He's now less freezing than he would've been had he not encountered pheony today. On a night like this, you could go as far as saying the blanket is possibly lifesaving.

pheony wrote: pheony wrote:
Early one afternoon there was a knock on our back door, when I opened the door, there stood a tiny man well wrapped against the summer rain. I called for mother who stood talking to him for a few minuites.

I saw her from the kitchen table walking past the door with an old pair of boots, which turned out to be my old sprung lasted shepherds boot I grew out of the year before, size 8-1/2's.

Off he went happy as larry. The next morning at breakfast I asked if they fitted him alright, mother said, I don't know, he asked for anything from 7's to 11's.

That old guy was a local man who once lived in the parish, going from farm to farm cadjing work where ever he could, he was a god send many times, putting up wall gaps and turning sheep that were kessen, unable to roll back onto their feet and die if not righted.

I can now reveal that since Thursday evening I have been involved in many missions across Europe at great personal risk.

You may all ease your pounding pulses though. I'm ok.

It's been tough going but the Hun will take a long time to lick those wounds!



Medal of Honor, Allied Assault Warchest edition.
Purchased for only two of your British pounds from a Cancer Research shop in Edinburgh.




Does liberating Europe, pretty much single-handedly, count for this thread?

Nope.

But , since it's you Feather

Damn high standards bar around here.
Ya liberate millions from facist tyranny and it's still not good enough!

Swept told chimney, got a gallon of gold for the garden and cut enough logs for another month and a half.

Heat is half meat, doing it warms you twice, once cutting and second watching the flames.

Today I have watched snooker and will continue to do so later as it's the final


Has to be this way

The Apprentice wrote:
Agreed mate, I always feel good after chopping up wood too

jhado wrote:
Had a row with the wife who was going to wear her panties I won
Fought the dog for its bone it won

Ironed my suit now its creased to fuck
all in all a good day

entrangermercenary1 wrote:

feather wrote:

Just bagged up 10 bags of the very best compost, a saving of around 60 quid retail therapy, of course there is never enough of the black stuff at the end, but home made compost is several times better than the common old bought gear, normally peat based. Last year we noticed some melamine chips in someones A Bowers compost, tiny fragments of kitchen work top, which they must be substituting it with. be on the look out for these little beasties, and always wear gloves when handling bought compost, because like the beef fiasco, you never know what's in it.

Just spent the last hour trying to post an image, and then spent 20 more minutes pulling out the last remnants of my remaining hair........

Griswald wrote:
Post to where Gris.

The Apprentice wrote:
On a thread, same problem I had here many moons ago, and cant remember the solution I,ll try it later on.

Common Elm bangle , about 110mm outside diameter.

Griswald wrote:
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entrangermercenary1 wrote:
You know the drill, spunk-monkey...pics or it never happened.

Oh...and stop telling people I'm your wife.

tried to wath lord of the ring for t nineteenth time .......I don't get it ......its crapolla

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