It Will Never Last
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Fancy an invite to a wedding?
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the bid is at £395therecklessone said:Fancy an invite to a wedding?
I'm getting a lot of questions, so thanks to everyone who's expressed an interest. Unfortunately I'm going to have to dissappoint most of you by telling you that the bridesmaids are likely to be dogs too. I know, it's a marital travesty. The bride's best mate works in a chippy in Colchester, and they always used to go boozing in Stoke with her aunt who I seem to remember had a penchant for DKNY tracksuits, Pineapple Bacardi Breezers and cafe creme. Now, on the basis there's a 100% certainty that at least one of them is a bridesmaid, there's not a lot of optimisim I can inject, is there? That and the fact that I've heard that 2 of the ushers are now trying to sell their tickets on loot having had the tip off about her mother
hag said:can anyone make out what the vandalism says?
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http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/front/2004/1013/
the vandalism of golf course greens is a subject which should be taught in primary school.
and possibly a course in: which is better, dual carriageway or golf green?THRILLHO said:Looks like "Open Raod".
Obviously spelling is something that should come before vandalism of golf course greens.
Yeah, but its vandalism that exposes the poor state of our education system, so its doubly effective.THRILLHO said:Looks like "Open Raod".
Obviously spelling is something that should come before vandalism of golf course greens.
THRILLHO said:Looks like "Open Raod".
Obviously spelling is something that should come before vandalism of golf course greens.
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