Am taking 30 + kiddies and their ponies on a pickernick ride. Went to check out the route yesterday round a place called Haverholme...stunning. Yesterday I saw a buzzard! several herons, enough pheasent to shake a mucky stick at, ikkle bunnies, moorhens and duckerlings, we think we saw a kingfisher - but who knows...squillions o hares. Did you know the Government are spending hundreds of thousands of pounds, tracking hares to see if there is a link between pesticide use and the number of hares? Nope me neither, there was a man with a f**k off big tv aerial following the collared hares. The amount of hares is proportional to the amount of foxes - and seeing as this is a shooting estate foxes are frowned upon....
and oooh saw a wild peacock and his girlie and her three chicks
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You've described where I'll probably end up after I die and all the s**t catches up with me. Long walks in the verdant countryside with a gaggle of kids? Just shoot me now...
Oi! no taking the easy way out! theres people 'round ere who wanna meet you...timsinister wrote:You've described where I'll probably end up after I die and all the s**t catches up with me. Long walks in the verdant countryside with a gaggle of kids? Just shoot me now...
They wanna see if the legands are true...
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i'ld noticed you tended to ramble...Debaser wrote:Am taking 30 + kiddies and their ponies on a pickernick ride. Went to check out the route yesterday round a place called Haverholme...stunning. Yesterday I saw a buzzard! several herons, enough pheasent to shake a mucky stick at, ikkle bunnies, moorhens and duckerlings, we think we saw a kingfisher - but who knows...squillions o hares. Did you know the Government are spending hundreds of thousands of pounds, tracking hares to see if there is a link between pesticide use and the number of hares? Nope me neither, there was a man with a f**k off big tv aerial following the collared hares. The amount of hares is proportional to the amount of foxes - and seeing as this is a shooting estate foxes are frowned upon....
and oooh saw a wild peacock and his girlie and her three chicks
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And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
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Ah Tim, you secretly long for it, I reckon...timsinister wrote:You've described where I'll probably end up after I die and all the s**t catches up with me. Long walks in the verdant countryside with a gaggle of kids? Just shoot me now...
(And I'm Nigella Lawson... )
There's a man with a mullet going mad with a mallet in Millets
Feck off you cheeky scrote!eastmidswhizzkid wrote:
i'ld noticed you tended to ramble...
So , to avoid accusations of rambling...I rode, it rained, no one fell off, we ate cake.
Five cups of coffee just to be myself...when I'd rather be somebody else
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Legendary Lightweight? All too embarassingly true, as YOU full well know.d00mw0lf wrote: They wanna see if the legands are true...
Steady on; you've given Nick and Dark quite enough to be going on with!boudicca wrote:And I'm Nigella Lawson...
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I'd like to beat that woman to death with her own rolling pin...timsinister wrote:Legendary Lightweight? All too embarassingly true, as YOU full well know.d00mw0lf wrote: They wanna see if the legands are true...
Steady on; you've given Nick and Dark quite enough to be going on with!boudicca wrote:And I'm Nigella Lawson...
There's a man with a mullet going mad with a mallet in Millets
You know what the ladies think of you - I tried telling 'em, but they won't listen!timsinister wrote:Legendary Lightweight? All too embarassingly true, as YOU full well know.d00mw0lf wrote: They wanna see if the legands are true...
Ness, smack the pony from me.
I think someone set my soul alight
Harry was the perfect gentleman...no smaking necessary However, he was as wide as he was tall...and he was fekking huge! My thighs are screaming and my knees were lost about half an hour into the riderian wrote:Ness, smack the pony from me.
I may have to resort to rubbing in of embrocation later this evening.
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*ahem*... it was actually meant as a play on the word 'rambling';guess it doesn't work if you read your post properly and realise you were on a horse.Debaser wrote:Feck off you cheeky scrote!eastmidswhizzkid wrote:
i'ld noticed you tended to ramble...
So , to avoid accusations of rambling...I rode, it rained, no one fell off, we ate cake.
Well I was handsome and I was strong
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
Now That sounds great night !Debaser wrote:
...I rode, it rained, no one fell off, we ate cake.
Being brave is coming home at 2am half drunk, smelling of perfume, climbing into bed, slapping the wife on the arse and saying,"right fatty, you're next!!"
Made me laugh anywayDebaser wrote:Harry was the perfect gentleman...no smaking necessary However, he was as wide as he was tall...and he was fekking huge! My thighs are screaming and my knees were lost about half an hour into the riderian wrote:Ness, smack the pony from me.
I may have to resort to rubbing in of embrocation later this evening.
Chucking another log on
<<<< kneweastmidswhizzkid wrote:*ahem*... it was actually meant as a play on the word 'rambling';guess it doesn't work if you read your post properly and realise you were on a horse.Debaser wrote:Feck off you cheeky scrote!eastmidswhizzkid wrote:
i'ld noticed you tended to ramble...
So , to avoid accusations of rambling...I rode, it rained, no one fell off, we ate cake.
Five cups of coffee just to be myself...when I'd rather be somebody else
Debaser wrote:Harry was the perfect gentleman...no smaking necessary However, he was as wide as he was tall...and he was fekking huge! My thighs are screaming and my knees were lost about half an hour into the riderian wrote:Ness, smack the pony from me.
I may have to resort to rubbing in of embrocation later this evening.
(I'll tell Amanda about that)
I think someone set my soul alight
HA HA - I know that you won't falter.....Johnny M wrote:Hope you had a top time with the 'little ickles'. My mind is elsewhere. And no, no there.
And I had a bloomin marvellous time. Days like this make me wonder why I gave it up...but then half way round and it started to p*ss down, I remembered
Five cups of coffee just to be myself...when I'd rather be somebody else