Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Vic.


Couldn't hear you!

cynic any one can have my blood it is me that can only have my blood group
my blood is the most wanted used to save women who have troubles in birth .

I always thought VICTIM was a bit sharp , I feel a bit stuck in a rut , seems everything is about crime, scams ,people being ripped off endless immigrants etc I feel for the younger ones in the future .

TANK - Love it, you should write the book. "The secret of being an active alcoholic"

Chapter 1 Always run to the pub and back LOL!!!!

Comedian now as well eh .

Running to the pub seems admiral (make that admirable Hic!) .. running back impossible -):

stan would you like to meet me in shrewsbury in a pub say spoons
and you would see our fit I am will not hurt you .

Running like a tap?

Or a little sprinkler!

will be in the postage stamp in biscester sat a spoons pub

Fred - Your catheter playing up again?

While you're waiting, have a look at Gary Neville's and Ryan Gigg's luxury Manchester squat:

there was a prog last night on billionaires' lifestyles ...... absolutely mind-boggling
surprisingly the nigerians are now at the forefront ...... equally interesting was the amount of money spent in uk by this class (an oxymoron methinks), and that is nothing to do with property - eg £1m spent on a wedding at say the dorchester was commonplace

TANKER - 28 Oct 2015 10:28 - 64180 of 64185

"stan would you like to meet me in shrewsbury in a pub say spoons
and you would see our fit I am will not hurt you ."

Thank Tanks but I don't live in Shropshire any more.

It's alright Giggs and Neville doing that but will all leave when they are asked to .

In case you might be interested, here are a few ideas on face make-up for

Halloween.

..Well I ain't going nowhere -):

Revealed: The 39 steps to being a modern gentleman
Listen up chaps, Country Life magazine has released a guide to being a gentleman in the modern age

Revealed: The 39 steps to being a modern gentleman
Listen up chaps, Country Life magazine has released a guide to being a gentleman in the modern age


From todays Telegraph. How boring is this market. Top marks to Fred and TANK below.



The 39 steps to being a (modern) gentleman
Negotiates airports with ease
Never lets a door slam in someone's face
Can train a dog and a rose
Is aware that facial hair is temporary, but a tattoo is permanent
Knows when not to say anything
Wears his learning lightly
Possesses at least one well-made dark suit, one tweed suit, and a dinner jacket
Avoids lilac socks and polishes his shoes
Turns his mobile phone to silent at dinner
Carries house guests' luggage to their rooms
Tips staff in a private house and a gamekeeper
Says his name when being introduced
Breaks a relationship face to face
Is unafraid to speak the truth
Knows when to clap
Arrives at a meeting five minutes before the agreed time
Is good with waiters
Has two tricks to entertain children
Can undo a bra with one hand
Sings lustily in church
Is not vegetarian
Can sail a boat and ride a horse
Knows the difference between Glenfiddich and Glenda Jackson
Never kisses and tells
Cooks an omelette to die for
Can prepare a one-match bonfire
Seeks out his hostess at a party
Knows when to use an emoji
Would never own a Chihuahua
Has read Pride and Prejudice
Can tie his own bow tie
Would not go to Puerto Rico
Knows the difference between a rook and a crow
Sandals? No. Never
Wears a rose, not a carnation
Swats flies and rescues spiders
Demonstrates that making love is neither a race nor a competition
Never blow dries his hair
Knows that there is always an exception to a rule

(:))

Stan,

If you are not careful, I will tell Tinker and Manuel you moved to the Thames Valley, or was it the Embankment?


;-)

all posts notice that not one answer to my question on the uk being in the eu
and the benefits to uk people because their are non .
its good for companies wanting cheap labour on zero hours

the eu stinks and rotten vote out

not one post on the benefits to the working class