Do You Know Who I Am?

[peterhunter86 8,627]

Fantastic on the radio today they where playing The Who

Who are you (CSI theme)

After every who are you they dubbed in that knob shouting Ronny Pickering

Got the makings of a number 1

 

 

They should do it wirh that song Alice

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

Anybody throw any light as to where my post went .

[delboy_187 902]

Anybody throw any light as to where my post went .

mod all mighty took it down

[*The*Field*Marshall* 674]

Ha ha it must it has surely got back to old Ronnie, I wonder if he feels like a right plonker! Ha ha. .

 

When I think about the "do you know who I am?" kind of person, it reminds me of something my old man use to say "There's always someone around the corner boy"

 

And how true I have seen that to be. . I am 1 of my fathers 5 sons, the old man was of a pugilistic persuasion himself and as a result 3 of us have got as far as the pro ranks ourselves, one older and one younger than myself are both 'punchers' knockout merchants with a love for the 'bright lights'

 

I remember a story my older was entailed in, now he was a very colourful individual, once said to have ko'd 4 bouncers whilst dressed in drag on a night out in a certain Welsh town ha ha . . That story was later verified by someone in close proximity at the time, an honest man.

 

On another night out at a later date, he got into an argument with rugby playing farmer type, an unknown quiet sort, after being told to "calm down" my older swings and lands clean. . the man hardly moved before responding by saying "that was stupid pal" picking my bro off his feet and putting him through a shop window, immobilising him in the process! He was said to have never been in a fight before or after!

 

In order to cushion the damage to his 'rep' some said there was more than one involved, but my older who is now a changed man clarified recently whilst I was with him, we happened to see this man when attending my nephews rugby match. . He said "see him over there? He was the one who fed me humble pie" ha ha.

 

My younger was involved in a similar incident, the opponent in this incident later confessed to being gay before leaving his mrs ha ha ! . . I think it wise to walk with caution and remember the words "there's always someone around the corner boy"

[walshie 2,804]

My Dad used to say to me "However tough you may think you are, one day you'll meet someone who doesn't give a f**k. Then you're in trouble."

[Lenmcharristar 9,570]

Ha ha it must it has surely got back to old Ronnie, I wonder if he feels like a right plonker! Ha ha. .

When I think about the "do you know who I am?" kind of person, it reminds me of something my old man use to say "There's always someone around the corner boy"

And how true I have seen that to be. . I am 1 of my fathers 5 sons, the old man was of a pugilistic persuasion himself and as a result 3 of us have got as far as the pro ranks ourselves, one older and one younger than myself are both 'punchers' knockout merchants with a love for the 'bright lights'

I remember a story my older was entailed in, now he was a very colourful individual, once said to have ko'd 4 bouncers whilst dressed in drag on a night out in a certain Welsh town ha ha . . That story was later verified by someone in close proximity at the time, an honest man.

On another night out at a later date, he got into an argument with rugby playing farmer type, an unknown quiet sort, after being told to "calm down" my older swings and lands clean. . the man hardly moved before responding by saying "that was stupid pal" picking my bro off his feet and putting him through a shop window, immobilising him in the process! He was said to have never been in a fight before or after!

In order to cushion the damage to his 'rep' some said there was more than one involved, but my older who is now a changed man clarified recently whilst I was with him, we happened to see this man when attending my nephews rugby match. . He said "see him over there? He was the one who fed me humble pie" ha ha.

My younger was involved in a similar incident, the opponent in this incident later confessed to being gay before leaving his mrs ha ha ! . . I think it wise to walk with caution and remember the words "there's always someone around the corner boy"

must be nothing more embarrassing as getting yer balls knocked in by a ball root

[Lenmcharristar 9,570]

My Dad used to say to me "However tough you may think you are, one day you'll meet someone who doesn't give a f**k. Then you're in trouble."

did that apply to Lenny McLean?

[walshie 2,804]

 

My Dad used to say to me "However tough you may think you are, one day you'll meet someone who doesn't give a f**k. Then you're in trouble."

did that apply to Lenny McLean?

 

 

I reckon it applies to everyone. Lennie wasn't unbeaten.

[Lenmcharristar 9,570]

 

 

My Dad used to say to me "However tough you may think you are, one day you'll meet someone who doesn't give a f**k. Then you're in trouble."

 

did that apply to Lenny McLean?

I reckon it applies to everyone. Lennie wasn't unbeaten.

or maybe he was always the boy round the corner haha

[VOON 1,317]

My Dad used to say to me "However tough you may think you are, one day you'll meet someone who doesn't give a f**k. Then you're in trouble."

Mine used to say "he who looks for it! Gets it!

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

 

Anybody throw any light as to where my post went .

mod all mighty took it down

Does he not know who i am ?.

[delboy_187 902]

First ones free

[*The*Field*Marshall* 674]

 

Ha ha it must it has surely got back to old Ronnie, I wonder if he feels like a right plonker! Ha ha. .

When I think about the "do you know who I am?" kind of person, it reminds me of something my old man use to say "There's always someone around the corner boy"

And how true I have seen that to be. . I am 1 of my fathers 5 sons, the old man was of a pugilistic persuasion himself and as a result 3 of us have got as far as the pro ranks ourselves, one older and one younger than myself are both 'punchers' knockout merchants with a love for the 'bright lights'

I remember a story my older was entailed in, now he was a very colourful individual, once said to have ko'd 4 bouncers whilst dressed in drag on a night out in a certain Welsh town ha ha . . That story was later verified by someone in close proximity at the time, an honest man.

On another night out at a later date, he got into an argument with rugby playing farmer type, an unknown quiet sort, after being told to "calm down" my older swings and lands clean. . the man hardly moved before responding by saying "that was stupid pal" picking my bro off his feet and putting him through a shop window, immobilising him in the process! He was said to have never been in a fight before or after!

In order to cushion the damage to his 'rep' some said there was more than one involved, but my older who is now a changed man clarified recently whilst I was with him, we happened to see this man when attending my nephews rugby match. . He said "see him over there? He was the one who fed me humble pie" ha ha.

My younger was involved in a similar incident, the opponent in this incident later confessed to being gay before leaving his mrs ha ha ! . . I think it wise to walk with caution and remember the words "there's always someone around the corner boy"

must be nothing more embarrassing as getting yer balls knocked in by a ball root

I would have agreed until I heard Gareth Thomas came out! ha ha

[1Wally 204]

His Mrs never said a word

How many times must she have heard that shite

Funny as f**k she could have sat reading a book nd not even looked away haha, shes well used to Ronnie f***ing Pickering!

[Lab 10,979]

My Dad used to say to me "However tough you may think you are, one day you'll meet someone who doesn't give a f**k. Then you're in trouble."

Yip.......different way of saying it but similar meaning...."I'd rather fight a hard c**t than a daft c**t"