Just wondering - was Harry "commando" at the Leeds game, if his undies were in BB's bag?Gino 1959 wrote: I don't think she was complaining about him over-BARING tho'
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LOL no he wasn't, they were the pair he'd left at his friend's houseTwiggster wrote:
Just wondering - was Harry "commando" at the Leeds game, if his undies were in BB's bag?
I'm going back to 505, I saw them at Sheffield and they were amazing.
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I've often wondered why it is referred to as a "pair" of undies - when it is a single garment?
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Apologies Harry - I had no idea you were at billy's statue after the game. It would have been nice to say hello. I walk past the statue as well. What a shame. On a brighter note you clearly had a cracking time (despite the game). I'm worried about Hull though, tell me you weren't in the company of lust in the land of green ginger Good to see you were able to make Burnley and Knaresborough - I miss the old gang. See you next time, in the Prem
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Nice one Harry.
Sounds like a cracking trip.
Sounds like a cracking trip.
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Well when BB comes to Aus, Harry, i'll have to make the effort to come up to the city and the three of us can have a drink.
But that's all........ just a drink
But that's all........ just a drink
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Silky wrote:Well when BB comes to Aus, Harry, i'll have to make the effort to come up to the city and the three of us can have a drink.
But that's all........ just a drink
That would be brilliant..... and that's all you'd get
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becchio bear wrote:
That would be brilliant..... and that's all you'd get
... unless, of course, he wears his famous silk boxers.
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LOL, we will certainly do that.Silky wrote:Well when BB comes to Aus, Harry, i'll have to make the effort to come up to the city and the three of us can have a drink.
But that's all........ just a drink
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Tuesday 2 May
I meet up with my mum and sisters at Heathrow and off we go to the land of the leprechaun or Independent Ireland as Gino calls it. We land in Dublin and head off to the designated spot to catch our transport to our accommodation. Nothing, there. Well lots of buses and coaches but not ours. So we ring the number provided to us by our accommodation people who organised the transport and they the transport people say they no longer deal with the accommodation people. Finally after a failed attempt to catch another airline transfer bus suggested by the accommodation people we take a taxi to our apartment - hoping of course that IT actually exists. Luckily it did. Turns out the taxi driver ripped us off big time as he charged us (as per his meter 44 Euros) for what should have been a 20 Euro trip.
But that was the low point and from then on we had a great time. Dublin is a lovely city with many interesting places to see. Anyone who goes there simply must go to Dublinia (medieval) and Trinity College and the Book of Kells there. The long library has to be seen to be believed it is absolutely beautiful. The good thing about Dublin as well as that there is plenty to see around the CBD and its surrounds and its all within easy walking distance.
Our fun time included a visit the the Guinness Storehouse and Old Jamieson Distillery (well I went to those on my own). Guinness in Ireland is better than elsewhere but I still prefer a lager to a stout. Jamieson whiskey, on the other hand, is superb. We also went to the Arlington Hotel for a meal and night of Irish dancing and music. The lead singer welcomed all visitors from England to the mainland
Oh and the pub round the corner from our accommodation just happened to be the oldest pub in Ireland.
We went on those hop on and off buses and were greatly entertained by the advertised 100% guaranteed Irish bus driver/guides.
Unfortunately we didn't get a chance to go outside of Dublin and the week just flew by, whereupon we all flew to Heathrow for a few days in London.
The story continues.
I meet up with my mum and sisters at Heathrow and off we go to the land of the leprechaun or Independent Ireland as Gino calls it. We land in Dublin and head off to the designated spot to catch our transport to our accommodation. Nothing, there. Well lots of buses and coaches but not ours. So we ring the number provided to us by our accommodation people who organised the transport and they the transport people say they no longer deal with the accommodation people. Finally after a failed attempt to catch another airline transfer bus suggested by the accommodation people we take a taxi to our apartment - hoping of course that IT actually exists. Luckily it did. Turns out the taxi driver ripped us off big time as he charged us (as per his meter 44 Euros) for what should have been a 20 Euro trip.
