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Originally posted by palatino winotype View Postbefore heading over to thumb through any new publications that have appeared on the shelves of WH Smiths over the course of the day.
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Originally posted by escapeUK View PostI always thought that kecks was spelt with a K.
Yes it is.
Urban Dictionary: kecks
In Scotland and the North of England, Kecks means a guy's underpants.
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I always thought that kecks was spelt with a K.
Yes it is.
Urban Dictionary: kecks
In Scotland and the North of England, Kecks means a guy's underpants.
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Originally posted by KentPhilip View PostHaha
Can't you go across the footbridge and do the same thing in the services on the other side of the motorway?
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Haha
Can't you go across the footbridge and do the same thing in the services on the other side of the motorway?
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Originally posted by BA to the Stars View PostThis has the maings of a Malcolm Buggeridge thread without the quaint pub
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This has the maings of a Malcolm Buggeridge thread without the quaint pub
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Originally posted by palatino winotype View PostI've been staying at the Days Inn at Fleet Services this week for want of anywhere better to stay while attending a plastering course in a nearby village.
Hotel has no restaurant so all refreshments are taken in the adjoining services.
Since there's not much to do, I've been spending every evening over there. I have me dinner in Maccy Dees or the Wild Bean Cafe (the carbonara fresh out the microwave is awesome!) before heading over to thumb through any new publications that have appeared on the shelves of WH Smiths over the course of the day.
Then I round the evening off in the amusements section where I have a blast on the fruitees for an hour or so before going to bed.
Well, last night saw me accosted by a security guard and ushered off the premises when I went for my evening crackshot session. Apparently some ungrateful cow from the night before had got the hump when I went up to her and asked if she'd like me to show her some "special features".
FFS, some people!
I don't go through life doing things for people just so I can end up with me cacks round me ankles
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Escorted off the premises
I've been staying at the Days Inn at Fleet Services this week for want of anywhere better to stay while attending a plastering course in a nearby village.
Hotel has no restaurant so all refreshments are taken in the adjoining services.
Since there's not much to do, I've been spending every evening over there. I have me dinner in Maccy Dees or the Wild Bean Cafe (the carbonara fresh out the microwave is awesome!) before heading over to thumb through any new publications that have appeared on the shelves of WH Smiths over the course of the day.
Then I round the evening off in the amusements section where I have a blast on the fruitees for an hour or so before going to bed.
Well, last night saw me accosted by a security guard and ushered off the premises when I went for my evening crackshot session. Apparently some ungrateful cow from the night before had got the hump when I went up to her and asked if she'd like me to show her some "special features".
FFS, some people!
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