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Aunty Post
07 Aug 14 18:40
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Late father in law, in his seventies, somehow got a job of driving a hearse.

My God he couldn't even drive his "Vauxhall Viva" without causing mayhem.

Anyway, at the bottom of a hill in his village, he smashed the thing into a car waiting at the junction.

We heard later from a bystander that in his protestation he said "I know what I'm talking about, I've done this before"!

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By:
creatureinthesky
When: 07 Aug 14 18:47
"I've got a nice pear" My nana.
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 07 Aug 14 18:48
my mum used to say to me and my brother as kids "don't wear your coat indoors before going out as you wont feel the benefit of it "
By:
themightymac
When: 07 Aug 14 20:44
Walking out the cemetery following a funeral, an older relative was almost in a state of collapse and was leaning on a headstone for support. My brother said to him, "Is it worthwhile you going home"! LaughLaugh
By:
a bitofinterest
When: 07 Aug 14 20:46
"i don't approve of that on the worktop"
By:
conductor
When: 07 Aug 14 23:36
when I was a young lad my dad told me to eat as much lettuce as possible as it is very good for your eyesight. I  asked him how that was possible. well said my dad, when was the last time you saw a tortoise wearing a pair of glasses....SillySilly
By:
Hank Hill
When: 08 Aug 14 00:44
mac Laugh
By:
BrendanScrote
When: 08 Aug 14 01:16
"have you got any of that bombastic vinegar?"

my mother via blade runner
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 08 Aug 14 01:18
Who are The Sex Pistons?

My mum at the height of punk.
By:
themightymac
When: 08 Aug 14 21:00
Watching an episode of The Professionals, where Bodie and Doyle were doing the usual stuff, i.e. leaping over burning cars, dodging bullets in mid air and shooting all the bad guys, I was laughing hysterically yelling, "What a load of bollocks" LaughLaugh and my sister said, "No it`s not, that stuff goes on all the time in MFI"!! LaughLaugh
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 08 Aug 14 23:40
I shouldn't laugh but whilst my wife isn't confined she does often use a wheelchair to get about. Watching the football a cross came in and somebody failed to stick the nut on the ball and stick it in the net. Everybody in the room jumped up with much cursing of the offending striker to which she told us not to be so harsh as she wouldn't have got her head to the ball either.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 08 Aug 14 23:46
HappyLove @ your missus Eeternaloptimist.
By:
Dobbo
When: 08 Aug 14 23:57
After my sister husband died I asked my mum on the phone how my sister was coping.She said she was getting a lot of help from this woman from Crewe who visited a few times a week.(my sister lives in Essex).
It turns out my sister was being helped by CRUSE a bereavement counselling charity.
By:
themightymac
When: 09 Aug 14 00:08
LaughLaugh
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 09 Aug 14 00:14
You think that's bad slippy. We were watching a Liverpool match back in the latish 80's I think and I can't remember the exact name of who the player was but I think it may have been Rush.  I remember that Grobbelar was playing in goal and she said I don't rate that Ian Rush. Given she's known for such pearls a hush descended and an almost imperceptible collective leaning forward occured as the afficionados awaited her verdict.

Why's that I said? Virtually trembling with expectant glee?

Her reply?

He rushes off his line too much.

But that's Grobbelar I said incredulous.

Is it? She said. It certainly looks like Rush.

Why's that I said?

It's definitely the moustache she said.

From memory this being Liverpool in the 80's I'd guess half the team had moustaches. Laugh
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 09 Aug 14 00:16
And I don't think a blind dog would have mistaken Rush/ Souness or whoever for Grobbelar.
By:
themightymac
When: 09 Aug 14 00:19
LaughLaugh

