Mister Gain
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Fcuking dog still wanted his walk at half time...
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Personally, I much preferred the second 45 minutes as I had turned the TV off and gone into the garden and cracked open another bottle of Italian red whilst listening to my waterfall
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The Flat Earth Society has lots of followers from all over the globe.
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It's called "muliculturalism", they were "integrating".
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Haven't got a credit card and never had one, always use cash. When I buy on t'interweb I use the old woman's card details and give her the money as soon as she comes in from work. She always asks the same question "Have you bought something on the web?", and I generally reply along the lines of "No, I'm giving you thirty eight pounds and sixty three pence because I like you."
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Hats off to that toddler for foiling that burglary at the last minute.
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I recall in the early 60's I would sometimes get a ten bob note in a birthday card ?(or a 5/- postal order), thought I was rich
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Another enjoyable video mate
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We've been using gas BBQ's for about 15 years now, got p1ssed off with the clean up of the charcoal ones. Ours gets used about 4-5 times per week, even in the winter as it's under cover. You still get the BBQ taste with the gas as the fats drip onto the heat diffuser and instantly combusts, thus imparting the flavour to whatever is cooking. It's situated about 12 feet from the oven in the kitchen, but again, there's the clean up of the oven etc. Much easier to to fire up the BBQ, cleaning consists of just a couple of strokes of the wire brush. You don't have to wait 45 minutes or so for
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A memorial ride involving motorbike and scooter riders from two separate points paid tribute to Lee today. One group started in Wrotham, Kent and the other left from Blackheath, south east London. They held the guard of honour in Woolwich. All donations from the ride will go to the Armed Forces Bikers charity.
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Thank fcuk it's about a Damascus goat, when I read the title I thought it was going to be another Dianne Abbott thread.
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That's pianoman, Simon W Atack. Superb paintings.
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Just a heads up for those of you who enjoy a pie, as I do, there are pie and mash shop pie moulds for sale on Ebay. I bought some about a month ago and can recommend them, they are a lot more durable than the foil pie ashets as they are made from alusteel and can be washed up whereas the foil ones get slung away. I bought them £17.50 for 10, and have made a batch of 10 mince and onion, which I froze. The moulds are actually sold to pie and mash shops and come in 2 sizes, I bought the larger ones. ... and the result, today's lunch
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The Mrs has just come into the living room in a little black PVC number, with fishnet stockings and high heels. She handed me a cold beer and told me to sit down and relax and when she comes back she'll give me 'what she does best'. I can't wait, I fcuking love shepherds pie.
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Made do with a rather healthy sunday lunch, BBQ'd Cyprus style pastirma sausages in pitta bread with tomato salad, absolutely love them. Couple of bottles of red first as an appetiser. Here's a pic of some I had earlier in the year (hence the use by date)
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That jerk pork will do the trick, absolutely love it. You can't beat the wet paste, that jerk powder doesn't cut it for me. Not seen it in that brand before, usually use Walkers Wood or Dunnes River pastes. I used to use it to make Jerk Pork and Apple sausages about 10" long, they were very popular when we had BBQ's.
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It's something I wouldn't have watched (too old), I was even too old for H.R. Pufnstuf LOL (1969)
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Just had a look on youtube for the old nursery rhyme "eeny meeny miny moe", and they have even changed that to "catch a TIGER by the toe"... not surprised though.
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Look at them pups hanging off that dam, she's going to end up with nipples like Holden wheel nuts.
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Since retirement I have dabbled with a bit of painting and drawing, and largely enjoyed it. Done all sorts of subjects (except hunting scenes) in watercolour, oil paint and a few graphite drawings. Last couple of years I've not been able to find the enthusiasm to restart. I have tried different styles as well, even had a go at the Bob Ross method in oils. I have sold a few and done a few commissions for people and given a fair few away. Did a watercolour doberman for my brother Done my son's dog some years back and sent it out to Aussie for him
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(20.00) 8PM mate, Archive on 4. 50 years on - Rivers of Blood.
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Those flowers were not laid in the street in which he died, they were placed opposite the house he was burgling, so hardly a shrine but more of an intimidatory action IMO, so should be removed. As for the police saying they will arrest anybody removing the flowers, just about sums this country up. The women putting the flowers up were clambering all over that fence, no respect for anyone's property. Now it has been mooted that we, the taxpayer, might have to foot the bill for the funeral as he was unemployed at the time of his death. Fcuking laughable... No doubt the relatives at the wake
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As mackem says, amnesty bin, but that one is Essex police not London. Most current Londoners wouldn't be able to read it, it would have to have lots of translations, Pakistani, Syrian, Eritrean etc.
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When working up high, ALWAYS apply Safety First.
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I wonder what percentage of the knife crimes committed were indeed committed by somebody buying the knife from the internet, very few if any I would suggest. More than likely these brave young lads obtain their weapon from the cutlery drawer in the kitchen. That proposed action to ban buying knives over the internet will have no effect on statistics whatsoever, all it will do is inconvenience ordinary people. Fortunately I have a drawer full of butchers knives and chefs knives etc (and I've got a 10" chopper ) which will outlast me, so it won't affect me. Where do they draw the line, a well ho
