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THE BRITISH THREAD II

 
 
smorgs
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 12:36 pm
What kind of a username is Steve41oo anyway?

At least mine (smorgs) has a certain mystique about it, don't you think?

Listen...

'smooooooorgs'

Sounds like a woman who lies on a chaise lounge all day, in a satin dressing gown, wearing fish-net tights, blonde hair piled high, smoking spliffs through a long ebony holder.

Bit like meself.

If you replace the chaise with a two-seater, Ikea settee. The satin dressing gown for trackies and a cleaners fag!

We call them 'cleaners', because there long and you can mop a whole kitchen with one hanging out yer gob and there's still a bit left at the end for when you lean on your mop, have a few drags and flick out the back door .

Now there's feminism in action.

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Mathos
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 12:40 pm
spendius wrote:
smorgsie-

I can make five course meals for four. No sweat. I don't what the fuss is about.

You just open a can of grapefruit and give them a quarter each, then two cans of a soup suitable for the occasion are poured into a pan and heated up and divided into four portions on proper soup plates with proper soup sppons provided. Whilst these courses are being devoured the Fray Bentos steak-and kidney pie and the Oven chips are coming up to perfection at 180 degrees and the can of Bachelor's Mushy Peas is gently simmering on a very low flame. It gets stuck to the pan if the flame is too high. Obviously HP Sauce and a Tomato Sauce is provided to generate relish where necessary. And salt, pepper and vinegar. It's posher if you place a few slices of bread on a plate rather than just put the loaf in the middle of the table with the application forms and the ashtray, and you ought to offer a choice between butter and a cholesterol and cellulite buster gunk.
Then two cans of Heinz Syrup Sponge are placed in the microwave. I prefer those without custard because custard making is one of my specialities and I like to demonstrate my skill at it when the opportunity arises. I can make custard that caters for my guests fastidiousness. One can have it thin, another medium, another medium thick and the last globby. All out of the same pan.
And then, when all the equipment used has been dumped in the wheelie bin, the large cream and raspberry-jam cake is brought forth, more wine is consumed and when that's all gone we retire to the TV lounge to watch the cricket or if that's not on Sky News. Both are quite suitable to maintain the flow of wrangling, flirting, innuendo, one upwomanmanship, silliness and general frivolity which has been a constant current throughout for the purpose of preventing anybody noticing what the menu consisted of.

Wife swapping can easily come to seem part of the natural order of things with such a meal which is why it is essential to avoid dinner guests with a marked propensity to get out their holiday snaps and to describe the dump they chose to visit as if it was an ante-chamber to the celestial spheres thus proving how wise they were to have made that particular choice after much soul searching in the travel agent's shop and later over the brightly coloured brochures they have carried away with them.

Total cost excluding wine about £10 and if the constant current is satisfactory you won't even know you are preparing it.

All these fancy cooks are merely providing playdough experiences to make up for an absence of a satisfactory constant current. To give minds something to think about and Hienz and Fray Bentos and Bachelors are paid to think about that stuff. They can chop the onions up and what not and season to popular taste.

And there's the rub eh? Who wants to have ordinary, common or garden tastes.



"Fanny bloody Craddock"
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smorgs
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 12:41 pm
vinsan wrote:
smorgs wrote:
Muckty is a friend of mine and a fine bloke.


hey is this Muckty guy Indian, I mean East Indian [for the sake of americans Rolling Eyes ] ?


Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing

Why, yes...

He could be...

Well half anyway...

He IS of dubious parentage...

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smorgs
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 12:43 pm
Good job I'm wearing me Tena!

I nearly pissed on me chaise laughing at that one!

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smorgs
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 12:45 pm
To quote your OWN link, Muckty...

Quote:
A good humoured admonition, a term of endearment



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smorgs
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 12:57 pm
I bid you goodnight...

I'm going to watch telly.

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smorgs
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 01:01 pm
Nearly the magic 5000!

What if I get to it and don't become veteran?

I'll be upset.

I might retire...

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McTag
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 01:08 pm
vinsan wrote:
smorgs wrote:
Muckty is a friend of mine and a fine bloke.


hey is this Muckty guy Indian, I mean East Indian [for the sake of americans Rolling Eyes ] ?


Are you having a laugh? I said is he 'aving a laff?
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McTag
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 01:15 pm
vinsan wrote:
smorgs wrote:
Muckty is a friend of mine and a fine bloke.


hey is this Muckty guy Indian, I mean East Indian [for the sake of americans Rolling Eyes ] ?


I am a citizen of the world, like these folks here

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c277/Tags1/113_1306.jpg
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Steve 41oo
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 02:05 pm
i noes these pipple
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spendius
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 02:32 pm
Who are they Steve? I'm guessing that the good looking one is Clary. I daren't risk guessing the other.

smorgsie-

Don't you know that little lads, bonny lads, who hate being hugged by any of the various forms of ladies of a certain age drive those very same ladies mad with the desire to hug them. They get two kicks. One is the hugging which they like anyway and the other is making the little lad have it when they know, from his reputation, he hates it. He ends up with a lot of close quarters contact with chubby feminine flesh and lacy things and perfumes and such like and it grows on him as he matures. When he does mature they pack it in usually and leave him with a residual penchant, shall we say, for the mature woman. The young lady models of the present day catwalk leave him blankly staring at them and wondering how anybody in his right mind could fancy any single bloody one.

