ROFLWST
Roll on the floor laughing ... whilst still typing - ha ha ha!!!
Haggis is a small rabbitt LOL
Originally Posted by Saint:
ROFLWST
Roll on the floor laughing ... whilst still typing - ha ha ha!!!
I can't believe she swallowed that load of codswallop.
Originally Posted by Baz:
Are there haggis at the bottom of your garden Yogi
Of course! They live next to the fairies.
Who would mix red with white to make rose? 
is she really this thick? 
That young lad is really getting on my norks he's a snob 
Originally Posted by cologne 1:
Who would mix red with white to make rose?
Originally Posted by Pengy:
is she really this thick?
That young lad is really getting on my norks he's a snob
I hope not!
I agree with you about the student guy.
My ex told me back in Germany that Haggis where like grouse but with 3 legs, all one shorter than the other. I didn't fall for it, but one of my friends did after we sent her a postcard.
The food looks very unappatizing.
Well as a fellow Geordie . . . i don't recognise any of them
Wonder where its from?
Originally Posted by cologne 1:
My ex told me back in Germany that Haggis where like grouse but with 3 legs, all one shorter than the other. I didn't fall for it, but one of my friends did after we sent her a postcard.
The food looks very unappatizing.
No doubt the short leg was for running along the side of the hills.
Originally Posted by Saint:
Well as a fellow Geordie . . . i don't recognise any of them
Wonder where its from?
County Durham and Wearside, according to Virgin.
I love butterscotch, Baileys and trifle but I couldn't eat them in combination 
That lad was very sweet and not half bad.
Originally Posted by Baz:
It only says County Durham and Wearside in my TV guide Renton
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by cologne 1:
My ex told me back in Germany that Haggis where like grouse but with 3 legs, all one shorter than the other. I didn't fall for it, but one of my friends did after we sent her a postcard.
The food looks very unappatizing.
No doubt the short leg was for running along the side of the hills.
Looks like Eve gets tiddly tomorrow.
Thanks for the company everyone, see you tomorrow.
thanks for the company all 
til 2moro my friends x x x
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by cologne 1:
My ex told me back in Germany that Haggis where like grouse but with 3 legs, all one shorter than the other. I didn't fall for it, but one of my friends did after we sent her a postcard.
The food looks very unappatizing.
No doubt the short leg was for running along the side of the hills.
Spot on Yogi.
By peeps, back tomorrow. 
I really hate it when programmes start before their allotted time even if it is only a minute early
evening all 
this looks good