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THE TALK TO YOURSELF THREAD. (NOWT)     

goldfinger - 09 Jun 2005 12:25

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.

hewittalan6 - 01 Nov 2005 13:44 - 2001 of 81564

Nam,
Harry is that presenter. You appear to be thinking about Larry Grayson.
Or am I missing some kind of irony here?
Alan

namreh3 - 01 Nov 2005 13:46 - 2002 of 81564

Aaarrrgh. Fell right into it there Alan.

15-Love.

Nam

hewittalan6 - 01 Nov 2005 13:58 - 2003 of 81564

If anyone can interprate Nams recent posts please advise me. I am completely at sea here.
Alan

chocolat - 01 Nov 2005 13:58 - 2004 of 81564

Bet none of you had a physics teacher called Mr Puddephat.

namreh3 - 01 Nov 2005 14:07 - 2005 of 81564

Some of my contemporaries, whilst academic were not bright. I spent many an amusing hour in the JCR (and SCR) watching the N/S divide grow ever wider by a mixture of subsidised alcohol and an inherent inability to empathise. The Larry Grayson/Harry Gration debate always popped up in the (drunken) conversation somewhere along the line, as did turning Ansells into Theakstons by means of human metabolism.

Apologies if this is all a bit new to you Alan. Just reminiscing.

Nam

bosley - 01 Nov 2005 14:10 - 2006 of 81564

lol@chocolat. fantastic.

bosley - 01 Nov 2005 14:27 - 2007 of 81564

just seen this and nearly creamed my pants

sensible soccer

the greatest ever pc football game. and it's coming back.

hewittalan6 - 01 Nov 2005 15:18 - 2008 of 81564

You must have had a different class of eductaion to me, Nam.
I went to St Dunstan the Aggresive School for Backward Boys (Just opposite the St Vitus school for Forward Girls) and completed my education at the school of hard Knocks, the University of Life Before getting a degree in "It stands to reason" and an Honours degree in "Some bloke down the pub told me...."
I am now studying for a doctorate in writing pompous letters to the Guardian in order to apply for my dream job of second reserve assistant snowplough driver in Mauritius.
Back to the medication.
Alan

namreh3 - 01 Nov 2005 15:28 - 2009 of 81564

Different indeed Alan.

Nam

bosley - 01 Nov 2005 15:34 - 2010 of 81564

alan, while you were being aggressively schooled in backward boying, was that when you met H, as she does come across as someone schooled in being forward?

hewittalan6 - 01 Nov 2005 15:41 - 2011 of 81564

No,
H went to a school in the posh part of Leeds (Yes, there is one, Honestly), where people with real jobs lived. I came from the part where the careers teacher only knew how to work for the coal board or sign on with back problems. I was just a bit of rough she picked up one day (probably for a bet or something).
Which reminds me, being all nostalgic, did any of you guys ever take part in pig nights when you were out with the lads?
Now that is one of the best nights out I could ever recommend.
Alan

bosley - 01 Nov 2005 15:46 - 2012 of 81564

pig nights?

hewittalan6 - 01 Nov 2005 15:50 - 2013 of 81564

Fantastic nights around town, Boz. It needs a dozen or so guys and you all put 10 in the pot and agree to meet at midnight in a particular club. The bloke with the most foul, obnoxious and deformed woman on his arm wins the pot, providing he is seen kissing her. They were superb fun.
I once turned up with a bag lady (absolutley true) and lost. One of the guys was so good at this game we thought he must go touring local hospitals and police stations for lkely candidates, and he always turned up with someone with bodyparts missing and breath so bad it would cause sinus trouble in a dead fox.
Great nights.
Alan

moneyplus - 01 Nov 2005 15:55 - 2014 of 81564

H-you have my deepest sympathy!!

bhunt1910 - 01 Nov 2005 16:04 - 2015 of 81564

Yes - sorry chaps - just made the top 20 - albeit temporarily - thought I would bask in my moment of glory

Back to talking about disgusting women

Baza

hewittalan6 - 01 Nov 2005 16:07 - 2016 of 81564

Thank you ,moneyplus. I need it. He doesn't get any easier with age either. No Bosley thats not how he met me!!
H

bosley - 01 Nov 2005 16:43 - 2017 of 81564

alan, sounds like fun. we did something similar , but they were called viking nights. i once won by going home with a muriel gray (on a really, really bad day) look-a-like. in later years they became "nike" nights........ just do it!!!! all very macho , but good fun. women are just as bad, though. my girlfriend told me that she and her friends used to play snog-a-dog, which i wasn't happy about!!
H, how did you and alan meet , then? i'm in the mood for a nice story, just made a fire and got my feet up. i need cheering up as i've dropped to 575. well done baza, though.

hewittalan6 - 01 Nov 2005 16:45 - 2018 of 81564

Before I go into that, have a look at this from another thread.
http://www.endofworld.net/
You will love it!!
Alan

hewittalan6 - 01 Nov 2005 16:56 - 2019 of 81564

Please don't laugh. We met on Leeds outdoor market, where she was a sweet 16 year old flogging bags of nuts and raisins, liberally mixed with rat droppings as a Saturday job. I was resplendant in my Post office uniform, after a Saturday shift at work, (Picture Richard Gere in that navy uniform - thats it).
I was hungry and begging for broken biscuits, and she kept smiling sweetly in my direction and telling me to piss off.
I was overtaken by a weird feeling in the pit of my stomach. It was either love or indigestion, I've never been good at telling them apart.
Anyway, she launched a damaged chocolate-covered Hobnob at me, and I considered this a plus, as I ate it. After all, at my tender age, it was my first experience of a woman not actually trying very hard to get away from me, and it sorted out my hunger problem.
That evening we went to the pictures and for a macdonalds (it was all she could afford, with still being at school). We discovered we had a shared taste in perversions and 20 years, 3 kids, 3 dogs, 4 cats, 2 hamsters, numerous fish, 2 gerbils, 2 snakes, 1 parrot, 2 budgies and a horse later, here we are.
All certifiably true and enough to bring a tear to a glass eye. Look around you, not a dry leg in the house.
Alan

hewittalan6 - 01 Nov 2005 17:00 - 2020 of 81564

Baza,
I'm jealous. I was so happy to finish the day at number 250, till I read your post.
En Guarde. Tomorrow we do battle at 8am!!
Alan
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