This "penchant" is very easily taken advantage of by ladies in the 35 to 55 age range, allowing for some overlap which varies accordingly if other factors come into play, which is why I keep out of the way of them and, if unable to avoid them, offer them little or no encouragement again depending on those selfsame other factors.
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spendius
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 02:34 pm
I allow myself to think about them from time to time worrying about what they might do to me if they got the chance.
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spendius
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 03:23 pm
After which a bath and, as if on cue, whilst during drying off Dawn French is on with a sketch about Planet Elephant.

I see that as a sign that I made the right choice. Or had it forced on me is better and by a generation of ladies who thought it their duty to prepare the young lads to allow the ladies of the next generation to "express themselves" more freely than they had been permitted to do. A cultural legacy so to speak.

And, lo and behold, a lady vicar. Probably inevitable with economic growth providing more chubby feminine flesh, lacy things and perfumes.

Mathos is striking a path backwards. He's going to where they are all skin and bones, segs and callouses and with an all pervading odour of not too distant latrines which we showed them how to dig. He heap big Hero- me no good. Me heap big softy. Me like heap big chubbies, glowing pink, in lacy frillies and exuding a fragrance akin to a walled rose garden of a summer's evening when not a leaf is moving.

Imagine a tin of condensed milk causing rumours to sweep through the village. We won't have them if they have a small dent in them.

Gee- that's a great image of the distance he is going to travel. Maybe he's right and we need men like Mathos to show us the way back to sanity.
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McTag
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 04:16 pm
vinsan wrote:
smorgs wrote:
Muckty is a friend of mine and a fine bloke.


hey is this Muckty guy Indian, I mean East Indian [for the sake of americans Rolling Eyes ] ?


I am bound for the East Indies, where the loud cannons roar
And I'm leaving my Nancy, she's the one that I adore

dah di dah di dum dum dum

]....And the mainsails they are hoisted, and the anchors are a-weigh
Now the big ship lies waiting, for to sail on the tide
And if ever I return again, then I'll make you my bride
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McTag
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 04:24 pm
Seems indecent somehow to break Spendy's reverie of pink chubby rose gardens and fragrant lacy things.

Altgough I suspect the nearest he comes to that is in his Mills & Boon collection of romantic novellettes which his nurse has thoughtfully and kindly sprayed for him with the air freshener.
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spendius
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 05:21 pm
This is a serious congeries of social phenomena Mac I'll have you know.

This is why the Rugby team got platted and the sperm count is going down.

We men can hit back with the sperm count. To the extent that we men wouldn't wish the next generation of lads to be left with a legacy of ladies "expressing themselves" freely we lower our sexually effectiveness and keep our powder dry.

It's almost Darwinian. If one was to assume it to be an unconscious process it would be Darwinian. I think it is intelligently designed. The only strategy I can suggest is to stop watching telly and buying a newspaper. By telly I mean anything you see on your screen where video has been cut and pasted. Live sport is okay. It is 3 secs behind I'm told but that's due to technical stuff I have been assured. Australian aerobics is not to be trusted at all.

I once used a video camera and made a short film of me doing a 147 break and a 9 dart finish.

Boy -did I look good.
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spendius
 
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Reply Sat 15 Sep, 2007 05:44 pm
That's why the snooker authorities are always tut-tutting at mobile phones ringing when a scientist rings up a mate to check if it's all on the level.

They claim it disturbs the player's concentration obviously not have seen Mike Atherton in that stadium in Pakistan when 100,000 home supporters roared Wasim all the way up his run up. I think it was Wasim.

That was "real live". There were thousands of moths as well attracted to the lights. Monty freaks out if there's a fly near the flag. It puts him off. And he hasn't got any fast moving balls to deal with, legal or otherwise.
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Dorothy Parker
 
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Reply Sun 16 Sep, 2007 04:09 am
Went to a Prince party last night. Prince-inspired cocktails, Prince tunes from the Prince DJ, Prince fans.....I was in heaven. Not danced that much for aaaaages. There were so many lovely people there too some of whom had travelled up from London just for the night.
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McTag
 
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Reply Sun 16 Sep, 2007 09:58 am
Well, whatever floats your boat.

I've seen two photos of Prince in my paper this week, so he's making his small but perfectly-formed mark it seems.

Rolling Eyes Shocked Idea Twisted Evil Surprised Laughing
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vinsan
 
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Reply Sun 16 Sep, 2007 10:12 am
Hello friends vinsan from darlington. Smile

Well its actually been 9 months here in UK Embarrassed
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