nigelmercier
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- Live in Kent, boat in Canary Islands
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Excellent!
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Excellent!
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wanted: new balls please
- Thread starter Fox Morgan
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Jungle Jim
Active member
Just read part 2, absolutely cracking :encouragement:
Could you add a warning at the start though? DO NOT proceed to the chart plot at the end while drinking tea as mopping up sprayed tea from the keyboard takes ages.
Could you add a warning at the start though? DO NOT proceed to the chart plot at the end while drinking tea as mopping up sprayed tea from the keyboard takes ages.
Scotty_Tradewind
Active member
I'm in love! Again!!
keep up the good work......pl's
S.
keep up the good work......pl's
S.
30boat
N/A
Sorry,I said it first....!
Wansworth
Well-known member
Are we talking tennis...
Fox Morgan
Member
Yes, in the same context of when the game play is spoiled by ineffective or tired balls.
Sticky Fingers
Well-known member
brillianthaydude
New member
What a shame, I tick most of the boxes, but I do not like dogs, especially chiwawhat?
Fox Morgan
Member
Sorry, did someone hear a noise? It sounds like a tumbleweed apocalypse-esque wind swept scene...
rules of engagement, never trust anyone who:
1 - refuses rum for breakfast
2 - doesn't like dogs
3 - buys smart price bacon
4 - can listen to bohemian rhapsody without attempting to sing in each voice
5 - considers gravy on chips to be anything other than marvellous.
Nobody needs that kind of negativity in their lives.
prv
Well-known member
I think I'm still ticking all the boxes...
I mean, I wouldn't go out of my way to have rum for breakfast, but in the sort of situation where someone might offer, it seems unimaginable to turn it down.
The chips ideally need some cheese adding along with the gravy. I'm aware that the question of which goes on first is considered grounds for holy war in some parts of the country - kind of a Northern equivalent of the cream/jam debate in the West Country. So with some trepidation I'm going to assert that the cheese goes on first so that the hot gravy can melt it. The other way round is a bit of a wasted opportunity really.
Pete
Cheery
Well-known member
I should put my son forward. He's a chef in the Caribbean.
He's also used to bumming around on other people's boats. Never a week goes by without him telling me about his day around the BVI on James'/Liam's etc. boat.
Kids, don'tcha luv 'em.
He's also used to bumming around on other people's boats. Never a week goes by without him telling me about his day around the BVI on James'/Liam's etc. boat.
Kids, don'tcha luv 'em.
laika
Well-known member
Are Chihuahuas dogs? I thought they were more closely related to Chinchillas.
In the words of Norman Cook: "You're not from Brighton"...
In the words of Norman Cook: "You're not from Brighton"...
Scotty_Tradewind
Active member
If I could bring my Uke' I could try and emulate Jake's version Of Bohemian Rhapsody for you ....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PB3RbO7updc&list=RDPB3RbO7updc&index=1
S.
Seashoreman
Well-known member
Put me on the list. Cant hang about right now though, have got to go make chips with Bisto gravy granules.
Sticky Fingers
Well-known member
Does curry sauce (eg from the chinese takeaway) count instead of gravy... ?
Cheery
Well-known member
Philistine!
Twister_Ken
Well-known member
Apropos b*gger all, I bumped into a hagiography of Freddy Mercury a few months back on one of the BBC TV channels. Bohemian Rhapsody was discussed at some length. Apparently there was a musical hitch when one bit couldn't be made to fit into the next. "Oh, I'll just stick a couple more Galileos in there" said Fred.
Fox Morgan
Member
There's already a Uke onboard, (as well as a mandolin) but yer welcome to BYO.
Fox Morgan
Member
MrB
Well-known member
Just cracks me up every time :encouragement:
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