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And sting like a bee

#9 Personally I enjoyed him as a man that excelled in his chosen sport and for his wit.

Well there's my icon gone. The only time I had divided loyalty was when "Our 'enry" knocked him down. Sorry. R.I.P. Ali.

#2085 That just made me think about my Dad enquiring if I would be " 'avin gas? "

#2087 Just un 'ole wi watta init.

http://player.bfi.org.uk/film/watch-the-travel-picture-1936/

Thanx fer that link bruv. Av pastit on 2 owr Tyrone eze mi mate's lover's step son.Eze afta a setuv weels wen e gets iz neks giro.

I enjoy gardening but it's a bit daft when you stop and consider the time and effort we spend battling against stuff that wants to grow and replacing it with stuff that doesn't really want to be there.

I think that this is the photo that was deleted from #472

They must have a "pecking order".

What about checking the "Tide mark" to see if yud washed yer neck proper.

#91 Chulla I've just watched the clip of The Enchanted Cottage. I look at and enjoy the things you post. There's a T.V. channel called Talking Pictures on Freeview that show some good films.

Do your shoes, sports kit and knees still get "caked in mud"?

I think they're talkin' abaht im. Chulla

I didn't have school dinners. I used to nip back home have something to eat while watching an episode of Crown Court then I'd change the books in my ruck sack for the afternoon lessons and then, when my mate called we'd set off back and arrive just in time for the bell. Thinking about it the only time I did take school dinners was when I worked at Trent College.

Moant...........That was a word used by my Granma

Did Rod Hull do any of his kids shows from Central Studios?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-36256534Sheepish police blur faces of lambs at centre of alleged rustling