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Curry Club - Thursday 7 March 2019 - venue TBC
brum replied to Michael Palaeologus's topic in The Lounge
Oh no mike I love you all! I have my daughter on Thursdays. Will miss you all though! -
Curry Club - Thursday 7 March 2019 - venue TBC
brum replied to Michael Palaeologus's topic in The Lounge
Sorry Mike I can't do that day either. No prob, I will come along to the next one. -
Play up Pompey!
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Curry Club - Thursday 7 March 2019 - venue TBC
brum replied to Michael Palaeologus's topic in The Lounge
And I'm in the same boat as LB. Singing on Wednesdays! Sigh! -
Steady on Huguenot, just kidding with you old chap. I have nothing else to contribute. *farts and throws another smelly cabbage* (by the way, such behaviour has never attracted any girls, strangely enough!)
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Absolutely the best way to look at it - it made you smile! Luckily for me, my 'works van' does not require horn honking to draw attention from the females... One slightly pleasing perk of travelling in a fire engine!
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How did you feel? There's no reaction that is 'right' or 'wrong' - its how you felt that is important..... if you laughed out loud, perhaps you felt maybe a little flattered? Certainly doesn't seem to be a response of someone who was offended or degraded. Boys in work vans behave in a way they would never behave in their own private cars. In their works van, male bravado and testosterone sometimes takes over....
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Huguenot, by heaven, you are a very clever chap. Perhaps even a smart a*se. Which would be a shame, as nobody likes a smart a*se.
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Congratulations to LB and Mike! Mine fell 8 fences in :(
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Not seen it but the trailer is excellent. A tough subject to tackle.
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Finger
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Skin
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Surely the dirtier the dibber, the greater the coudos? To be worn as a badge of honour? A mark of experience in the world of hole making? In a similar way, in my days in archaeology, experience was shown through the size of one's trowel. My 4 incher was hardly blunted, compared to the size of the one owned by the hardened archaeologist, with his stumpy little tool barely an inch long. Respect!
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twitching
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A single bubble, floating freely in the air....
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Nosey