I'm not a violent man.....

[Grannygrinder]

.

He must be on a good screw, don't think i've ever seen anyone smile as much as him :roll:

 

[Iwasgoodonce]

Re: .

He must be on a good screw, don't think i've ever seen anyone smile as much as him :roll:

Professor Brian Cox. I do like his programs but not his politics. He even sounds like he is smiling on the radio.

 

[tintin40]

But, I would happily smack Seb Coe right in the face.

Smug little t*****

al.

Agree on all counts

 

[highlandsflyer]

Nigel Kennedy's wife left him because he had too many fiddles in the house.

Cited domestic violins.

 

[Neil]

Nigel Kennedy's wife left him because he had too many fiddles in the house.

Cited domestic violins.

Wrong thread.

Think you meant to post to this one.

 

[al]

Nigel Kennedy's wife left him because he had too many fiddles in the house.

Cited domestic violins.

Wrong thread.

Think you meant to post to this one.

Still makes more sense than some of my posts.

al.

 

[Neil]

Nigel Kennedy's wife left him because he had too many fiddles in the house.

Cited domestic violins.

Wrong thread.

Think you meant to post to this one.

Still makes more sense than some of my posts.

It's why we all love you, Al.



and no, that's not sarcasm

 

[KeepItSteel]

He's a Tory T***pot

al.

and there's the rub..

 

[David B]

There are 3 ***of thems not 2, you teapot.

Is it just me or does that sound like the sort of insult that Frank Butcher might have used in EastEnders [1] (see also: doughnut; pilchard; wilf)?

David

[1] Actually, my favourite Frank-ism of all time is "What do you take me for? Some kind of ice cream?"

 

[al]

There are 3 ***of thems not 2, you teapot.

Is it just me or does that sound like the sort of insult that Frank Butcher might have used in EastEnders [1] (see also: doughnut; pilchard; wilf)?

David

[1] Actually, my favourite Frank-ism of all time is "What do you take me for? Some kind of ice cream?"

You custard slice.


al.