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Dave I reckon I am going to survive then as I have 3 bottles in the cabinet and 4 in reserve in the wardrobe and we are going away for christmas so I should just about manage then. :unamused:

cheers Johnnie

very much required winter wear in the 60s and 70s larry , worn over 2 or 3 jumpers . they usually had the name of the firm you "borrowed " them from stencilled across the shoulders . cheers , dave

hiya,
Just an animal skin coat you’re lucky, my old woman wanted a jaguar I obliged but finished up disappointed the thing didn’t eat her.
thanks harry long retired

sammyopisite:
Dave I reckon I am going to survive then as I have 3 bottles in the cabinet and 4 in reserve in the wardrobe and we are going away for christmas so I should just about manage then. :unamused:

cheers Johnnie

Go to Scotland Johnnie and stay within reach of a distillery for safety reasons :wink: .
Cheers Dave.

rigsby:
very much required winter wear in the 60s and 70s larry , worn over 2 or 3 jumpers . they usually had the name of the firm you "borrowed " them from stencilled across the shoulders . cheers , dave

Yes I had a one with WIMPEY on, mind you I triea all sorts of stuff to remove it IE Petrol ,paint thinners , in the end the fitter where I worked said , turn around lad, & he painted it with black paint, job done. Regards Larry

sammyopisite:
Dave I reckon I am going to survive then as I have 3 bottles in the cabinet and 4 in reserve in the wardrobe and we are going away for christmas so I should just about manage then. :unamused:

cheers Johnnie

I had a coat which was similar to the Donkey jacket dave,and as you say it had the name on the simulated leather bit.Had to leave it off when I went to a certain county,even though it was given to me :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

Dave the Renegade:

sammyopisite:
Dave I reckon I am going to survive then as I have 3 bottles in the cabinet and 4 in reserve in the wardrobe and we are going away for christmas so I should just about manage then. :unamused:

cheers Johnnie

I had a coat which was similar to the Donkey jacket dave,and as you say it had the name on the simulated leather bit.Had to leave it off when I went to a certain county,even though it was given to me :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

hiya,
Mine had Sir Alfred McAlpine on the leather bit but I binned it got fed up of people doffing their caps at me.
thanks harry long retired.

harry_gill:

Dave the Renegade:

sammyopisite:
Dave I reckon I am going to survive then as I have 3 bottles in the cabinet and 4 in reserve in the wardrobe and we are going away for christmas so I should just about manage then. :unamused:

cheers Johnnie

I had a coat which was similar to the Donkey jacket dave,and as you say it had the name on the simulated leather bit.Had to leave it off when I went to a certain county,even though it was given to me :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

hiya,
Mine had Sir Alfred McAlpine on the leather bit but I binned it got fed up of people doffing their caps at me.
thanks harry long retired.

Had eyes in the back of your head did you Harry :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

harry_gill:

Dave the Renegade:

sammyopisite:
Dave I reckon I am going to survive then as I have 3 bottles in the cabinet and 4 in reserve in the wardrobe and we are going away for christmas so I should just about manage then. :unamused:

cheers Johnnie

I had a coat which was similar to the Donkey jacket dave,and as you say it had the name on the simulated leather bit.Had to leave it off when I went to a certain county,even though it was given to me :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

hiya,
Mine had Sir Alfred McAlpine on the leather bit but I binned it got fed up of people doffing their caps at me.
thanks harry long retired.

Could have been much worse , Harry.
If the name on the back had been WIMPEY , and someone painted-out the last 3 letters ! !
Cheers , cattle wagon man.

Dave the Renegade:

harry_gill:

Dave the Renegade:

sammyopisite:
Dave I reckon I am going to survive then as I have 3 bottles in the cabinet and 4 in reserve in the wardrobe and we are going away for christmas so I should just about manage then. :unamused:

cheers Johnnie

I had a coat which was similar to the Donkey jacket dave,and as you say it had the name on the simulated leather bit.Had to leave it off when I went to a certain county,even though it was given to me :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

hiya,
Mine had Sir Alfred McAlpine on the leather bit but I binned it got fed up of people doffing their caps at me.
thanks harry long retired.

