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Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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Saturday - eldest son B'Day - lots of Lego and Hornby!
Sunday - naming ceremony for Brother in Laws youngest (they're not christian but fo want the pressies ....
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Monday - Legoland
Beer
is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.
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Offer to break a bottle of champagne over the little chaps head, see what "Brother in Law" says to thatOriginally posted by Coalman View PostSaturday - eldest son B'Day - lots of Lego and Hornby!
Sunday - naming ceremony for Brother in Laws youngest (they're not christian but fo want the pressies ....
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Monday - Legoland

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If I do that, they're only having cheap Cava not decent Champagne !!Originally posted by Churchill View PostOffer to break a bottle of champagne over the little chaps head, see what "Brother in Law" says to that
Beer
is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.
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Good lad!Originally posted by Coalman View PostIf I do that, they're only having cheap Cava not decent Champagne !!
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My youngest daughter is having a few friends over for a week late 15th birthday party.
So 25, 13-18 year olds eating bbq food, and generally being loud.
Hope the weather is good, otherwise the house will be fooked.Never has a man been heard to say on his death bed that he wishes he'd spent more time in the office.Comment
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Has Drewster received his invitation?Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostMy youngest daughter is having a few friends over for a week late 15th birthday party.
So 25, 13-18 year olds eating bbq food, and generally being loud.
Hope the weather is good, otherwise the house will be fooked.
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Think that age group sounds a bit old for himOriginally posted by Churchill View PostHas Drewster received his invitation?
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I'll just do whatever I'm told.
Might take the children swimming at the weekend - they have been having lessons every day this week, so need to keep it up.
Watch the last two episodes of Misfits.
Catch up on some sleep, possibly.If you have to add a
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostHas Drewster received his invitation?
I say chaps!! What are you implying!!Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostThink that age group sounds a bit old for him
I am deeply offended.......

Although now I think about it.... 25 - nubile teenage girls..... 15+ (my Teenage daughters wouldn't be seen dead with "kids" when they were 15).....Comment
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