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postage is 10 Euros that's the only downside :x
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Hear, hear.
On the whole, I believe I am in the company of gentlemen, lets face it, not many of those left. I particularly enjoy getting the wee ripped from me, strange I know, but never offence taken. I can be a touch cheeky myself and I hope it is received in the manner it was imparted. This forum is fun, useful, but ultimately fun. I know we have had a few members departing, their choice. I suspect if it wasn't one particular reason, it would be another. Brethern, Sisteren , remember, IT'S ONLY SHAVING!
"Then gently scan your brother man, Still gentler sister woman; Though they may gang a' kennin' wrang To step aside is human."
Address to Unco Guid (Uncommon good; translation for the benefit of would-be Scotsman Honey Monster)
Robert Burns
(Sermon Olly?)
Seasons greetings
Russell
On the whole, I believe I am in the company of gentlemen, lets face it, not many of those left. I particularly enjoy getting the wee ripped from me, strange I know, but never offence taken. I can be a touch cheeky myself and I hope it is received in the manner it was imparted. This forum is fun, useful, but ultimately fun. I know we have had a few members departing, their choice. I suspect if it wasn't one particular reason, it would be another. Brethern, Sisteren , remember, IT'S ONLY SHAVING!
"Then gently scan your brother man, Still gentler sister woman; Though they may gang a' kennin' wrang To step aside is human."
Address to Unco Guid (Uncommon good; translation for the benefit of would-be Scotsman Honey Monster)
Robert Burns
(Sermon Olly?)
Seasons greetings
Russell
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I have read the works of the good Rabbi Burns... and what's more some of them have been read to me by no less than Clare Grogan :hungrig (sadly it wasn't 1-1 but she is definitely getting foxier as life goes on)
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Pig Cat said:
Yes sirree, and Gregory's Girl and numerous other things in which you can see her gaining of foxiness over the last two or three decades.
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That actually doesn't do her justice.
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There's little more uplifting to the spirits when driving home through hissing rain at about half-past midnight than a wee blast of Clare reading some Burns on BBC Radio Scotland.
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My old man was a Burns fanatic. When I was a kid I thought it, well...pish! We did Tam O'Shanter at secondary school and I had a re-think.
The word genius gets bandied around a bit too much, in Rabbie's case it's more than well deserved. Plus he was right into his shaving, drink and the ladies. If the Gers had been around he would have been perfect,
Clare Grogan = cougar
The word genius gets bandied around a bit too much, in Rabbie's case it's more than well deserved. Plus he was right into his shaving, drink and the ladies. If the Gers had been around he would have been perfect,
Clare Grogan = cougar
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hunnymonster said:
Altered Images...said the old bloke with a long memory.
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She was in an episode of Father Ted too. I definitely preferred her as Kochanski to Chloe Annett, but I wouldn't kick either of them out of bed for farting.