saw you play about 5 times and well recall how worried we were whenever you had the ball ( 50 years ago 😳 ). Odd to think that was a time when no team visiting Loftus Road expected to win, certainly we didn’t in the mid 70’s - we were ****e
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saw you play about 5 times and well recall how worried we were whenever you had the ball ( 50 years ago 😳 ). Odd to think that was a time when no team visiting Loftus Road expected to win, certainly we didn’t in the mid 70’s - we were ****e
Everyone’s dying, h. �� Imagine a world without Cruijff, Diego Armando, Der Kaiser and Stanley. What happened to our youth? ��Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
Amen to a' that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
is nigh when Mother Eternity lays her calming hand on your shoulder and whispers “Come, you have always been mine and now you must to return to me.”Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
I remember being stood in the North Bank watching a pulsating 3-2 win against them. Stan didn’t score that day but plenty of trickery on show.
He took a proper rinsing from the home support mind, a mark of respect for any visiting player possessing a flash of genius.. RIP
Is it wrong to admit that a part of me yearns for the blessed embrace of Mother Death? ��Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
Yearning is a powerful draw, C. I’d hope a chap in the autumn of his years might raise a glass or two a while longer. Better the hard abused and a’ that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
I can however envisage a time when the feeling of absolute disengagement from it all might make that final journey a little easier. That and the feeling of pathetic hopelessness, as one’s hoisted naked onto the shower stool daily by a huge, grinning Ghanaian nurse. :)
Dunno Sev - reckon a few blokes wouldn’t mind too much, especially if the big Ghanian was naked too ( and femaie ). I bet C’s got a bit of a chubby on.
Not ashamed to say the prospect terrifies me C. I have a cunning plan though. When she whispers her fateful summons, I’ll point to the sky behind her and give her the old “Look Mother, an archangel” routine and as she spins around to remonstrate with this other mischievous deity for trying to steal her scene, I shall bound away like a startled rabbit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Surely Death is male? Is this political correctness gone mad?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
:-( Men never get to do anything nowadays, it's ALWAYS a woman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
Or whatever.
Grim Reaperess?Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
All cars are driven by women now and washing machines operated by men.
Try buying a novel written by a man. Go on, I dare you.Quote:
Originally Posted by pjlincs
Publishers must have a strict rule only to sign chicks these days.
See? You are a Vedic , Herbs. None of this Abrahamic hell nonsense. We are all just part of the Eternal, Pure Love of Divinity and shall merge again with Her upon death without having a human psyche getting in the way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
That's why God wants us to take drugs - so we can get glimpses of this Reality while alive.
They are in our house now we've got a new washing machine with a digital display and the instructions. After a quarter century together so far, I've actually learned how to use it. I'm having to show my Parvati how to set the timer and add the drying options.Quote:
Originally Posted by pjlincs
That Richard Osman chap seemed very popular with the lady readers round the pool in Lanzarote two months back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
They're quite an entertaining read, if I'm honest.Quote:
Originally Posted by pjlincs
Not sure why but I've tried to read the first book several times and still haven't finished it. I like the style - and love murder mystery books. I think it might be just because I can't read it without his voice in my head. Though currently reading The Satsuma Complex by Bob Mortimer and definitely hearing it in his voice tooQuote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
I would recommend AJP Taylor's Origins of the Second World War, if you haven't read it. :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
More exciting than any novel!
Isn't it just that men get on with what they are doing while women drivel on and on about doing it? Bit like the Americans with drinking- while they are still whooping and cheering and high fiving, we are quietly starting in on our fourth pint :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
I have - tremendous readQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Turns out Hitler did it :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
Spoilers ffsQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Ah, but there's a twist :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
VAR? Is Gabriel interferring?Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
The British government made a few 'clear and obvious errors' in the build up. Basically, the war should have been disallowed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda