Tea? (Part 2)

[Puddles]

I don't know about London or Oxford, but there are places called Exeter and Bristol, I live near Bristol

I always remember when I worked for a bank and we used to phone Bristol the lovely lady always used to answer the (internal) phone with "'Ello Brizzle 'ere" she was a lully person!

 

[phil_hg_uk]

It is much better to sit in the car for 5 minutes in the car park next to the school and annoy all the other parents with AC/DC - You shook me all night long with a head banging 3 year old in the back singing along loudly to it with the window open.

It is such immense fun to see how puckered the crispy mothers faces get

 

[Puddles]

Yep she doesn't do the hands though,... it has to be promptly turned off as I have weird varied tastes, the one before it on the CD is Vivaldi four seasons and the one after "You don''t know you're beautiful" by 1D and then Red Neck Woman Gretchen Wilson

 

[Lullabelle]

It is much better to sit in the car for 5 minutes in the car park next to the school and annoy all the other parents with AC/DC - You shook me all night long with a head banging 3 year old in the back singing along loudly to it with the window open.

It is such immense fun to see how puckered the crispy mothers faces get

Perfect choice

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

Similar. Don't tell anyone, but cockney is actually a bit of an invention to serve the tourists

Sort of. A true cockney is someone born within the sound of Bow Bells (roughly a couple of miles radius from St. Mary Le Bow church on Cheapside in the City of London) This area mostly isn't residential any more and is where a lot of the banks are now based.

Great Grandpa Rickshaw was a genuine cockney.

 

[phil_hg_uk]

Yep she doesn't do the hands though,... it has to be promptly turned off as I have weird varied tastes, the one before it on the CD is Vivaldi four seasons and the one after "You don''t know you're beautiful" by 1D and then Red Neck Woman Gretchen Wilson

But you have to do the hands

 

[Lullabelle]

I always remember when I worked for a bank and we used to phone Bristol the lovely lady always used to answer the (internal) phone with "'Ello Brizzle 'ere" she was a lully person!

One of our suppliers is based in Gloucester, Anne is a lovely lady with a cracking accent

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

The last book I read took place in that area. The main character lived in Exeter and had to journey to Bristol on foot; off road which I think took 5 days.

And the book I'm reading now takes place on a fictitious Island in the Celtic sea. The writer is obviously British.

We seem to have produced a lot of fantasy writers over the years.

 

[Lullabelle]

We seem to have produced a lot of fantasy writers over the years.

The Sun, Daily Mirror,....

 

[Lullabelle]

But you have to do the hands

A couple of years ago my brother and I went to see their cover band, we did the hands

 

[phil_hg_uk]

A couple of years ago my brother and I went to see their cover band, we did the hands

My favorite time I remember doing the hands was at Donington Monsters of Rock 1988 when Iron Maiden were on 2nd row back

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

The Sun, Daily Mirror,....

 

[rbreid]

One of our suppliers is based in Gloucester, Anne is a lovely lady with a cracking accent

Remembering one of the ladies I used to get on the phone when putting orders in for my bike shop....a voice that would have made any red blooded man weak at the knees..................Then I met her at a trade show..........Let's just say imagination and reality diverged somewhat Her nickname (of which she was proud?) was Skeletor....A lovely personality none the less.

 

[Puddles]

Right now I am semi-caught up on tea?

We did shopping today and I also seem to have purchased an ancient massive trunk for a tenner, that I managed to get down from £40 in the antique emporium that has strange stuff (like stuffed otters) in that is near the 99p shop that has the princess tissues & drinks in.

I have done the massive food shop round robin, only Makro left to go which can wait...

I have managed to purchase the small peoples presents for 2 of the 3 grandparents.

I got a few cycling bits that were reduced in Aldi.

Two toes on my right foot hurt as per, cos I have had shoes on all day (they did get impaled in a large nail when I was small)

My shoulders and back are killing me I am never doing a big shop when Mr P is away I don't get to collapse for ten minutes while he unloads the groaning car and makes me a cuppa and then I get to send him to the other freezer with the overflow from the freezer that lives int he cupboard of doom

 

[Puddles]

But you have to do the hands

She is still tiny she has time to learn the hands