Deidre's photo casebook. Today

[mel]

Sorry this is a bit of an "in" joke some of you will get it and some won't but read "Dear Deidre" today. It depends how many of the old school PHers you know and how much of the story you know, but I fell about laughing...........Sorry I can't elaberate any more you'll either get it or not.

Plotloss, shnozz, don etc it's certainly worth getting hold of a copy.........

[Incorrigible]

Is that in the Currant Bun ??

[GregE240]

Incorrigible said:

Is that in the Currant Bun ??

Such transparent ignorance Ben!

Just look at the damn thing and tell us diehards what Mel is blithering on about, will you?

[Incorrigible]

GregE240 said:

Such transparent ignorance Ben!

I'll make it more transparent, did you mean yes ?

[GregE240]

Incorrigible said:

GregE240 said: Such transparent ignorance Ben! I'll make it more transparent, did you mean yes ?

:yesofcourseIbloodydid:

[Mrr T]

Must admit as I am now a senior manager at cheatingandgrabbing plc the well know high street bank I rarely get the chance to read Deidre’s case book. But when I was a young turk on the trading desk we used to but the Sun every day and each day had to bet which of the characters would sh#g during the series. The winner was the person who nominated most the characters sh#gging with double points for 2 sh#gs, the price would be split if there was a draw. Much fun was had by all since the column offered many different out comes, some times one sh#g some times more that one, sometimes for a little variety a lesbian sh#g but never for some reason a male homosexual one. I do miss those exciting times in my life.

[cinque]

jeez what craazy days those must have been

[birdbrain]

That's what you get for working in the City.

These days all the traders just go to Stringfellows for kicks.

>> Edited by birdbrain on Thursday 13th January 16:31

[vixpy1]

birdbrain said:

That's what you get for working in the City. These days all the traders just go to Stringfellows for kicks. >> Edited by birdbrain on Thursday 13th January 16:31

Shadytree!

Is this true!!

[birdbrain]

Or Brown's.

[minimax]

well i've just checked out the currant bun and it didn't shed any light so anyone care to fess up?

>> Edited by minimax on Thursday 13th January 17:24

[Plotloss]

birdbrain said:

Or Brown's.

I now have this mental image of a load of traders, complete with Japanese banking customers putting £1 coins into pint pots held by ropey birds...

[birdbrain]

It's more upmarket these days, or so I'm told.

[apache]

birdbrain said:

It's more upmarket these days, or so I'm told.

£2 coins?

[Plotloss]

In The Axe around the corner its pennys

[birdbrain]

[trackdemon]

birdbrain said:

Or Brown's.

And another popular emporium based Nth of Finsbury square, probably to be visited by some of PH's shadier charcters this very evening. Isn't that right Tony?

[mel]

Tip top for a man of class like myself "Ye Old Axe Wound" or the "Spread Eagle" both on or near Shoreditch high street and my god are they shite. Some battered house wife wanders out with an £5.99 Argos casette player presses play and looks bored shitless as she proceeds to peel her kit off and reveal her tatoos and piercings normally both on her genitalia. For an extra pound you can get a private dance which means you go the other side of an office partion and sit on a plastic garden chair while she strums a top a table they dragged in from the yard.............Class