Had eyes in the back of your head did you Harry :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

hiya,
No Dave just wing mirrors.
thanks harry long retired.

hiya,
Mine had Sir Alfred McAlpine on the leather bit but I binned it got fed up of people doffing their caps at me.
thanks harry long retired.
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Had eyes in the back of your head did you Harry :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.
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hiya,
No Dave just wing mirrors.
thanks harry long retired.
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As long as you didn’t have an interior mirror Harry.That could have caused a lot of worry :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

rigsby:
i don’t think brian’s fire will go out dave , i reckon mrs howram will be making sure he is nice and cozy , and keeping him supplied with fresh tea and all the comforts of home . don’t let her pour the whiskey though , she might get a taste for it , then he would have to share it , perish the thought ! cheers , dave

Oh that’s very good, if you knew Mrs.V you wouldn’t have said that. This woman will drink owt with an alcohol content. Yes, just about anything. Although she does know that if she ever goes anywhere near my whisky it will be a bad move on her part. I’ll back her in any drinking contest. She sulks if her pint is less than 5.0%. She’ll only drink lager in an emergency. 72 years old, never has any health problems (annual MOT at the vets is clear every year) less that 9 stone wet through. She scares me when she drives the Jaguar, she likes to make it ā€œnip on a bit quicklyā€. And I have to live with her. :frowning: … :wink:

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Cheers Dave.

grumpy old man:

rigsby:
i don’t think brian’s fire will go out dave , i reckon mrs howram will be making sure he is nice and cozy , and keeping him supplied with fresh tea and all the comforts of home . don’t let her pour the whiskey though , she might get a taste for it , then he would have to share it , perish the thought ! cheers , dave

Oh that’s very good, if you knew Mrs.V you wouldn’t have said that. This woman will drink owt with an alcohol content. Yes, just about anything. Although she does know that if she ever goes anywhere near my whisky it will be a bad move on her part. I’ll back her in any drinking contest. She sulks if her pint is less than 5.0%. She’ll only drink lager in an emergency. 72 years old, never has any health problems (annual MOT at the vets is clear every year) less that 9 stone wet through. She scares me when she drives the Jaguar, she likes to make it ā€œnip on a bit quicklyā€. And I have to live with her. :frowning: … :wink:

Powerful brew 5.0% and over Brian.I can see the likes of Newcastle Brown at 4.7% would not suffice.You ain’t got her trying to keep up with Carryfast with that Jaguar are you.You are a brave man living with a hard drinking woman who drives fast :wink: :laughing:

brian strikes me as a man who likes to live on the edge . a bit of a thrill seeker . at least if you settle down to some serious drinking you are in good company . nowt worse than drinking alone . it could work out a bit expensive though so i hope she has a little job to pay for her share ( and yours as well ) . i think i might pop up to the son’s house later and help him with the newky broon he hides in the garage . well i kept him in ale when he was a lad , so he looks after me in my old age . cheers , dave

Where abouts does your son live dave.I’m partial to a drop of Newcastle Brown myself :laughing: I will come and give you some help in reducing his stock and make more space in his garage :wink: .
Cheers Dave.

Dave the Renegade:

sammyopisite:
Dave I reckon I am going to survive then as I have 3 bottles in the cabinet and 4 in reserve in the wardrobe and we are going away for christmas so I should just about manage then. :unamused:

cheers Johnnie

I had a coat which was similar to the Donkey jacket dave,and as you say it had the name on the simulated leather bit.Had to leave it off when I went to a certain county,even though it was given to me :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

Dave I never knew Wales was as strict as that! :open_mouth: :open_mouth: :open_mouth: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

Norman Ingram:

Dave the Renegade:

sammyopisite:
Dave I reckon I am going to survive then as I have 3 bottles in the cabinet and 4 in reserve in the wardrobe and we are going away for christmas so I should just about manage then. :unamused:

cheers Johnnie

I had a coat which was similar to the Donkey jacket dave,and as you say it had the name on the simulated leather bit.Had to leave it off when I went to a certain county,even though it was given to me :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

Dave I never knew Wales was as strict as that! :open_mouth: :open_mouth: :open_mouth: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

It didn’t come from Wales Norm.It came from Worcestershire and only went back behind the passenger seat of the lorry :laughing: . I think you should give your contemporaries on this thread a sound talking too before the firewater burns them up :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

Where are all the whisky drinkers today then,probably all hung over.As nobody could log into Trucknet everyone drank more :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

Dave the Renegade:
Where are all the whisky drinkers today then,probably all hung over.As nobody could log into Trucknet everyone drank more :laughing: .
Cheers Dave.

I’m just off out now to my local,two pints and two whiskies,enough for me,too expensive for a poor ex UK tax exile,not like the rich Manx born pensioners. :stuck_out_tongue:

i think you slipped up when you emigrated chris , you should have retired to north durham , they don’t seem short of whiskey money up there . a certain sheffield member isn’t short of a bob or two either when it comes to buying drink , he’s that tight though i bet he turns the heating off when he goes to the pub and leaves his poor wife shivering . ( as if he would dare ) cheers , dave