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My late wife's best one was when we were walking home one night on the island of Kos, when she asked me
'Is that the same moon that we have at home?' |
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Did you Barack her about it?
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Obama?
(or bum her) ((stepping up a gear for 2014)). |
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I was chatting to a Bulgarian girl when i used to work at London City Airport and i asked her what man she fancied most in the world."Black Pete" she answered..."who the fck is Black Pete" i asked." You know " Black Pete the one who is married to Angelina Jolie........( you had to be there)
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Watching a porno years ago with my ex wife she says " my mums got those curtains "
How do their minds work ffs. |
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It's nice that you stayed friends.
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you always make me laugh Ken
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This could become my favourite thread
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I love it when a healthcare plan comes together.
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At a recent New Year's Eve party, we were playing Trivial Pursuit with friends.
My mate's wife (who is 46 years old) thought that Jesus died "some time in the 1930's" |
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Watching a porno years ago with my ex wife she says " my mums got those curtains "
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Playing a game of Trivial Pursuit with the wife a few years ago when a question came across on who Chinese actress Jianq Qing was married to.
She did'nt know this, and , not having many cheeses on the Board i said "Ok then, a clue, Little Red Book" Her answer was Michael Aspell..... |
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God, your missus is stupid. Although I'll freely admit I didn't know it was Eamonn Andrews, without googling.
I was once travelling in a vehicle across a double-decker bridge when I was asked if we were on the top or bottom deck! |
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At Newmarket whilst watching the runners in the parade ring my missus told me to back a horse called Hunting Lion trained by Mick Channnon. I put £2.50 each way on for her on the nanny.
It won and paid over 100/1 on the tote. Afterwards when I was handing over the returns, I asked her how she had picked out that winner. "Well, when we were watching them walk around he was the one with the happiest face." ![]() |
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Not sure that qualifies, Slippy. Sounds like a talent to me. At least she wasn't impressed by the one with five legs!
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The other day, we were talking, well i was, she was stuffing her face again. I asked her to name the greatest invention ever, without hesitation she said the fridge.
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My late Mum, sometime in the 70's was doing "Spot The Ball" in the local rag. I did the Pools coupon but spot the ball bored me so I left it to her.
After studying the coupon for a couple of minutes she handed it to me, saying, you'll have a better chance than me this week. Why's that? Well it says at the bottom it was Bradford City v Crewe and you go to all the cIty home games so you should know where the ball is! And she was serious. |
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quality km.
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Thanks. True as well.
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did you manage to spot it Kenny
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in my game the fabrication game a lot of the lads put claims in through the union ,for white finger[vibration white finger]
it takes some time to process a claim with a couple of tests with a medical expert but if succesful most lads get about 10 grand compo my mate went through the process and had the tests and new the results and compo were due so had warned his mrs a letter was due and told her to phone him at work if it came at break time in front of a full cabin the gaffer said clff you,ve had a letter about your finger, she said dont worry you havnt got it!! you,ve got to luv,em ![]() ![]() |
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"Well, when we were watching them walk around he was the one with the happiest face."
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i was in the florida quays with an ex years ago, when we'd been driving on the bridge for over 5 minutes she asked me "why do they call this the seven mile bridge".
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i took my missus to catford dog track years ago ,1st time she had been to a race track , she was watching the tic tac men doing the hand signals , and after a while she said "cor there must be a lot of deaf people here!
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Playing a game of Trivial Pursuit with the wife a few years ago when a question came across on who Chinese actress Jianq Qing was married to.
She did'nt know this, and , not having many cheeses on the Board i said "Ok then, a clue, Little Red Book" At this point I was guessing Chairman Mao ![]() |
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Some gems on here, FOLYESWARI I took my missus to Catford dog track on our first date to watch my dog run the romantic fool that I am
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Likewise Foinavon. The Little Red Book was Mao´s manifesto if I remember rightly; the Big Red Book was This is Your Life I think.
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according to Wiki:
Jiang Qing (Chiang Ching; March 19, 1914 – May 14, 1991) was the pseudonym used by the major Communist Party of China political figure who was Mao Zedong's last wife. In the West, Jiang was known as Madame Mao. |
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Good grief, can't believe anything you read on here.
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Too many to mention but we were driving past the airport one time when a plane went overhead. "I wish I was on that right now", she said. "FFS you silly cow, it's coming in to land."
Another was when we left our (then) 11 year old kid in the house on his own. "Don't answer the phone to anyone - unless it's us." This was the days before caller recognisation on a land line. |
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lol, very good O'.
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Mrs Gin - "This bra is really getting on my tits!"
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Was with a few mates who were taking the pi55 out of the insular nature of the yanks. One of em said that they had met a septic who thought that Ireland was attached to England. The wife turned to me after and said, " I thought it was". Another time we were watching the football and everybody was screaming at one of the players because he made little effort to go for a cross which seemed eminently reachable. I couldn't have got my head to it said the wife from her wheelchair.
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@MC Roller -- The other day, we were talking, well i was, she was stuffing her face again. I asked her to name the greatest invention ever, without hesitation she said the fridge.
Except that when you think about it, the fridge is not a bad shout for greatest invention. Keeps food fresh; prevents food poisoning, illness and death; reduces food costs by allowing bulk shopping; lets the population live further from the countryside. Your missus could be another Einstein, who, incidentally, once patented a new design for a fridge. |
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We were also playing Articulate on New Years Eve (it must be catching).
Also on the People round, my mate's wife said "Olympics - Rowing" We went through the usual suspects - Redgrave, Pinsent etc, without success, so we ended up passing. At the end of the round we checked up on who we had been looking for. Ben Affleck who she had got mixed up with Ben Ainslie, who we would still never have got near from her clue! Genius! |
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That's a cracker. Has reminded me of a shocker my brother in law also had on Articulate a couple of years ago.
Was describing to us the banking guy who lost millions for Barings Bank, I was screaming at him Nick Leeson and he kept saying that it wasn't right. At the end of the round I asked who was on the card and it was Liam Neeson. |
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Love this thread.
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