I don't know where we're going, but I know where I am (part 8)

fmpisces

Grandeeod wrote: »

Well if my stool issue didn't offend me, I'm as pure as the driven snow.:D

Didn't offend me either, I'm well used to dealing with stools at this stage :pac::pac::pac:

Leg End Reject

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Not surprised after all the shaking you were doing last night Leggy

Chance would be a fine thing mam!

Sephiroth_dude

Deskside listening to rush.

Leg End Reject wrote: »

I hope it's not my glass leg, it's a bit fragile.

What were you doing with it :pac:?

Grandeeod

fmpisces wrote: »

Didn't offend me either, I'm well used to dealing with stools at this stage :pac::pac::pac:

Do tell and make sure it doesn't put me off my drink.:D

Leg End Reject

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Deskside listening to rush.



What were you doing with it :pac:?

Shaking it with frustration Seph.

Please note there was no innuendo intended in that statement.

fmpisces

Grandeeod wrote: »

Do tell and make sure it doesn't put me off my drink.:D

I'll be here allllll night

Thong and toothbrush packed here,collect me on yer way to the airport ladies.😛

Couchside and wineside, starving.

Leg End Reject

Deleted User wrote: »

Thong and toothbrush packed here,collect me on yer way to the airport ladies.��

Couchside and wineside, starving.

Leave the thong duvet, you won't need it.

Gremlinertia

Leg End Reject wrote: »

Shaking it with frustration Seph.

Please note there was no innuendo intended in that statement.

This is brilliant, i'll never miss an innuendo again now everyone points them out :P

Deskside not doing much

Sephiroth_dude

Deleted User wrote: »

Thong and toothbrush packed here

:pac:

Leg End Reject

It's a pity you're starting work on Monday Seph, you could have been our chaperone.

RMAOK

Leg End Reject wrote: »

Shaking it with frustration Seph.

Please note there was no innuendo intended in that statement.

What's an innuendo?

Sephiroth_dude

Looking out the window, got dark really fast all of a sudden.

Leg End Reject wrote: »

It's a pity you're starting work on Monday Seph, you could have been our chaperone.

Feck the job!!!!!





:pac:

Grandeeod

fmpisces wrote: »

I'll be here allllll night

A constipated post.:D

fmpisces

Grandeeod wrote: »

A constipated post.:D

'Xactly :P
Trust me, it's better than the alternative :pac:

RMAOK

Grandeeod wrote: »

A constipated post.:D

You want some prune juice for that constipation?

Leg End Reject

RMAOK wrote: »

You want some prune juice for that constipation?

It's ok, Grandeeod had his stool earlier. He closed the last thread with it. We just about survived the evacuation.

fmpisces

RMAOK wrote: »

You want some prune juice for that constipation?

Ugh that stuff is vile. I'd rather be constipated and suffer

Boom_Bap

I'm in a glass case of emotion

Grandeeod

RMAOK wrote: »

You want some prune juice for that constipation?

Jaysus no! You could set your watch by me. First thing in the morning.:D

Leg End Reject

Boom_Bap wrote: »

I'm in a glass case of emotion

Are you making fun of my leg? :mad:


:pac:

Pretzill

Just pouring some chilled vino now to catch up with yiz all and the shenanigans. Mam I love proper onion rings - I can't get them in the chippies out west, (horrible frozen variety) - You are making me hungry for those crispy, battered ones from my hometown -

Up the Dubs!

(I don't follow the GAA but I can't deny me roots)

Grandeeod

Pretzill wrote: »

Just pouring some chilled vino now to catch up with yiz all and the shenanigans. Mam I love proper onion rings - I can't get them in the chippies out west, (horrible frozen variety) - You are making me hungry for those crispy, battered ones from my hometown -

Up the Dubs!

(I don't follow the GAA but I can't deny me roots)

You love decent onion rings. You said "Up the Dubs".

Welcome

fmpisces

Pretzill wrote: »

Just pouring some chilled vino now to catch up with yiz all and the shenanigans. Mam I love proper onion rings - I can't get them in the chippies out west, (horrible frozen variety) - You are making me hungry for those crispy, battered ones from my hometown -

Up the Dubs!

(I don't follow the GAA but I can't deny me roots)

I'd say they'd be relatively easy to make......just dip some thickly cut sliced onions in batter and fry in hot oil.....smother with salt and vinegar......God I've missed my calling there I think

Leg End Reject

fmpisces wrote: »

I'd say they'd be relatively easy to make......just dip some thickly cut sliced onions in batter and fry in hot oil.....smother with salt and vinegar......God I've missed my calling there I think

You're doing the cooking in Asia, we'll need the energy.

fmpisces

Leg End Reject wrote: »

You're doing the cooking in Asia, we'll need the energy.

I'll do most anything in exchange for wine :eek::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac:

Mam of 4

Leg End Reject wrote: »

You're doing the cooking in Asia, we'll need the energy.

For what exactly ? !

Boom_Bap

Leg End Reject wrote: »

Are you making fun of my leg? :mad:


:pac:

Is your leg in a glass case?

fmpisces

Mam of 4 wrote: »

For what exactly ? !

Ah Mam.......do you really need us to spell it out for ya?! :D

Grandeeod

When I was in Secondary school, my Friday treat was an onion ring and chips. Cost 80 pence. But it wasn't an onion ring, it was an onion burger.:D It was called and onion ring, but resembled something like a batter burger. A big patty of onions and batter. Massive!