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The Good Old Fashioned Bragging Thread (Non Gambling)
The Good Old Fashioned Bragging Thread (Non Gambling)
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no offence but thats sounds unbelievably boring eternaloptomist
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I guess it does.
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But in my defence it was followed by a night of debauchery in which I played cards with a couple of honeys and then played a few other games.
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I once had David Bairstow (Johnny's father and future Yorkshire and England wicket-keeper) caught on the boundary in a school house game. He was younger than me but elevated as he was so good.
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I once got three bj's in my bedroom in four days from 3 different women I knew
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most unseemly pp Lord Snooty.
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My sister was on stage with Ernie Wise when he was a young comedian. She was in the dancing troupe.
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My brother in laws brother opened the bowling with Freddie Trueman for Yorkshire in the late 50's. His scalps included Doug Insole and Trevor Bailey.
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I once dressed up as 3 different women and gave this bloke 3 bj's in his bedroom, he never had a clue
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I was the most unluckiest hooker to not get capped by England.
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you must be proud of the second one.
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Not a good reply to Burtons post , Slippy
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I was alighting the train at Leeds City Station rushing to get the York connection. In my haste I almost sent Peter Bowles flyling. No mean feet as he's about 6-4. Sorry I shouted. Np problem, he retorted.
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I once scuttled a bird who was so heavy that when she hefted her leg over me to stop me escaping I really couldn't escape.
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If I ever move to Brasford I'm going to use Kenny mann as a reference
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Bradford even. Not that I even know where that place is of course.
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up north just follow the flies
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It's North of Luton I think.
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I can picture it now ..
Slippy Blue .. Most unluckiest hooker in Brasford  |
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Bradford's great, check this out. Superb speeded up footage. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTYNp3C0iu4
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Shut up Mc M
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I drove through Bradford once. It made Neasden look like Beverley Hills.
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not now nobhead, check the link.
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just went onto google maps street view to see what bradford is actually like, dragged the yellow man on the map and it went blank for 10 seconds, almost like even it didnt want to go there
took me to godwin/sunbridge road where the first thing i see is two estate agents and a thomas cook as well as one closed down shop, looks like the only businesses up there are the ones offering a way out |
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Being as it's your birthday , but i made myself LOL
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Kenny, HRH has been one of the best forum contributors in the last decade on here, that was harsh and very unjustified, for me.
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Yeah top guy HRH
only kidding you know that Slippy |
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well if he'd checked the link I provided he'd have noticed that Bradford isn't quite like that now, but he chose to ignore it and make a smart asred comment.
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but what lies beyond City park we all wonder
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well if you travel 4 miles or more in any direction it's fantastic. The City Centre has far too many nationalities. Most of the decent people have moved to the outskirts. A lot can't afford it of course, sadly.
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I think Ilkley (Bradford postcode) is the 3rd most sought after place in the UK.
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the complete opposite of Birmingham then
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i WOULD THINK SO.
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Punched the Duke of Cambridge in the crown jewels and got away with it.
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Kenny, that's quite cool, and I'm guessing central. No idea of the exact parts we drove through, as I was a passenger, but going from north of Leeds towards Manchester, but there was a stretch that was an absolute hole - Sentiments echoed by a few of the natives. Of course many places have their rough parts, but this was grim.
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Thank you, sorry for being rude, I was going to apologise tomorrow.
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In that case, I suppose I better release this cat I've just taken hostage then
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in all seriousness i know nothing about bradford other than reputation and its reputation is very bad, but tbh i would be massilvey surprised if bradford had one of the top 3 sought after postcodes, i mean some of the places in certan parts of london and surrey are the most expensive in the country,
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