seems a bit ironic that when the water level is up to the top of the washing line that people can't wash their clothes.

Try playing football and come home with clean clothes.


Gloucester, Matthew Clift sent this photo of the city's football ground completely submerged by water



Is it true that there is a hosepipe ban in Gloucester?

Boys, beers are on the house, not literally of course.

Thanks Blue, now you don't like Guinness, what would you like?

To see you boys drinking copious amount of beer and divulging all your secrets.

We will drink the beer but what secrets could we possibly have of interest to a lady :-)

That is true optomistic, perhaps a cup of tea would be preferable.

I'll have the Guinness you have the tea, Blue...are you t-total?

I have a secret..............

Tell all, do.

No, buurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrp