Didn't SY have a 'friend' who hired out a place in cheshire ? Im sure that will be fine.
Maybe SY will get his mate to do MF a special rate.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
http://www.landmarktrust.org.uk/Buil...rgunnock_HouseLast edited by eek; 4 March 2012, 23:28.
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This looked good. Not sure they allow Muggles.
And EternalOptimists suggestion has some promise.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
Would liven up the afternoon no end.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postyou imply that he has no friends
so who will chain him to a lampost in Blackpool, strip him naked, paint him blue all over, shave one of his eyebrows off, sh!t on his head and whazz him with a cattle prod ?
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Originally posted by eek View PostWhat exactly are volumteers?
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postyou imply that he has no friends
so who will chain him to a lampost in Blackpool, strip him naked, paint him blue all over, shave one of his eyebrows off, sh!t on his head and whazz him with a cattle prod ?
maybe we should ask for volumteers. I can afford the cattle prod, even if I cant make the do
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This looks reasonable Oxon Hoath
£3500 for the hall another £3000 for the food and £4000 to stay overnight but your guests may pay some of that bit.
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Originally posted by eek View PostMy guess is 12 family.
so who will chain him to a lampost in Blackpool, strip him naked, paint him blue all over, shave one of his eyebrows off, sh!t on his head and whazz him with a cattle prod ?
maybe we should ask for volumteers. I can afford the cattle prod, even if I cant make the do
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Originally posted by eek View PostI know however that (soon to be) Mrs MF seems to want the big family do with all the trimmings.
After Mrs MF and the MIL went for a drink. Huge, extravagant and anyone they'd ever met for more than 5 minutes was the way forward.
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