Tea? (Part 2)

[Bobby Mhor]

Getta youra ica creama HERA

 

[172traindriver]

Never ran over God's country.....
the Ned tribe repelled them

 

[172traindriver]

EWWWWWW gross. Typical Scots. They will eat anything bloody rubbish. Hagis being a prime example. Nasty little beggers should be shot on sight.

Very well camouflaged I believe, extremely difficult to see in the undergrowth

 

[welsh dragon]

Very well camouflaged I believe, extremely difficult to see in the undergrowth

So I hear, but they do make a god awful screeching noise I understand. A bit like wailing and screaming, and they do it in bunches of 10 or 20. They gather together and start screeching altogether.

 

[172traindriver]

Did I or did I not tell you I was going shopping on Sunday?

Too many times

 

[welsh dragon]

I am going to have to start being careful. I am in danger of people actually thinking I may be intelligent and that won't do at all.

Don't worry though. It doesn't happen very often.

 

[172traindriver]

So I hear, but they do make a god awful screeching noise I understand. A bit like wailing and screaming, and they do it in bunches of 10 or 20. They gather together and start screeching altogether.

 

[172traindriver]

I am going to have to start being careful. I am in danger of people actually thinking I may be intelligent and that won't do at all.

Don't worry though. It doesn't happen very often.

 

[welsh dragon]

Too many times

Then why don;t you listen? Oh i forgot, it's a man thing....

 

[172traindriver]

Then why don;t you listen? Oh i forgot, it's a man thing....

It's just you going on and on

 

[welsh dragon]

It's just you going on and on

OK I'm reading this newspaper again then.

 

[Saluki]

I want to put my archery practice to use. Hit a Pound note, remember those, over the length of a football pitch & I was aiming to hit it. Managed it twice out of three arrows.

That's good shooting. What sort of bow were you using?

 

[classic33]

Never ran over God's country.....
the Ned tribe repelled them

"All the more surprising given that the Vindolanda tablets show that the Roman nickname for the north British locals was Brittunculi meaning "nasty little Britons"."

 

[welsh dragon]

"All the more surprising given that the Vindolanda tablets show that the Roman nickname for the north British locals was Brittunculi meaning "nasty little Britons"."

I read that somewhere before. It wasn't a very nice thing to call them. It was meant as an insult of the worst kind.

 

[welsh dragon]

It's just you going on and on

I will never, ever mention making cakes again so there.