172traindriver
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You lot can do your own housework. . I have just finished re stringjng my rotary washing line. Looks lurvly now instead of the broken line that was on it.
Could do with you to help with some domestic duties
You lot can do your own housework. . I have just finished re stringjng my rotary washing line. Looks lurvly now instead of the broken line that was on it.
Tell you what......me and Welshie are meeting on **Tuesday and I will ask her if I can share. Cant do fairer than that, can I.Care to share??
You might work it out though. Don't admit defeat so easily.
Hang on.
The last time you ironed my Y fronts you said (and I quote) "Dave baby, I dont mind ironing them but next time could you at least wash them first"
More like, Dave baby, couldn't you at least have taken them off first?
Story of my life then. I wear his cast off undies and now you tell me I am only Welshies 2nd choice behind Drago.Sure she didnt find a pair of Dragos? Sounds like he may have been there before you
welshie ...you owe me a new keyboard this one has coffee all over it now
Chores, what chores?We were talking about domestic chores, and I asked welsh dragon to do mine for me.
Myles did some of that.Tell you what......me and Welshie are meeting on **Tuesday and I will ask her if I can share. Cant do fairer than that, can I.
** we were supposed to meet tomorrow but she has to lassoo, rope and brand all the new cows, ready for the market.
Drinks: Bath Ales 'Barnsey'/ Gem.Sounds a good price for a Sunday lunch but......
What were you drinking ?
What did you eat ?
That is good then. Never heard of Bath ales but it all sounds good.Drinks: Bath Ales 'Barnsey'/ Gem.
Food: Roast pork/roast beef, yorkie, cauliflower cheese, Savoy cabbage, green beans, carrots, roast taters.
All cooked very nicely to order with excellent table service.
Bath Ales do some really nice beer. Haven't had a bad one yet.That is good then. Never heard of Bath ales but it all sounds good.
welshie ...you owe me a new keyboard this one has coffee all over it now
My abiding memories od St Austells beer goes back to the early 70s when on holiday. Warrington was blessed with the nectar from both Greenhalls and Tetley's. By comparrison St Austells was dead ie no head and no body to it.