grumpy old man:
Oi Oi Oi, let’s be having a bit less of it, us Yorkshiremen are very generous,
As for me being wealthy, ye gods, I wish I was, no, it’s called skiing, “spending the kids inheritance”, AND I’m going to be buried in the Jaguar, (I’m taking it with me )
She found out yesterday while she was totting up various till slips how much I paid for the Caol Ila, hell, I feared for my safety, she’s only a slight little thing but she’s certainly got a mouth on her when she kicks off. I thought some of the names she called me were a bit harsh and unnecessary.
Harry my man how are you doing, I hope you toasted 2014 the same as I did, I got a Glenfiddich at Tescos today at the reduced price £27.for a 12 year old in a fancy container with a pouring handel, Ive just sampled it, & Of course I don’t need to say what it tasted like as you will already know, Hope you & yours are keeping well, Regards Larry.
harry_gill:
hiya,
Trev, when working for Glendenning’s back in the mid 70s Dudley was my hometown
for on average two stopovers a week used to stop in good digs there and parking was
free and on spare land close to our digs we did our drinking in the Labour Club and
the Grange both handy for the digs and the club sold Federation Ale which at that
time was brewed in Gateshead, so there you go, nowt wrong with Dudley.
thanks harry, long retired.
When I took Carlsberg up to them I took it to Dunston could see the metro from there.
harry_gill:
hiya,
Trev, when working for Glendenning’s back in the mid 70s Dudley was my hometown
for on average two stopovers a week used to stop in good digs there and parking was
free and on spare land close to our digs we did our drinking in the Labour Club and
the Grange both handy for the digs and the club sold Federation Ale which at that
time was brewed in Gateshead, so there you go, nowt wrong with Dudley.
thanks harry, long retired.
When I took Carlsberg up to them I took it to Dunston could see the metro from there.
It’s a small world really, at BRS Wolves we had a couple of rigids on contract to Federation ales delivering locally and a trunker that ran to Team valley !
grumpy old man:
Oi Oi Oi, let’s be having a bit less of it, us Yorkshiremen are very generous,
As for me being wealthy, ye gods, I wish I was, no, it’s called skiing, “spending the kids inheritance”, AND I’m going to be buried in the Jaguar, (I’m taking it with me )
She found out yesterday while she was totting up various till slips how much I paid for the Caol Ila, hell, I feared for my safety, she’s only a slight little thing but she’s certainly got a mouth on her when she kicks off. I thought some of the names she called me were a bit harsh and unnecessary.
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The undertaker will bury G O M, and keep the Jaguar as a funeral car.
Cheers Dave.
grumpy old man:
Oi Oi Oi, let’s be having a bit less of it, us Yorkshiremen are very generous,
As for me being wealthy, ye gods, I wish I was, no, it’s called skiing, “spending the kids inheritance”, AND I’m going to be buried in the Jaguar, (I’m taking it with me )
She found out yesterday while she was totting up various till slips how much I paid for the Caol Ila, hell, I feared for my safety, she’s only a slight little thing but she’s certainly got a mouth on her when she kicks off. I thought some of the names she called me were a bit harsh and unnecessary.
The undertaker will bury G O M, and keep the Jaguar as a funeral car.
Cheers Dave.
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If you worried about that just show her the price of some of these then ask if you can have 1 or 2
grumpy old man:
Oi Oi Oi, let’s be having a bit less of it, us Yorkshiremen are very generous,
As for me being wealthy, ye gods, I wish I was, no, it’s called skiing, “spending the kids inheritance”, AND I’m going to be buried in the Jaguar, (I’m taking it with me )
She found out yesterday while she was totting up various till slips how much I paid for the Caol Ila, hell, I feared for my safety, she’s only a slight little thing but she’s certainly got a mouth on her when she kicks off. I thought some of the names she called me were a bit harsh and unnecessary.
The undertaker will bury G O M, and keep the Jaguar as a funeral car.
Cheers Dave.
If you worried about that just show her the price of some of these then ask if you can have 1 or 2
thewhiskyexchange.com/twesea … hland+park
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Ang, please do not encourage these veteran lorry drivers to burn themselves out on expensive whisky. Just remember, the poor old lads didn’t earn the big money that you younger drivers earn.
Cheers Dave.
If I even suggested anything like those she’d have me put in a home for the confused and bewildered, then she’d sell MY jaguar and she’d stock up on Tanquery Gin.
if you were really put to the test brian in extreme hardship which would have to go , the jaguar or the wife . make sure she isn’t looking over your shoulder before you answer .
rigsby:
if you were really put to the test brian in extreme hardship which would have to go , the jaguar or the wife . make sure she isn’t looking over your shoulder before you answer .
I think the Vicar sold him that Jaguar Dave " to have and to hold, from this day…)
Cheers Dave.
hiya,
Feeling a bit down at the moment my younger brother passed away on
Saturday afternoon aged 76, only diagnosed with a brain tumour about
5 weeks ago but didn’t respond to treatment and deteriorated very
quickly after diagnosis, will be going over to Lancashire to see him laid
to rest on Thursday he was a real gentleman and I’ll miss him.
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
hiya,
Feeling a bit down at the moment my younger brother passed away on
Saturday afternoon aged 76, only diagnosed with a brain tumour about
5 weeks ago but didn’t respond to treatment and deteriorated very
quickly after diagnosis, will be going over to Lancashire to see him laid
to rest on Thursday he was a real gentleman and I’ll miss him.
thanks harry, long retired.
Sorry to hear this Harry, May he RIP, Regards Larry.
Sorry to hear the sad news Harry. My condolences. A friend of mine lost his wife after a short illness on 23rd December. We shall go to her funeral Friday. Never a good time to lose family or friends.
Dave.
rigsby:
if you were really put to the test brian in extreme hardship which would have to go , the jaguar or the wife . make sure she isn’t looking over your shoulder before you answer .
She’s sitting 3 feet away from me at the moment so I’m saying nowt except they both cost as much to run.
What can a friend say,but sorry for your loss. As you know I am in a similar. Position, my younger brother is still fighting like hell to be able to talk better and do things on his own, July he had the op. Keep your chin up and take. Care of your own health. Norman
Very sorry to learn of the sad loss of your brother , Harry.
Like I said to you a couple of months ago , you`ve got plenty of good friends on here, and those same will help you
through the difficult time.
hiya,
Thank you all for all for your kind thoughts It’s the Funeral on Thursday
get that over with and it should get better no flying between Durham
and Lancashire my Missus and me are worn out.
thanks harry, long retired.
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hell, I feared for my safety, she’s only a slight little thing but she’s certainly got a mouth on her when she kicks off. I thought some of the names she called me were a bit harsh and unnecessary.
