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My boy is the ‘ardest ‘ombré in ‘ull ! Hes ‘arder than Bruce f****n Lee f****n Chuck f****n Norris ! (Apologies to Bricktop). So you lot stop picking on him Cheers.
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I went into town before the game to get one of those half/half Newcastle-PSG scarfs for my grandson who supports both teams. The entire city centre was closed to traffic, so I had to walk about half a mile to St. James'. Ive never seen a match day atmosphere like it ! The PSG ultras, thousands of them, marched through town to a holding area next to the ground and , fair do's , they were singing their heads off ! The streets were absolutely full of Newcastle supporters, camera crews and a massive police presence. I got the scarf just in front of Shearers Bar, ironically of
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I've allways supported you, mate, and think you are a laugh and don't take things seriously, but drop it mate, you're making a fool of yourself here.... Take a bit of advise from an old man who's been there and done that.... Cheers.
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He was 55 and it was a Patterdale…. Behave yourself mate. Cheers.
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Oh dear; How sad; Never mind….. Cheers.
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That dog in Shiney Row had the bloke by the throat. So much for kicking it in the ribs or hitting it on the head It tore his throat out and he bled to death. What a terrible way to end your life…..
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I was actually mates with Jimmy Nail, (Jimmy Bradford), when we were much younger. We swapped Lambrettas for a while when we were mods. He had a habit of mentioning people in his shows and films and mentioned my parents a few times. He was bigger pals with my brother in law , Tony Fleck, and mentions him and my other pal, Chad Shephard, a lot in his book. Cheers.
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When I was in the Middle East, I was selling a washing machine for a pal who had left. It was almost new, one of those big American GE jobs and he only wanted sr 300 for it, about £50. Anyway, a Pakistani woman turned up and offered sr 200, I said no, I want sr 400 for it ! She said but you advertised it for sr 300; I said yes, that's correct, so why are you insulting me by offering less ? She looked at me like I was crazy and left. An American turned up, took one look and gave me the asking price ! Cheers.
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I remember going to the “baths”, (swimming pool), and the overwhelming smell of chlorine and the machine dispensing Brylcreem for one old penny a shot ! Cheers.
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Curried mince for dinner; and ham broth in the slow cooker; Bon Apetit.
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Home made pigs liver pâté; Cheers.
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The The origin of the word Im sure comes from the Italian for the main lady singer in an opera; Prima Diva, much as the main lady dancer in ballet is the Prima Donna. Both titles have obviously deviated far from their original meaning but I though the question was related to the original meaning, but I do understand there is such things as pop divas, rock divas, etc. Tina Turner would surely deserve the appellation “Rock Diva” ? Cheers.
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I think we have a lot of different ideas on what a “diva” is, but mine would be Maria Callas, the aria from the film “Philadelphia “ was outstanding. More recent would be Streisand and Celine Dion. Cheers.
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“Each to their own”- we're all different with different ideas and philosophies. ”Mine is not to reason why”- I don’t need to justify why my point of view is different to anyone else’s. We all have opinions, rightly or wrongly, but I can respect other’s opinions without agreeing with them . And there endeth the lesson ! LOL ! Cheers.
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“Each to there own; mine is not to reason why”. Apologies for the mixed metaphors! Cheers.
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Why would anyone want a lurcher that was yappy and manny ?? Cheers.
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I've never had a lurcher that was a good guard, probably because they've all been kennelled and trained to be quiet. Now this girl WAS a good guard; Profesionally trained by an Indian Army dog handler, no barking, no histrionics, just a stare, a curled lip and a low growl ! Absolutely fine with other dogs, even caught the odd rabbit and worked with the lurchers; Cheers.
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Maybe I'm just "old school", but I've allways thought you leave kids and women out of it......... Cheers.
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“Mother in law was being attacked by two muggers, wife said are you not going to help, I said no, they started it why should I help them ? “ Cheers.
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They’re a wee bit chaffed with all the walking I’ve been doing trying to get this lumbering lummox of a deerhound x fit. Cheers.
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I honestly believe he’s just misguided, he just needs pointing in the right direction, and I’m there for him when he realises he’s on the wrong track ! Getting him to realise it is the biggest challenge, but my loins are girded and I’m up for the challenge ! Cheers.
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Reminds me of the old joke; “burgalars broke into wor hoose and left a ten bob note on the mantle piece”…. Cheers.
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Do it ! I regret not doing it to mC when he was younger ! Remember, “ Spare the rod, spoil the child “ ! Cheers.
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It’s been a while, but I’m sure one of those pics is from Hawick, the other from Bedlington. Zues’ owner is a good lad, I’ve had a few conversations with him. Cheers.
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The “Alaunt” was quite popular around the Scottish Borders a few years back. A lad who was on here had a one, Zeus, that I saw a few times, I’m sure he won’t mind me putting up a couple of pics I took of the dog; Cheers.
