They dont until Beaker has been on the babycham
Beats knocking a ball round a park with a stick though
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Beats knocking a ball round a park with a stick though
You have no idea of the tit you have made of yourself with the second sentence!They dont until Beaker has been on the babycham
Beats knocking a ball round a park with a stick though
Oh I don't know. I have fond memories of the juvenile violence that was school shinty matches.Beats knocking a ball round a park with a stick though
Which game????They dont until Beaker has been on the babycham
Beats knocking a ball round a park with a stick though
Did you mean plank??
Always spoiled when someone eventually decided to throw a ball in.Oh I don't know. I have fond memories of the juvenile violence that was school shinty matches.
We only have one major hill to go down on my course…..just the 288 feet drop from tee to green. I will confess to having ended up on my backside twice taking the brave route down.
Just took delivery of an Oxford Oximiser. Heartened to read the instructions:-
'This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above blah blah blah and persons with reduced mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge'
Should be OK then
'This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above blah blah blah and persons with reduced mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge'
Should be OK then
Persons without reduced mental capabilities or not lacking experience and knowledge would have bought a CTEK.Just took delivery of an Oxford Oximiser. Heartened to read the instructions:-
'This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above blah blah blah and persons with reduced mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge'
Should be OK then
+1 for CTEK
-1 for the Oxford.
I had an Oxford, it was good.
The car....?
I bought Oxford, made a nice profit when I sold it.
No, we had two of the Austin equivalents, the Cambridge.
Just brought back memories, the car we had when I was born was an Austin A40 Somerset reg no, BPV 812, the next car was the first of our Cambridges, RKY 935, can’t remember any of the other reg’s but we followed the Cambridge with another Cambridge, then Austin 1800 followed by our first brand new car, a 1974 Morris Marina in bracken yellow (mustard)
I see your taste in automobiles hasn't changed for the better then.
They were my parents cars, I hated sitting on hot leather seats.
I know that the Somerset was still going strong in 1985.
I bought Somerset, made a nice profit when I sold it
Did you include the pasty franchise.?
OK, so there's been cars called Oxford, Somerset, Cowley and Cambridge etc.
Has there ever been a one named after Yorkshire?............
Has there ever been a one named after Yorkshire?............