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Butlins bogner regis
Originally Posted by Issy:
Milton Keynes - it reminds me of the words in Hotel California...
"You can check out any time you like , but you can never leave"
It is impossible to find your way out of that place.
"You can check out any time you like , but you can never leave"
It is impossible to find your way out of that place.
The trick is to go straight at every roundabout.......they do end eventually.
I lived in Milton Keynes for two years, before I learnt to drive. It may be a nightmare for drivers...... but it's an amazing place for cyclists! Plus it's very green and very clean. I kinda still miss it, it felt like living in The Truman Show.
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Originally Posted by Ducky:
Originally Posted by Issy:
Milton Keynes - it reminds me of the words in Hotel California...
"You can check out any time you like , but you can never leave"
It is impossible to find your way out of that place.
"You can check out any time you like , but you can never leave"
It is impossible to find your way out of that place.
The trick is to go straight at every roundabout.......they do end eventually.
I lived in Milton Keynes for two years, before I learnt to drive. It may be a nightmare for drivers...... but it's an amazing place for cyclists! Plus it's very green and very clean. I kinda still miss it, it felt like living in The Truman Show.
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Chavs with pasty fat arms covered in tattooes, sporting heaving muffin tops and baggy leggings. That's one of most unbearable sights in THIS country!
Originally Posted by Cupcake:
Chavs with pasty fat arms covered in tattooes, sporting heaving muffin tops and baggy leggings. That's one of most unbearable sights in THIS country!
I was just wondering where you'd been lately! Good to see you back!Originally Posted by Ducky:
Originally Posted by Issy:
Milton Keynes - it reminds me of the words in Hotel California...
"You can check out any time you like , but you can never leave"
It is impossible to find your way out of that place.
"You can check out any time you like , but you can never leave"
It is impossible to find your way out of that place.
The trick is to go straight at every roundabout.......they do end eventually.
I lived in Milton Keynes for two years, before I learnt to drive. It may be a nightmare for drivers...... but it's an amazing place for cyclists! Plus it's very green and very clean. I kinda still miss it, it felt like living in The Truman Show.
This ten foot cock sits on a roundabout as you enter Dorking town centre.
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- what's the relevance of the cock, Buttocks?
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Thanks Karma .. Love you too
Originally Posted by Miss S:
- what's the relevance of the cock, Buttocks?
It is supposedly a old breed of cockerel called a Dorking Cockerel. However pedants in the town have pointed out that the feathers are the wrong shape - they should be pointed rather than rounded ones.
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Originally Posted by Smarting Buttocks:
It is supposedly a old breed of cockerel called a Dorking Cockerel. However pedants in the town have pointed out that the feathers are the wrong shape - they should be pointed rather than rounded ones.
I see.......He looks friendly enough though, eh?
Originally Posted by Miss S:
I see.......
He looks friendly enough though, eh?
He does. And regularly gets decorated at weekends and special occassions. He looks friendly enough though, eh?
At Easter he has eggs placed underneath him. Clearly there are some in Dorking lacking in basic animal anatomy knowledge.
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I actually want him for my garden.....
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I quite like your 10ft cock SB,
Don't see any evidence of it keeping it's pecker up.
Originally Posted by Issy:
I quite like your 10ft cock SB,
For a moment... i thought my browser had led me to the wrong forum... and then i scrolled up the page!
graythorpe in the north east
The local bobfoc
Originally Posted by Rawky-Roo:
The bottom end of Plymouth City Centre
All of Plymouth, Plymstock and Plympton (apart from the hoe). Sorry rawky, I know you live there, but it's not nice until you leave after Tesco's at Robourogh.
Originally Posted by Choad:
The local bobfoc
^^^ It won't let me edit but I quoted and laughed at bobfoc
I've no idea what bobfoc means.
Body of baywatch, face of crimewatch.
Long boots, short skirt, and the face of Rocky Balboa after getting his ass kicked. Damn shame.
Long boots, short skirt, and the face of Rocky Balboa after getting his ass kicked. Damn shame.
Ok, with you.
As my associates would say....the sort of bird you see from the back and think it's Christmas...then she turns round and you think it's armageddon.
Originally Posted by Karma_:
As my associates would say....the sort of bird you see from the back and think it's Christmas...then she turns round and you think it's armageddon.
Originally Posted by Clumsycat:
graythorpe in the north east
To be fair I've never seen a particularly appealing industrial/dock area anywhere.Originally Posted by Leccy Endellion:
Originally Posted by Clumsycat:
graythorpe in the north east
To be fair I've never seen a particularly appealing industrial/dock area anywhere.Originally Posted by brisket:
Do you have any unbearable sights?
oh yes.. Mr Ditty leaning over the bath washing his hair, stark naked..
I screamed I tell ya!!
I know what you mean Cologne, but Greythorpes is pretty ugly its heavily industrialised.
My Granda was an overlock welder at the shipyards, my Mam's school used to get the day off when a ship was being launched so their Dads could take them to see it
My Granda was an overlock welder at the shipyards, my Mam's school used to get the day off when a ship was being launched so their Dads could take them to see it
Originally Posted by Leccy Endellion:
I know what you mean Cologne, but Greythorpes is pretty ugly its heavily industrialised.
My Granda was an overlock welder at the shipyards, my Mam's school used to get the day off when a ship was being launched so their Dads could take them to see it
I love that. I know we could be flippant and say 'how nice the old days were'. We know they mainly weren't, but at the same time there is something there that we have lost now. Family, community etc. My Granda was an overlock welder at the shipyards, my Mam's school used to get the day off when a ship was being launched so their Dads could take them to see it
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I'm reasonably certain where my family is.
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Which family? LOL!
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