Tell us something really trivial about your life Volume 40
Discussion
Byker28i said:
paua said:
Oh, mothers, tell yer children not to do what I have done.
it's been the ruin of many poor boyslopes said:
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This new "experimental" stuff is amazing, doesn't half go some
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"Anybody wanna score? Anybody wanna score?"
Dunstable and Haywain are undercover. Word to the wise. They're both still north of six feet six so they shouldn't be too hard to spot. And watch out for their entrapment method.
"Yes, thank you, I would like to score, please. My friend and I keep score for all the local cricket clubs."
"And darts."
"And darts. Exactly, Consta... Mr Haywain. John. It is John, isnt it?"
psi310398 said:
DickyC said:
Being in the audience at a John Otway concert, belting out House of the Rising Sun in company with several hundred like-minded strangers, i found to be a surprisingly moving experience.
Daft old sod.
You or him, Dicky?Daft old sod.
My last outing to see/hear him was in Oxford and Wild Willy Barrett was doing the honours with him. That dates me!
paua said:
Were you at The Deer and Headlights last night, paua? If so, I'm sorry I missed you. It was Ed and Ann's thing they do.Every few years, Ed Chovey, the fishmonger from Trivbridge, holds a surprise party for his girlfriend, Ann Krondorf, to propose. She always turns him down. It's simply that she doesn't want to lose her distinguushed surname. She claims.
It's always a good night, though. The anticipation. And the beer.
Ann Krondorf. Ann Chovey. Difficult.
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