A bit council (Vol 3)
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nonsequitur said:
br d said:
NoVetec said:
But was she hot?
She was! The couple themselves were a bit older and more ragged but she was young, tidy and going by the pictures extremely enthusiastic.Beats arguing about parking spaces.
Whistle said:
Have we have the tv series The Royle Family.. funny as feck.
Council at its finest.
Just my opinion of course, but I’d think that confessing to liking that dreck, is about as council as it is possible to get.Council at its finest.
Granted I only caught some 8 -10 seconds of it, as it was on TV when we’d walked into my brother-in-law’s place, a man who thinks that eating in an Indian restaurant, instead of ordering take-out, is nouveau riche.
I gave my wife the car keys, and walked to the main road, hailed a taxi, and went home, I’d rather watch “Songs of Praise”, on a loop.
Frank7 said:
Just my opinion of course, but I’d think that confessing to liking that dreck, is about as council as it is possible to get.
Granted I only caught some 8 -10 seconds of it, as it was on TV when we’d walked into my brother-in-law’s place, a man who thinks that eating in an Indian restaurant, instead of ordering take-out, is nouveau riche.
I gave my wife the car keys, and walked to the main road, hailed a taxi, and went home, I’d rather watch “Songs of Praise”, on a loop.
Quoted for the sheer Granted I only caught some 8 -10 seconds of it, as it was on TV when we’d walked into my brother-in-law’s place, a man who thinks that eating in an Indian restaurant, instead of ordering take-out, is nouveau riche.
I gave my wife the car keys, and walked to the main road, hailed a taxi, and went home, I’d rather watch “Songs of Praise”, on a loop.
ish arrogance of this post - there is a room service thread beckoning your arrival - however I bet your BiL was pleased. Frank7 said:
Just my opinion of course, but I’d think that confessing to liking that dreck, is about as council as it is possible to get.
Granted I only caught some 8 -10 seconds of it, as it was on TV when we’d walked into my brother-in-law’s place, a man who thinks that eating in an Indian restaurant, instead of ordering take-out, is nouveau riche.
I gave my wife the car keys, and walked to the main road, hailed a taxi, and went home, I’d rather watch “Songs of Praise”, on a loop.
Yeah that definitely happened Granted I only caught some 8 -10 seconds of it, as it was on TV when we’d walked into my brother-in-law’s place, a man who thinks that eating in an Indian restaurant, instead of ordering take-out, is nouveau riche.
I gave my wife the car keys, and walked to the main road, hailed a taxi, and went home, I’d rather watch “Songs of Praise”, on a loop.
Frank's in the wrong thread. I'm not even sure who he keeps showing off too either !! Who doesn't like a nice curry from a decent restaurant, FFS !
Anyway, it's Mrs Brown's boys, x factor, I'm a celebrity and a multitude of other dross that's council. You could delete ITV & CH5 quite happily for me.
while I remember: Bird's of a feather- just how dreadful was that, with its 20 m viewing figures back in the day !
Anyway, it's Mrs Brown's boys, x factor, I'm a celebrity and a multitude of other dross that's council. You could delete ITV & CH5 quite happily for me.
while I remember: Bird's of a feather- just how dreadful was that, with its 20 m viewing figures back in the day !
Toaster Pilot said:
Frank7 said:
Just my opinion of course, but I’d think that confessing to liking that dreck, is about as council as it is possible to get.
Granted I only caught some 8 -10 seconds of it, as it was on TV when we’d walked into my brother-in-law’s place, a man who thinks that eating in an Indian restaurant, instead of ordering take-out, is nouveau riche.
I gave my wife the car keys, and walked to the main road, hailed a taxi, and went home, I’d rather watch “Songs of Praise”, on a loop.
Yeah that definitely happened Granted I only caught some 8 -10 seconds of it, as it was on TV when we’d walked into my brother-in-law’s place, a man who thinks that eating in an Indian restaurant, instead of ordering take-out, is nouveau riche.
I gave my wife the car keys, and walked to the main road, hailed a taxi, and went home, I’d rather watch “Songs of Praise”, on a loop.
Frank7 in another thread about Unfunny comedians said:
Se7enheaven said:
Europa1 said:
Mrs Brown. And her fking boys.
About as funny as a hefty kick in the testicles ....... twice in quick succession king boys.I walked in, and my in-laws were watching that pile of ordure, I gave my wife a kiss, and the car keys, said, “See you later”, then walked out, and flagged a taxi down to get home.
He could be a character from the Fast Show. I agree about Mrs Brown's Boys.
smithyithy said:
MartG said:
Getting 6 points on a licence you don't have yet...
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/boy-sp...
Similar thing happened to me ~12 years ago.https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/boy-sp...
I was 16, had a 125cc dirt bike. About 1 mile from me is a rather rough motocross track, connected to a (now closed) secondary school. You could pretty much come and go, so I took my bike over there for a blast one weekend. There was snow on the ground so I figured it'd be good fun.
I was pushing it home after a couple hours riding, on the foot path, but with the kill switch and fuel tap both OFF, the HT lead unplugged and my helmet on the handlebars. I'd got about halfway home when 2 officers pulled up in a marked car.
Told me I was breaking the law because the bike isn't insured, taxed etc. I was pushing it home, on foot. They even noted that I'd clearly turned everything off, and the engine was cold so clearly hadn't been riding it on the public highway. They said it either needs to be transported by trailer or van (fair enough but we had neither), or carried 'with one wheel off the ground at all times' (Hi I'm 16 and the bike is 80kg..).
The bike was confiscated, strapped to a flatbed and taken to a recovery yard. I had to pay something like £100 to retrieve it, we had to rent a van to bring it the ~10 miles home, it had clearly been ridden around the yard by the staff as the fuel tank was empty, everything had been reconnected and it the plastics etc were hanging off..
I had to attend court, took my dad with me, sat in full suits with a room full of young offenders that stank of weed and were vandalising the waiting room while their 'parents' paid no attention. After hours of waiting, we got in, I put my case forward etc... Was handed 6 points on my provisional license, and about #80 in court fees.
When I turned 17 and passed my test (December 2007) my insurance was £2300 on a £400 car. For pushing a bike home.
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