Disappointments

[Zippy]

Yes, and I even discarded half a pint of God's good ale for the sake of shagging a slapper.

And how much did it cost to get in to that attraction?

[DodgyAgent]

No I'm not offering one night with MF, but when was the last time you were really disappointed?

Over the weekend took the kids to the Eden Project after hearing nothing be rave reviews, but it turned out to just be a big green house.

I was expecting something more educational, and interactive for the kids, in the end it we have a very similar thing in Leeds (Roundhay Tropical World) which is a hell of a lot cheaper, and there is a pub over the road rather than having to walk bloody miles back to the car at Eden!

You can see all the plants you are ever going to need to see right here on CUK

[Mich the Tester]

And how much did it cost to get in to that attraction?

Half a pint.

[BA to the Stars]

Sometimes I wished I had failed; trying to get some sensation from a hollowed out box that stinks of fish and could accomodate the post office tower just made me wish I'd stayed in the pub and finished my pint.

I hope you used precautions - like tying a plank to your feet so you didn't fall in!

[Mich the Tester]

I hope you used precautions - like tying a plank to your feet so you didn't fall in!

Gas mask and biohazard suit might have been better.

[KentPhilip]

Do they object to you carrying several large bricks and a bucket of weedkiller into the Eden Project?

[MarillionFan]

Do they object to you carrying several large bricks and a bucket of weedkiller into the Eden Project?

I've been to the Eden Project a couple of times, last time a few months ago. The kids enjoyed, we enjoyed. It was relaxing and very educational. The children drew pictures, put a tent up and enjoyed running around & remembering the Latin names of the herbs. Of course, I wouldn't expect everyone's children to enjoy the educational part as frankly some kids & their parents are just a bit chavvy/thick, think playing computer games & picking their nose is the height of entertainment while their dad fooks off to the pub for a pint of mild.

Just saying like.

[SimonMac]

I've been to the Eden Project a couple of times, last time a few months ago. The kids enjoyed, we enjoyed. It was relaxing and very educational. The children drew pictures, put a tent up and enjoyed running around & remembering the Latin names of the herbs. Of course, I wouldn't expect everyone's children to enjoy the educational part as frankly some kids & their parents are just a bit chavvy/thick, think playing computer games & picking their nose is the height of entertainment while their dad fooks off to the pub for a pint of mild.

Just saying like.

Phew, I thought that was a dig at me but I drink heavy not mild.

[doomage]

I've been to the Eden Project a couple of times, last time a few months ago. The kids enjoyed, we enjoyed. It was relaxing and very educational. The children drew pictures, put a tent up and enjoyed running around & remembering the Latin names of the herbs. Of course, I wouldn't expect everyone's children to enjoy the educational part as frankly some kids & their parents are just a bit chavvy/thick, think playing computer games & picking their nose is the height of entertainment while their dad fooks off to the pub for a pint of heavy.

Just saying like.

ftfy

[Scoobos]

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