I mind Rush failed at Juventus because of homesick and returned to UK. When asked why he couldn`t settle, he replied, "It was like living in a foreign country"! LaughLaugh
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 09 Aug 14 00:23
I remember that. Almost Gazza like in it's briliance.
By:
themightymac
When: 09 Aug 14 00:28
Who was the player that said he would like to try his luck in Spain one day, maybe at Milan. LaughLaugh
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 09 Aug 14 00:53
Billy Whitehurst? Laugh
By:
RoyClaytonsTash
When: 09 Aug 14 07:43
One Christmas Day my nan was round our house watching Dame Edna Everage on tv who was regaling stories of her late husband(my grandad had died
14 previously) "Oh" my nan says "Has she lost her husband aswell".Seem to recall what I replied was not very sympathetic.
By:
RoyClaytonsTash
When: 09 Aug 14 07:44
14 months previously.
By:
RoyClaytonsTash
When: 09 Aug 14 07:49
Was walking my daughter to school(then aged 4)and explaining the importance of crossing the road safely.Mentioned the fact that I had been mowed down by a Ford Granada when I was 13 she innocently asked "Daddy ? were you killed?".
By:
Aunty Post
When: 09 Aug 14 07:50
From my mum whenever she was at mine for a meal......"It's been very nice.....so far"!
By:
RoyClaytonsTash
When: 09 Aug 14 07:55
My other nan back in the 80s was a big fan of snooker/darts on tv but had a particular dislike for John Lowe.Couldnt for years work out why,
until she explained that she didnt like the fact he was continually taking pills/tablets throughout every match.He was actually licking his
fingers to grip the darts.
By:
mememe
When: 09 Aug 14 09:02
A few years ago before the word pu**y widely meant what it does now - it used to mean a cat for younger readers - my wife said to the the man next door (about our  cat) "look at my lovely ****" or words to that effect.  I had to explain the other meaning to her afterwards.
After that he often momwed the lawn, washed our car, cleaned our windows.
By:
Clouseau
When: 09 Aug 14 10:09
Eeternaloptimist 08 Aug 14 01:18
Who are The Sex Pistons?

My mum at the height of punk


Think your mum would have had a soul-mate in a relative of mine who thought that one of their most famous tracks was "Pretty Bacon"! Laugh
By:
Stow_judge
When: 09 Aug 14 12:59
I think this one was from my dad
When in a happy hour in a pub "The more you drink, the more you save"
By:
Stow_judge
When: 09 Aug 14 13:01
When a Poirot episode was starting, by brother said "Who is this POYROT?"
nice pronunciation bruv!
By:
mememe
When: 09 Aug 14 13:06
Many years ago, when the family were young and I was ambitious (pre Betfair) we bought a new house and it was really going to stretch us financially.  It was August/September time, and my wife came home one day with Christmas presents for the kids. She said "I got them now because when we've moved we might not be able to afford them as money will be tighter".
I still love her to bits.
By:
Ovalman.
When: 09 Aug 14 13:42
I've told these before on Betfair but my missus has came up with too many to mention.

We were driving past an airport and a plane flew overhead. "I wish I was on that now" she said, "It's coming in to land you silly cow" I replied.

We got Virgin media box where you can pause live footy. "What will the players do when we pause it?"

She gives me a laugh once a day Love
By:
themightymac
When: 09 Aug 14 16:28
LaughLaugh
By:
Gin
When: 09 Aug 14 16:59
Mrs Gin once said to me "this bra is getting on my tits!"
By:
themightymac
When: 09 Aug 14 18:27
LaughLaugh
By:
themightymac
When: 09 Aug 14 18:31
My youngest brother doesn`t gamble or follow football but wanted a tip for midweek European cups. Stick your lot on Schalke @ Evs, they are the biggest certainties ever. Looking at the coupon with some studious thought, he then replies, "I couldn`t put the lot on a team getting beat 0-4 from the first leg"! LaughLaugh
By:
thebandit
When: 09 Aug 14 19:32
"The Stone Roses are alright." from my dad, said in such a tone that he could put up with them. So dad, so much for them then!!!
By:
Jayco
When: 09 Aug 14 19:52
Look at that bird up there
It's a kite
no no I'm sure it's a bird
By:
NBK
When: 09 Aug 14 20:17
Stop sniffing your mums knickers - a classic in our house
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 09 Aug 14 20:47
Well if we are descending to that level I can't top that one but, I'm sick of washing spunk off your sheets you dirty little bugger and don't think I don't know about those magazines under your mattress, must run it fairy close.
By:
thebandit
When: 09 Aug 14 20:58
Magazines??? Did you not have a vivid imagination Eeternaloptimist???
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