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Let's use this thread to discuss things like...

 

1. How to avoid the royal wedding completely (I'm thinking of hiding in a closet for the day).

 

2. Better, more exciting things to do for the day. Here's a few..

 

Watching paint dry. Discussing watching paint dry later. Watching golf with imaginary golf balls and you have to guess where the ball landed. Discussing a big weekend of footy coming up  (actually that's a good one).

 

3. Alternative 'arranged' weddings that would be far more entertaining. I suggest David Cameron and that bint he told to 'calm down dear'.

 

4. Discuss how long it will take before they're divorced and place bets on which of them will do the dirty deed leading to said event.

 

It's probably fair to say this thread is pretty much for men only as most women are already blubbing into their kleenex at the thought of the fairtytale duo taking their vows.

 

Come on lads, help me out here 

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Originally Posted by Prometheus:

 

Let's use this thread to discuss things like...

 

1. How to avoid the royal wedding completely (I'm thinking of hiding in a closet for the day).

 

2. Better, more exciting things to do for the day. Here's a few..

 

Watching paint dry. Discussing watching paint dry later. Watching golf with imaginary golf balls and you have to guess where the ball landed. Discussing a big weekend of footy coming up  (actually that's a good one).

 

3. Alternative 'arranged' weddings that would be far more entertaining. I suggest David Cameron and that bint he told to 'calm down dear'.

 

4. Discuss how long it will take before they're divorced and place bets on which of them will do the dirty deed leading to said event.

 

It's probably fair to say this thread is pretty much for men only as most women are already blubbing into their kleenex at the thought of the fairtytale duo taking their vows.

 

Come on lads, help me out here 

Oh....I like the golf one.

Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing

I once watched paint dry.......it was matt emulsion....it dried at different rates over the hours...caused me much angst, thought I was going to have blotchy walls....it all turned out right in the end tho.....that is all I have to say on that matter.....

 

Watching  gloss paint dry is for the hard nut paint watchers tho, have'nt tried that yet..... 

 

Syd
Originally Posted by Syd:

I once watched paint dry.......it was matt emulsion....it dried at different rates over the hours...caused me much angst, thought I was going to have blotchy walls....it all turned out right in the end tho.....that is all I have to say on that matter.....

 

Watching  gloss paint dry is for the hard nut paint watchers tho, have'nt tried that yet..... 

 

You don't want to rush things! Silk emulsion should be your next step.

Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing
Originally Posted by sproooot:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Rexi:

*sings* Baz is a strumpet, baz is a strumpet 

I bet you enjoyed that, didn't you? Go on admit it. It's like when I get a spot ... I paint it red and then I tell people that I am pre-pubescent. I feel young again

PMSL!!

Well, you know how old I am and how preposterous that statement is!!

Rexi
Originally Posted by sproooot:
Originally Posted by Prometheus:

  

It's probably fair to say this thread is pretty much for men only as most women are already blubbing into their kleenex at the thought of the fairtytale duo taking their vows.

 

Come on lads, help me out here 

I resent that!

So do I!   I have never cried at anyone's wedding, let alone watching the wedding of two complete strangers. 

FM
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Rexi:

*sings* Baz is a strumpet, baz is a strumpet 

I bet you enjoyed that, didn't you? Go on admit it. It's like when I get a spot ... I paint it red and then I tell people that I am pre-pubescent. I feel young again

Trouble is by the time I realised being a strumpet would be fun, I was bloomin past it!!

Baz
Originally Posted by Growlybear:

So do I!   I have never cried at anyone's wedding, let alone watching the wedding of two complete strangers. 

OMG Growly - I was chief bridesmaid/matron of honour at my bestest friend's wedding and I couldn't believe it ... I completely welled up. I didn't want to turn into a wet snotty mess though, so I covertly faced the ceiling and blinked furiously, in between wiping my nose on my sleeve (I wasn't allowed to carry my handbag because I had to hold her flowers).

 

The bastards videoed it  

Rexi
Originally Posted by Growlybear:
Originally Posted by sproooot:
Originally Posted by Prometheus:

  

It's probably fair to say this thread is pretty much for men only as most women are already blubbing into their kleenex at the thought of the fairtytale duo taking their vows.

 

Come on lads, help me out here 

I resent that!

So do I!   I have never cried at anyone's wedding, let alone watching the wedding of two complete strangers. 

The only wedding I ever cried at was my own! Nerves and tension.

Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Growlybear:

So do I!   I have never cried at anyone's wedding, let alone watching the wedding of two complete strangers. 

OMG Growly - I was chief bridesmaid/matron of honour at my bestest friend's wedding and I couldn't believe it ... I completely welled up. I didn't want to turn into a wet snotty mess though, so I covertly faced the ceiling and blinked furiously, in between wiping my nose on my sleeve (I wasn't allowed to carry my handbag because I had to hold her flowers).

 

The bastards videoed it  

Awwww now that deserves an ug

FM
Originally Posted by Carnelian:

1. How to avoid the royal wedding: We've got 1 hour and 20 minutes to start and conclude a successful republican overthrow of the monarchy.  I've just checked BBC News 24 and there's no sign that anyone else is doing one, so we'll have to be quick about it.

 

Preach it brother! Get your bad self right in there and start that revolution  I'll be right behind you, probably 

Prometheus
Originally Posted by sandra:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by sandra:

i will be at work     ( secretly seething i've not got a day off )  

LOL..... perhaps Prom will come and take your place Sandra....

dya think he could carry it off   lol  all stick ma pinny on him 

 

I can act with the best of them. I'll pretend I play for Barcelona*

 

*female posters may not get this joke**

 

**it wasn't very funny anyway

Prometheus
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Growlybear:

So do I!   I have never cried at anyone's wedding, let alone watching the wedding of two complete strangers. 

OMG Growly - I was chief bridesmaid/matron of honour at my bestest friend's wedding and I couldn't believe it ... I completely welled up. I didn't want to turn into a wet snotty mess though, so I covertly faced the ceiling and blinked furiously, in between wiping my nose on my sleeve (I wasn't allowed to carry my handbag because I had to hold her flowers).

 

The bastards videoed it  

   I was the only bridesmaid at my best friend's wedding too.  I suppose you could say I welled up - I got quite a bad attack of wind, and kept farting.  Fortunately, they were silent but deadly ones

FM
Originally Posted by Prometheus:
Originally Posted by Carnelian:

1. How to avoid the royal wedding: We've got 1 hour and 20 minutes to start and conclude a successful republican overthrow of the monarchy.  I've just checked BBC News 24 and there's no sign that anyone else is doing one, so we'll have to be quick about it.

 

Preach it brother! Get your bad self right in there and start that revolution  I'll be right behind you, probably 

 

Can I support you from home? I have important sleeping to do 

Rawky-Roo

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