Tea? (Part 2)

[rbreid]

Good night all. Busy day tomorrow so need ZZZZZ's

 

[somewhere in america]

My baby boy and his new toy
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It's in the blood

GORGEOUS!
My house is worth less then that bike

 

[classic33]

Good night all. Busy day tomorrow so need ZZZZZ's

Part timer!!

 

[somewhere in america]

Been all day. Am still dressed in thermals and a buff and only just warming up. On the plus side I sold a DVD. Yes, only 1 but it was better than yesterday. This pop-up shop lark isn't all it's cracked up to be but at least I've tried.

According to the regulars there, the last couple of weekends have been the quietest they've had all year. I think I've jinxed the place.

I'd just like to mention "buff" means nude here.

 

[somewhere in america]

I am no Mrs Robinson, i'm looking for a sugar daddy that can take me away from all of this.

Have fun with Cougar though

ME TOO! It's been a few years since I had one
(But he could be younger then me too, really not a problem for me as long as he's rich):

 

[classic33]

@Hill Wimp,
"Rush hour commuters are being asked to walk or cycle instead of taking trains on a London Underground line in an attempt to reduce overcrowding."
See:- http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-24888358

 

[classic33]

 

[TVC]

I'd just like to mention "buff" means nude here.

Yep, same here

 

[ColinJ]

Yep, same here

Whereas "I went for a ride and my fanny pack started chafing" would have a whole different meaning on this side of the water!

 

[somewhere in america]

Well that was quite an entertaining 400 posts to go through. But well worth it. I especially like the pic of the naked dude with the accordian. But the best posts were about Bob's balls.

So with that in mind I hate to be so rude but.....
it was 73F today at 5pm when I took this pic
sunny, no clouds and quite warm.



And a the British word I learned last night (elsewhere) was "kip" which apparently means sleep or maybe nap

Also, Americans really have a difficult time pronouncing the word Celt. So is it kelt or selt?

 

[TVC]

Kelt

 

[somewhere in america]

And besides working on the camper, I also rode 12 miles this week. 1 mile every day and today 6 miles. Not as sore today as I was the last time I rode the 6 miles. So just proves that even riding a little everyday helps.

 

[classic33]

Kelt

Unless you're referring to the football team!!

 

[classic33]

And besides working on the camper, I also rode 12 miles this week. 1 mile every day and today 6 miles. Not as sore today as I was the last time I rode the 6 miles. So just proves that even riding a little everyday helps.

The six miles today, were they the return journey!!

 

[somewhere in america]

The six miles today, were they the return journey!!

The return was 3 miles.
which football team?