Originally Posted by Rexi:
Cinds ... That looks perfect. Good find 
Pirate ... Errrmmm, you were at the right funeral, weren't you? 
a lot of people said the same thing to each other
Originally Posted by Cinds:
It's our wedding anniversary at the end of this month or beginning of next month whichever way you want to look at it. But I always try to find something unusual but appropriate to the number years we have been married. This year is 11 years so it's steel. Anyway I found this after much searching for a gift. I love it.
Cinds,
Why not combine your gift with a trip to the 'Steel City', the home of steel.
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/T...gland-Vacations.html
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Cinds:
It's our wedding anniversary at the end of this month or beginning of next month whichever way you want to look at it. But I always try to find something unusual but appropriate to the number years we have been married. This year is 11 years so it's steel. Anyway I found this after much searching for a gift. I love it.
Cinds,
Why not combine your gift with a trip to the 'Steel City', the home of steel.
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/T...gland-Vacations.html
Dammit! I should have thought of that. You could have come and met us for drinks.
Anyway, we're going to London for the weekend and have tickets to see Cats at the Palladium on the Friday evening & Saturday afternoon. But last week I've seen that they have changed the look & style of one of my favourite numbers in the show and it's made me not want to even bother seeing it.
For or any of you that have seen Cats on stage, they've made the Rum Tum Tugger in to a rapper. Nooooooooooooooooo.
Originally Posted by pirate1111:
me & bro went to a friends funeral earlier today with another couple of mates who knew the lad that died
anyway...it was bizzarre
i think the priest had been on the communion wine
he repeated things he'd said about 2mins before
then he went to describe mark (bloke who died) as a lover of DIY & a handyman
(mark was as camp as anything & had probably NEVER seen a hammer)
he described his love of the stage & how he'd made it to star in the west end (at this point us 4 started giggling-as non of that was true)
the priest then shouted how we will all die & end up in a coffin like mark-then repeated it
which made us laugh even more
then he walked off the alter bit into the wings & didnt come back for a couple of minutes
2 hymns were played by the organist who kept changing key
and NOBODY sang
i tell ya if mark was alive he'd have p!ssed himself laughing
Blimey pirate, that sounds like a travesty.
Originally Posted by Cinds:
It's our wedding anniversary at the end of this month or beginning of next month whichever way you want to look at it. But I always try to find something unusual but appropriate to the number years we have been married. This year is 11 years so it's steel. Anyway I found this after much searching for a gift. I love it.
Cinds! You couldn't have found anything more perfect! I love it for its own sake, but it's just so right for Mr C.
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Cinds:
It's our wedding anniversary at the end of this month or beginning of next month whichever way you want to look at it. But I always try to find something unusual but appropriate to the number years we have been married. This year is 11 years so it's steel. Anyway I found this after much searching for a gift. I love it.
Cinds,
Why not combine your gift with a trip to the 'Steel City', the home of steel.
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/T...gland-Vacations.html
Dammit! I should have thought of that. You could have come and met us for drinks.
... and I could have bought them.
Never mind, enjoy London. *Cosi the drinks are on you*
I love this! The last 10 seconds in particular. 
And this is why cats are not your friends
Lil sh*t
Originally Posted by pirate1111:
me & bro went to a friends funeral earlier today with another couple of mates who knew the lad that died
anyway...it was bizzarre
i think the priest had been on the communion wine
he repeated things he'd said about 2mins before
then he went to describe mark (bloke who died) as a lover of DIY & a handyman
(mark was as camp as anything & had probably NEVER seen a hammer)
he described his love of the stage & how he'd made it to star in the west end (at this point us 4 started giggling-as non of that was true)
the priest then shouted how we will all die & end up in a coffin like mark-then repeated it
which made us laugh even more
then he walked off the alter bit into the wings & didnt come back for a couple of minutes
2 hymns were played by the organist who kept changing key
and NOBODY sang
i tell ya if mark was alive he'd have p!ssed himself laughing
I went to my aunties yesterday and the vicar was talking of her relatives, she said she had two sisters, May and Dorothy but sadly Dorothy was no longer with us, she was sat right in front of me
I think she nearly did die there and then This was a woman vicar and like you I thought she was on something, at one point she was going on about my auntie used to love reading Mills and Boons books, she then connected the books to fifty shades of grey, never thought that would be part of the service
Do you want some help 
RIGHT . . .
I could do it for you however . . . IF it contains the word 'adjacent' - I can't help you
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Do you want some help
Originally Posted by moonie:
I just bought me a Black and Decker Workmate...
You need a degree in mechanical engineering just to put it together 
The instruction booklet isn't much help either 
They never are Moonie 
Don't despair, you'll figure it out eventually 
Ya wanna see some of the DIY I've done its comical very unconventional.
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Do you want some help
Originally Posted by moonie:
I just bought me a Black and Decker Workmate...
You need a degree in mechanical engineering just to put it together
The instruction booklet isn't much help either
I bought one last year, was dead easy to put together.
"Mr Cinds, come and put this thing together for me please"
It was that easy.
I hope you 'own' your house Moongate
God help the landlord when they arrive for the annual inspection,
"Err . . . sir, why have all the internal walls been removed?
Is that your Black n Decker? it's not put together properly"
Originally Posted by Saint:
I hope you 'own' your house Moongate
God help the landlord when they arrive for the annual inspection,
"Err . . . sir, why have all the internal walls been removed?
Is that your Black n Decker? it's not put together properly"
Council house Sainty and I never remove internal walls
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
EC that looks like something you'd find in a doctors office like a model of parts of the ear or something lol
It does somewhat, but a rather interesting ceramic I think.
There are more styles, but I'll only post that one.
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
I like that although in all honesty the occasions I do wake up looking like a troll are usually when I've been on the lash, not bothered taking my make up off and stayed up waaaay too late!
I know what you mean
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
I've heard that guyliner is shocking in the morning
Especially after a sweaty nights dancing
me and mate talking earlier about getting old
me: i once asked lisas sons mate if he enjoyed the global warming festival he went to
mate: i went to buy my lad a cd for his birthday & asked for the lastest ministry of defence album