PoW sesh, Masons etc

[Cutter]

Any one round for a jar or three at the PoW soon? As long as we dont get confused with the sinister lot from next door with blacksuits and funny cases we should be ok (no, thats not TCM!!). How do they shake hands anyway? Do Masons sail? I think we should be told

 

[Goodge]

Sounds good to me.

Anybody want to suggest time and date ?

Mon - Wed next week no good for me but apart from that .....

 

[jfm]

This Friday, 6-6.15, as usual?

 

[Cornishman]

I don't know a pub called the Prisoner of War. Where is it? There used to be one called The Wounded Soldier near Ivybridge in Devon, anywhere near that /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

 

[Cutter]

ok John see you there - have to go on about 715 but will be there by 6
Richard

 

[tome]

Would consider this if a full blown eve, but not if the lightweights are dispersing to their horlicks at 715.

 

[longjohnsadler]

Come come Cornishman, the PoW stands for the Princess of Wales's - it's her engagement party.
People from Cornwall won't be invited.

 

[claymore]

Yes - count me out too - nothing less than a full blown encounter involving marital separation on the underground will be good enough for me

 

[Cornishman]

Oh! Dear, you must have been listening to different radio reports from me. She will become the Duchess of Cornwall on the 8th of April, and very proud we are too. She is definitely not going to be called the Princess of Wales.

 

[tcm]

ah but

what about the surname eh? Mrs Windsor-Bowling-Park - it makes her sound like a fairground ride! Fair enuf i suppose hehe

 

[StugeronSteve]

"Do Masons sail?"

Must do, who else would come up with an idea like using cement to build a boat?

 

[Wiggo]

No, we tend to be stinkies. But you probably alerady realised that it was a conspiracy, and the stinkies were out to get you...