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Evening everyone. Just off out to the chippy - anyone want anything?Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?Comment
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Right I am off to do some tidying up - like I had planned over an hour ago
Have a great time, MonkeyBazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostPlease tell me it was a joke about the shirts then...... if you are 29 and wearing Dad shirts, you need a goodThe squint, the cocked eye and clenched first are the cornerstones of all Merseyside communication from birth to graveComment
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostRight I am off to do some tidying up - like I had planned over an hour ago
Have a great time, Monkey
Time for a shave and then a swift oneComment
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Having crashed out very late (even by my standards) after Solstice sunrise, I'd hardly been asleep any time before I was woken (at 8am) by repeated banging on the front door and ringing of my doorbell.
Assuming that this was the postman trying to deliver the Amazon order I'd been expecting, I leapt out of bed, threw on jeans and a t-shirt and, half asleep, scuttled downstairs to the front door where somebody in a hi-vis jacket could be seen through the glass.
Upon opening the door I found that the place on his jacket where one might have expected to see the Royal Mail logo instead said "Police", and that there were two more chaps similarly attired stood just out of view of the door
"Morning, we just need to check a couple of flats - which one are you?"
"x..." I replied, still trying to get my head together in the face of this unexpected visitation.
"Ah, not yours then, if we can just..." <walk past me into hall> "...which one's y? This one is it?" <starts hammering repeatedly on flat door> "Thanks very much, much appreciated!"
Not really looking forward to meeting my neighbours in the hall now...
Although I don't think they found anybody in - for all I know the guy's moved. Not sure which other flat they were trying - I didn't hear them come upstairsComment
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostPlease tell me it was a joke about the shirts then...... if you are 29 and wearing Dad shirts, you need a goodComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostHaving crashed out very late (even by my standards) after Solstice sunrise, I'd hardly been asleep any time before I was woken (at 8am) by repeated banging on the front door and ringing of my doorbell.
Assuming that this was the postman trying to deliver the Amazon order I'd been expecting, I leapt out of bed, threw on jeans and a t-shirt and, half asleep, scuttled downstairs to the front door where somebody in a hi-vis jacket could be seen through the glass.
Upon opening the door I found that the place on his jacket where one might have expected to see the Royal Mail logo instead said "Police", and that there were two more chaps similarly attired stood just out of view of the door
"Morning, we just need to check a couple of flats - which one are you?"
"x..." I replied, still trying to get my head together in the face of this unexpected visitation.
"Ah, not yours then, if we can just..." <walk past me into hall> "...which one's y? This one is it?" <starts hammering repeatedly on flat door> "Thanks very much, much appreciated!"
Not really looking forward to meeting my neighbours in the hall now...
Although I don't think they found anybody in - for all I know the guy's moved. Not sure which other flat they were trying - I didn't hear them come upstairsComment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIs THAT your defence? I reckon you are in for a long stretch!
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Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
Happy birthday!
Automatically a hippy, just for being born today?
Abso-friggin-lutely!My all-time favourite Dilbert cartoon, this is: BTW, a Dumpster is a brand of skip, I think.Comment
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