But that was the low point and from then on we had a great time. Dublin is a lovely city with many interesting places to see. Anyone who goes there simply must go to Dublinia (medieval) and Trinity College and the Book of Kells there. The long library has to be seen to be believed it is absolutely beautiful. The good thing about Dublin as well as that there is plenty to see around the CBD and its surrounds and its all within easy walking distance.
Our fun time included a visit the the Guinness Storehouse and Old Jamieson Distillery (well I went to those on my own). Guinness in Ireland is better than elsewhere but I still prefer a lager to a stout. Jamieson whiskey, on the other hand, is superb. We also went to the Arlington Hotel for a meal and night of Irish dancing and music. The lead singer welcomed all visitors from England to the mainland
Oh and the pub round the corner from our accommodation just happened to be the oldest pub in Ireland.
We went on those hop on and off buses and were greatly entertained by the advertised 100% guaranteed Irish bus driver/guides.
Unfortunately we didn't get a chance to go outside of Dublin and the week just flew by, whereupon we all flew to Heathrow for a few days in London.
The story continues.
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Unfortunately, I was not able to meet up with H as security concerns mean I can only move around at certain times of the day/night. However, as per BB's request, I had "eyes" on H, which was fortuitous when he went to the lap dancing club at the bottom of Leeson Street.HarryofOz wrote:
I meet up with my mum and sisters at Heathrow and off we go to the land of the leprechaun or Independent Ireland as Gino calls it...
Saying to one of the artistes that she had "bonzer thighs like a kangaroo" and "I'd love to put my joey inside your pouch" was not the smartest thing to do! Luckily, 2 of my guys manage to whisk him away before the Polak bouncers carved him up for a barbie.
NOW the story can continue.
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I'm out of the loop on here, so this is a genuine question.
Are/were Harry and BB banging each other?
Obviously, I don't expect an answer on here and certainly wouldn't like someone to send a lengthy informative PM.
Are/were Harry and BB banging each other?
Obviously, I don't expect an answer on here and certainly wouldn't like someone to send a lengthy informative PM.
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What is this banging of you which speak? Is it a Yorkshire term?Telepres wrote:I'm out of the loop on here, so this is a genuine question.
Are/were Harry and BB banging each other?
Obviously, I don't expect an answer on here and certainly wouldn't like someone to send a lengthy informative PM.
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:mrgreen:Gino 1959 wrote: Unfortunately, I was not able to meet up with H as security concerns mean I can only move around at certain times of the day/night. However, as per BB's request, I had "eyes" on H, which was fortuitous when he went to the lap dancing club at the bottom of Leeson Street.
Saying to one of the artistes that she had "bonzer thighs like a kangaroo" and "I'd love to put my joey inside your pouch" was not the smartest thing to do! Luckily, 2 of my guys manage to whisk him away before the Polak bouncers carved him up for a barbie.
NOW the story can continue.
Un Marcelo Bielsa, solo hay un Marcelo Bielsa. Gracias Marcello. Marsching on together.
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Yes.Telepres wrote:I'm out of the loop on here, so this is a genuine question.
Are/were Harry and BB banging each other?
Obviously, I don't expect an answer on here and certainly wouldn't like someone to send a lengthy informative PM.
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Yes H - it's a Yorkshire term. When two people are attracted to each other meet for the first time and date - the first date is customarily taking dustbin lids along and smashing them against each others. That makes a "banging" sound. It is very stimulating - but if one partner's lids shower the other in rust, then that is considered to be a massive FAIL. Likewise if any attached refuse hits the other person.HarryofOz wrote:
What is this banging of you which speak? Is it a Yorkshire term?
Here's to rust proof relationships.
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Thank you Emsley. The most sensible poster on hereEmsley wrote:
Yes.