entrangermercenary1 wrote: Too slow.
Hugo's neighbours pussy has already filed one no doubt.

That's thrown the cat among the pigeons then. We'll have to play the violin whilst smoking a pipe and deducing who the flip here would attempt to breach Ent's security, and why!!!

Gilly wrote:
Nah, it's ok gilly, sit back relax and have a cuppa cuz all we gots to do is wait it out a wee while before coming to the inevitable conclusion.....

All roads lead to oi around here

Fair comment.

psketti wrote:
Has he that capacity ?

If so want a job oi ?

I don't care who did it but internet etiquette dictates I get blamed in the end.

Well it's the 1st April, and I didn't expect this place to be here.

I thought it ran out yesterday.

I kinda thought that was the reason for all the drama here in recent weeks.

bed

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oioioi wrote:
Victim mentality...you sound like a scouser

entrangermercenary1 wrote:
You sound like you've not been around for a good few weeks

This has never happened before. I've been up since about 6am, as usual, having tossed & turned all night listening to snoring and faffing, and the dogs wanting to pee at 3am - and everyone else is still in bed asleep. It's so unnatural, that I can't help wondering if I did eventually fall asleep after all, and while sleepwalking, slaughtered them all in their beds.

it was bound to happen

batou wrote:
I can't deny it.

On the bright side though...Warning! Blatant advertising alert!... if anyone's considering buying a wristwatch for their son, I'd heartily recommend the Sekonda Expose range. Got Alex one at Xmas, and because I TELL him to empty his own pockets before handing me stuff to wash, the watch has been through the washing machine & tumble dryer twice, and is still in perfect working order.

www.thewatchhut.co.uk/sekonda-watches/sekonda-xpose.htm

Pretty good, eh!

thats pretty tough. i dont think for example, an eagle could survive that. so are you telling me that watch is tougher than an eagle?

batou wrote:
Yes. I don't think even a honey badger could hack it!

oioioi wrote:
Oioi, what did you do to keep Ent away for the last few weeks?

jhado wrote:
So anyway, smarty-pants, on the date we had this enlightening conversation, I planted 3 rose bushes & a rose tree, some lupins & delphiniums, a big verbena shrub, an eponymous, some narcissus, a dozen primroses, 60 pansies some tulips, some perenial flowers (saxifrage & similar), grape hyacinths. And they all look very happy and smiley, so *produces reverberatingly loud raspberry*.

She's been dead 24 hrs and I've yet to hear a Thatcher gag.

I feel let down by my fellow countryman.

Oh, the Savile minor effort doesn't count.

hugorune wrote:


It's a start