nicho
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And just when I thought it was finally dead and buried - cheers mate!!!!
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nicho
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Another "accidental" slip of the finger eh Jim???
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tcm
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Re: to cheer up nicho
this remains one of my favourite threads. Just the thing to make nicho squirm a bit, and perhaps get rid of his back pain. hehe
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this remains one of my favourite threads. Just the thing to make nicho squirm a bit, and perhaps get rid of his back pain. hehe
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nicho
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Re: to cheer up nicho
Cheers Matt - there was some good responses to this one (and a few underhand accusations!) As for the pain bit, it's not worked yet!
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Cheers Matt - there was some good responses to this one (and a few underhand accusations!) As for the pain bit, it's not worked yet!
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Colin_S
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Re: to cheer up nicho
As a newbie to this forum I thought this thread would be a good chance for people to get to know me a bit better so I’ve decided to come out off the closet and share with you the sort of activities I get up to with my good (male) friend on his motor boat.
I usually get a text invite for an afternoon or evening trip and we set out to a nice quiet spot away from other river traffic. Once we’ve anchored up we set about preparing our tackle which we like to get out as quick as we can, indeed it is usually a race to see who gets theirs ready first. Before dipping our tackle we generally put something soft and slimy on the end and then it goes straight in. After a few minutes and all things being even, we hope to notice a quiver on the tip and, after the tip has quivered a couple of more times it’s time to whip it out and have a look to see what’s on the end. As is the custom, we always have a look at each other’s to see who’s got the biggest.
After a while of this we like to stop for a cuppa and a bacon roll or two and then up anchor and find somewhere else to do it all over again.
It’s always a thrill to see what’s on the end and a couple of time’s we’ve had some weighing more than a few pounds. Sometimes we take some home but usually we stick them straight back in from where they came.
I trust this takes some of the mystery out of what grown men get up to on motor boats and I hope you enjoy reading about it before it gets pulled and I get banned from the forum.
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As a newbie to this forum I thought this thread would be a good chance for people to get to know me a bit better so I’ve decided to come out off the closet and share with you the sort of activities I get up to with my good (male) friend on his motor boat.
I usually get a text invite for an afternoon or evening trip and we set out to a nice quiet spot away from other river traffic. Once we’ve anchored up we set about preparing our tackle which we like to get out as quick as we can, indeed it is usually a race to see who gets theirs ready first. Before dipping our tackle we generally put something soft and slimy on the end and then it goes straight in. After a few minutes and all things being even, we hope to notice a quiver on the tip and, after the tip has quivered a couple of more times it’s time to whip it out and have a look to see what’s on the end. As is the custom, we always have a look at each other’s to see who’s got the biggest.
After a while of this we like to stop for a cuppa and a bacon roll or two and then up anchor and find somewhere else to do it all over again.
It’s always a thrill to see what’s on the end and a couple of time’s we’ve had some weighing more than a few pounds. Sometimes we take some home but usually we stick them straight back in from where they came.
I trust this takes some of the mystery out of what grown men get up to on motor boats and I hope you enjoy reading about it before it gets pulled and I get banned from the forum.
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nicho
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Re: to cheer up nicho
Colin, you may be a newbie, but you've immediately entered into the spirit of the forum. Bacon sarnies and a cuppa eh! Don't either of you roll over and go to sleep after lighting up a fag ? (oops, sorry, slip of the tonngue there - oops and another one - better stop before the headmaster does his rounds.
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Colin, you may be a newbie, but you've immediately entered into the spirit of the forum. Bacon sarnies and a cuppa eh! Don't either of you roll over and go to sleep after lighting up a fag ? (oops, sorry, slip of the tonngue there - oops and another one - better stop before the headmaster does his rounds.
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Cobra
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Back on the 24th Sept. 2002...
...Steve 101 (remember him? He got banned!!) said that this would top the 200...
Still got quite a way to go! I reckon the Steve101 original troll was a better bet for the quick double century! If England had an opening batsman like that...
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...Steve 101 (remember him? He got banned!!) said that this would top the 200...
Still got quite a way to go! I reckon the Steve101 original troll was a better bet for the quick double century! If England had an opening batsman like that...
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Colin_S
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Glad you liked it 
Something I saw the other day makes me question the original post though. Just the other day I saw a guy on a yacht coming up the river and he definately had a tender behind!!!
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Something I saw the other day makes me question the original post though. Just the other day I saw a guy on a yacht coming up the river and he definately had a tender behind!!!
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jhr
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Tender behind
....probably a case of "hard astern".............
Better stop this; we're filling up Kim's packet of Suggestive Digestives again. /forums/images/icons/crazy.gif
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....probably a case of "hard astern".............
Better stop this; we're filling up Kim's packet of Suggestive Digestives again. /forums/images/icons/crazy.gif
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nicho
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Was he a Rear Admiral?
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jimi
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I think its cos the woofters only go out (so to speak) when its flat calm and not rufty tufty weather like whot wee real men like!
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Forbsie
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Is this the one, Brendan? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
A_7
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tcm
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yes, this one. Thanks forbsie
Forbsie
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Most welcome. I was going to resurrect it on its birthday but maybe we could keep it going through to September. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
BrendanS
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If one of us remembers just to add one post per day! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
tcm
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i don't know, i think it gets better being laid down to age nicely, and a bit of prodding occassionally, ahem...
BrendanS
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You're probably right. It does get taken out for viewing occasionally, but not ready to drink yet
CharlesM
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too many posts to read tonight but....
I went into a second hand book store in Brixton, and asked the chap at the counter if they had any books about cruising. The look he gave his mate....
Charles
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7 sleeps... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I went into a second hand book store in Brixton, and asked the chap at the counter if they had any books about cruising. The look he gave his mate....
Charles
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7 sleeps... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
jimi
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There was this poof in a phonebox ringing his mate ...