country squire looking over his land and notices plenty of molehills, he calls his game keeper, paddy squire, this land is covered in molehills, tell u what paddy, for every mole u catch and kill [ and make sure u give them a horrible death,] i will pay u £10 for each one. the next week the squire noticrs there are molehills than there was the previous week, squire to game keeper, how many moles did u catch paddy, 20 sir squie, and did u give each one a horrible death paddy, yes sir squire, how did u kil them paddy, i buried them alive
would have been 8-10 without the horrible death bit, which is superfluous.
would lessen the punchline's impact if not mentioned, surely. would be on a par with one of yours if he left it out, mitchell. at it is, 2/10.
mitchell downie 06 Jan 14:39 would have been 8-10 without the horrible death bit, which is superfluous.would lessen the punchline's impact if not mentioned, surely. would be on a par with one of yours if he left it out, mitchell. at it is, 2/
Who's old enough to remember ''Oi'll give it foive''
It wasn't Monica Rose, it was a youngish brunette bird called Olive (?) on Juke Box Jury or something like that.
Hoss 06 Jan 16:10 Who's old enough to remember ''Oi'll give it foive'' It wasn't Monica Rose, it was a youngish brunette bird called Olive (?) on Juke Box Jury or something like that.
Hoss, I think Juke Box Jury was hosted by David Jacobs and the panellists pressed a hit or a miss buzzer and not score the song/tune
I remember Janice but not the name of the prog
Hoss, I think Juke Box Jury was hosted by David Jacobs and the panellists pressed a hit or a miss buzzer and not score the song/tuneI remember Janice but not the name of the prog