PEA, shoo-in for Golden boot next season

[Viva Prat Vegas]

One of the slouches at that Burglar funeral had his shirt untucked
:fume:

[Burney]

I don't want to spend too much. I always wanted a Hugo boss won

These two sentences don't belong together, f.

Unless your idea of 'too much' differs very much from mine, of course.

[Sir C]

I need to buy a new suit. Funeral to attend soon and my previous suits were pre weight loss and I put one on and I look like Talking heads.

I don't want to spend too much. I always wanted a Hugo boss won

Get thee to the Paul Smith outlet store in wossname, Avery Row. Last season's gear at half price. Can't fault it.

Otherwise, Savile Row is your friend here.

[AFC East]

I shall be up at 5 and tramping the fell by 6, afce. Or in rainy weather, hidden away in my shed looking at back numbers of Razzle (Readers Wives Special).

This made me chuckle. It also made me wonder if those old copies of Mayfair are still in the woods where I left them.

[World's End Stella]

You didn't like Nanny Brow? I confess, when we stayed we were the only guests so it was like owning a country house and thus exceptional, but I don't understand how you could fail to love it.

The bedroom was uncomfortable and slightly shoddy. And I like to have a bar at which I can order a drink after my long walk. At Nanny Brow the woman who owns/runs the place told me that there was no bar but she could get me a bottle of beer from her fridge if I liked. She kinda weirded me out as well. It felt very cold and unfriendly.

We were not in the main house however. As the offspring were with us we had two bedrooms with a shared sitting room on the ground floor off to one side of the main house. If I recall correctly the bedrooms in the main house seemed nicer.

[Burney]

Get thee to the Paul Smith outlet store in wossname, Avery Row. Last season's gear at half price. Can't fault it.

Otherwise, Savile Row is your friend here.

Was that the one we looked in before my wedding?

[Viva Prat Vegas]

Sir C " Mind you, it is a bit 40 years ago up there, so there's probably plenty of grot to be found discarded in bushes and hedgerows."

I used to have one hidden under a bush in a nearby park
Unfortunately the snails and slugs got to it

[Sir C]

Sir C " Mind you, it is a bit 40 years ago up there, so there's probably plenty of grot to be found discarded in bushes and hedgerows."

I used to have one hidden under a bush in a nearby park
Unfortunately the snails and slugs got to it

Was that a Massive Jugs Special, s?

[Pat Vegas]

These two sentences don't belong together, f.

Unless your idea of 'too much' differs very much from mine, of course.

What do they go for? roughly.

[Burney]

This made me chuckle. It also made me wonder if those old copies of Mayfair are still in the woods where I left them.

I do sometimes wonder if future archaeologists centuries from now will uncover woodland porn stashes and construct theories about sylvan masturbatory cults as a consequence.