I am sure Women were tougher in the thirties
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I am sure Women were tougher in the thirties
I am not sure if this has been seen on the forum before, but I quite liked it.
She was a tough one, they dont make them like that anymore
So from now on H.I.D. can get the engine out of the car whilst I am launching the boat.
H-A
She was a tough one, they dont make them like that anymore
So from now on H.I.D. can get the engine out of the car whilst I am launching the boat.
H-A
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Is that dark mark on her skirt, where the fuel leaked out out of the tank breather when she struggled to pick it up?
The happy expression on her face would seem to indicate that she hasn't been called a daft c*w for dropping it yet, & she hasn't ruined a perfectly good stocking on the transom bracket.
The happy expression on her face would seem to indicate that she hasn't been called a daft c*w for dropping it yet, & she hasn't ruined a perfectly good stocking on the transom bracket.
Definately an aussie Shiela on hols.
Talking of which picked up a wheelchair for bike splattered friend (yep, she dropped the Buell!)
Not sure how she is going to accept my love of antiques.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 3D1&_rdc=1
Must get back into my seagulls and sanity.
Talking of which picked up a wheelchair for bike splattered friend (yep, she dropped the Buell!)
Not sure how she is going to accept my love of antiques.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 3D1&_rdc=1
Must get back into my seagulls and sanity.
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Please note the following was typed in the 30's BBC accent of Mr Cholmondley-Warner:
Here we see Ms Hyacinth Luxury-yacht ( pronounced Throatwobbler-mangrove obviously ) retreiving her motor from the dickey of her 7 litre Launderette convertible ready for the 1936 Round the (Canvey) island race. Well done Ms Yacht, we salute you, and thats one young filley that is certain to be back in time for the Pimms and cucumber sandwiches.
Here we see Ms Hyacinth Luxury-yacht ( pronounced Throatwobbler-mangrove obviously ) retreiving her motor from the dickey of her 7 litre Launderette convertible ready for the 1936 Round the (Canvey) island race. Well done Ms Yacht, we salute you, and thats one young filley that is certain to be back in time for the Pimms and cucumber sandwiches.
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sorry about that everyone ...
dreadfully sorry ....really, it won't happen again
We try so hard to keep him in his Lay-Zee Boy recliner, all snugged up with his favourite cuddly-rug, happily day-dreaming of halcyon salad days
But Waggles has obviously got back to drinking the bath-water again..
I mean, a lady of such obvious breeding would never hail from Issix, innit ?
dreadfully sorry ....really, it won't happen again
We try so hard to keep him in his Lay-Zee Boy recliner, all snugged up with his favourite cuddly-rug, happily day-dreaming of halcyon salad days
But Waggles has obviously got back to drinking the bath-water again..
I mean, a lady of such obvious breeding would never hail from Issix, innit ?
Neal...errrr... an ON, OP, 2xSD, F, 3xSJP, LLS, 2xFV, FVP, FPC, CPC WPCL, WSC, and a few eggs hatching, hopefully
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