I thought of my ex-wife no.2 when I read this,
shrew that can drink 'nine glasses of wine' and not get drunk
turns out to be a small animal
(even more like her)
ramblings of an old fisherman who thinks that politics is a chiz*............. "a chiz is a swiz or swindle as any fule kno".... nigel molesworth.


Bollocks, I'm off.
I see that football was popular with 39,000 spectators at the match for a total take of £2,805 which means that the average punter paid 7d or less than 4p of the new stuff. I doubt now that you could get into a match for a little over the cost of 10 cigarettes. I have no idea how much it costs to get in to a match, sufficient wild horses can never be found to get me there. I imagine the footie stars were a bit harder in those days and were paid a lot less than the fucking great girls that now ponce around the field in their ballet shoes.
Now this I approve of, someone making a cunt of himself in public and he's scruffed by a big hard fucker of a cop, I wonder if he had his rights explained to him correctly and if he will get any councilling after he has got a caution. I think he will be glad to get into the safety of a cell by himself so that he doesn't bump into any more walls and doors.
Looks like the crumpet might be alright back there, not to the Tuscan's liking perhaps, but proper shaped women, not a bit of that newfangled silicon in sight. I think I can manage to deal with the Heavy winter weight artificial silk Milanese Directoire Knickers, the navy colour option would be nice....to bring back memories of school days when they formed the mainstay of both girls uniform and birth control. I seem to remember that they were called -harvest festivals- in that "All is Safely Gathered In"; the elastic can , I remember, stop the flow of blood to your hand. I think I may be a little daunted by anyone requiring the expenditure of 3/4 though. I shall have to give some thought as to the tactics for dealing with the all wool winter weight combinations.



People can give feedback on road proposals near Stonehenge and the location of new visitor facilities.
English Heritage Corporate Communications spokesperson Renee Fok said people needed to have a say because of global interest in the site. Ms Fok* said the consultation was crucial in preparing the site for the 2012 Olympic Games. No doubt a fall back on not getting the arena ready, this one's been there for millennia.