Tea? (Part 3)

[solitaire]

I'm used to his shenanigans

Bet you was breathing fire

 

[welsh dragon]

Bet you was breathing fire

Breathing in more like

 

[solitaire]

Breathing in more like

 

[SteCenturion]

Shopping didn't take long!

Not been shopping, went moving my
$#!T€ as the missus calls it from one unit to tuther so that I can serve notice on original unit.

After that, we went with Junior to the North Pole to see St Nick in hos Grotto, he now charges £5.99 & £3.99 for a photo. Rum T₩@T.

In between a post meant for stephec got stuck in my outbox for about an hour or so.

Saw some great pictures & a tapestry at the garden centre that lit up (little twinkle lights) of that 'walking in the air' scene.

Wanted to buy one for Juniors room but the scaley one with forked tongue & whippy tail said "NO & then torched the gaff.

 

[SteCenturion]

I've not been in Bents for years, last time it looked like they were more interested in selling you tat disguised as crafts/ornaments, books, and wicker furniture, rather than plants.

I've even seen coach trips to it advertised???

The original Mr Bent & now his clan are very very wealthy, barr one of the son's, who he bought a house, he is a long time smack head & his neighbours can't sell because of him.

I think I've told this story before, anyway, it's roughly £8 or £9 each for a coffee & slice of cake in their tea rooms/cafe.

Wouldn't mind a slice of that business.

Doing so well that they paid for & put in a new road from the main road & a roundabout on the main road.

 

[SteCenturion]

[QUOTE="welsh dragon, post: 3436002, member: 32036 you should tell that to Mr WD. He takes bloody ages looking at all the bloody ingredients on things. Shopping takes twice as long as it should

I'll look at the ingredients of something if I've not seen something before.

I won't wander round shops without any purpose though, shopping's not my idea of a liesure activity.[/QUOTE]
I love it, but only if it's for guitar, bike, music stuff, stuff for me & stuff everyone else, then it's Grrrrreaaat !

 

[SteCenturion]

Watching Liverpool has just made me think of something, Ian Duke's not been on for a while.

No, your right, he might be blogging though.

 

[SteCenturion]

I do agree that just because the shops a are shut for a day people act as if the world is coming to an end and they panic buy.

It's the APOCOLYPSE haven't you heard.

 

[SteCenturion]

That sort of thing can get you into trouble cant it?

Depending on what your trouble & strife is like yeah.

 

[SteCenturion]

I May have to run out and buy errrr something, just In case you understand View attachment 74873

Ribbed, Flavoured ? or Ribbed & Flavoured ?

Choices, choices

 

[welsh dragon]

Ribbed, Flavoured ? or Ribbed & Flavoured ?

Choices, choices

 

[classic33]

It's the APOCOLYPSE haven't you heard.

 

[SteCenturion]

I know one or two looking to save money!

That'll be Yorkshire folk then, tight wads, the only people who don't unpick the pockets on a new suit.

"Sorry mate, a borrt this bloody suit 'n' arrrl pockits ur stitched up, ney wurr furt put mi wallet" - "will thee pay fur this rownd"

 

[SteCenturion]

Evening all phew! busy day with the doggies and back in again tomorrow.
Hope everyones had a good day, bit of riding, bit of shopping going on by the looks of it

Not sure I would have been brave enough to ask Mrs WD if she had a big bum Mr TD
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Crackin'

 

[SteCenturion]

McCoys crisps I was on about

Filthy mare