Kids, eh, Paul?
My dear old neighbour's deafness gave me some laughs.
At 80 odd she went on a coach trip to Belgium and I asked her if she had a cabin on the ferry. "No", she said, "But I managed to get some sleep in a courgette".
One day she asked me for a lift as she had been to the doc about a problem with one eye. She said needed to go to an appointment at the eye hospital as her doc thought that she might have a detached rectum.
Sorry Andy, I've taken this thread a bit off-topic.
I've tried pushing, grunting and shoving then had to
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'There is a tide in the affairs of men
Which taken at the flood............'
Which taken at the flood............'
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Neville, I'll be the last to complain! This is so funny. Keep 'em coming!SPRIDDLER wrote: Kids, eh, Paul?
My dear old neighbour's deafness gave me some laughs.
At 80 odd she went on a coach trip to Belgium and I asked her if she had a cabin on the ferry. "No", she said, "But I managed to get some sleep in a courgette".
One day she asked me for a lift as she had been to the doc about a problem with one eye. She said needed to go to an appointment at the eye hospital as her doc thought that she might have a detached rectum.
Sorry Andy, I've taken this thread a bit off-topic.
I'm trying to raise enthusiasm to go outside and reassemble my M16 while it's sunny in the garden
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Re: I've tried pushing, grunting and shoving then had to
Recently seen in the window of a local undertaker "Thank you NHS"!