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By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 14 Jul 19 23:08
Aye fine BRIGGSY trust your well also,not much changes boredom more than owt else posting on here had a full week last week attracted some controversies but going to reign it in strange how you can turn into a sad knut tit for tatting with grown men on anonymous forums due to boredom.
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 14 Jul 19 23:25
Dint get roped in denz, Start some 2am mid week horse racing forum patter threads and al catch up with u.
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 14 Jul 19 23:35
No bother will have a look on there during the week going to get some stuff watched currently watching Peaky Blinders again seems better second time round for some reason,series 5 starts again late September they're all on Netflix.
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 14 Jul 19 23:36
Must admit tho am looking forward to the next instalment of this thread by culvin.
Hope it’s not gonna be like Dallas tho where Pam wakes up and bobbys in the shower and it was all just a dream
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 14 Jul 19 23:40
Ayeloved peaky blinders and I think am probably gonna watch it again like your self just for a refresher befor the new ones come out.
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 14 Jul 19 23:45
Shearer put me on to that breaking bad a while back and ad never fancied it but then got hooked on it and dusted every episode in a few weeks , also the follow up call Saul or what ever it was called , which wasn’t really a follow up as it was befor if u no what I mean. Either way enjoyed them both
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 14 Jul 19 23:47
Watched about 2o minutes of BB but need to go back to it can remember him saying it was top drawer along with the Sopranos which I watched,didn't like the ending though probably something to do with James Gandofini dieing but don't know.
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 14 Jul 19 23:49
Nah was nowt to do with him dieing talking bolox there he died 6 years after it finished.
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 14 Jul 19 23:57
Sopranos another one where I gorged my self on and done the lot in six weeks or so watching a couple or few episodes every day when I had time,
Al tell u another box set that is probably my fav out the lot and it’s hard to admit but av watched every episode right thru twice now and never when it was actually on tv is downton abbey fccking love that
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 15 Jul 19 00:00
So posed to be a new sopranos coming out to when uncle junior and Tony’s dad were younger
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 15 Jul 19 00:03
DA just started on ITV3 from the beginning never watched it.
Aye could be alright if they keep uncle juniors attitude had a few giggles at his way,similar to Peakys get a few laughs at Arthur that aren't meant to be funny.
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 15 Jul 19 00:05
A few weeks ago I watched Snatch for a laugh always p!ss meself at Brick Top he's just got one of them faces.
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 15 Jul 19 00:09
Denz get watching downton from the start, am telling u it’s fcking riveting m8, I used to frown upon it to when folk talked about it and a thought what a load of s4ite that sounds ,but trust me on this one am an expert
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 15 Jul 19 00:10
Nee good watching one a week tho u have to blitz them 3 and four episodes a time till u pass out at yon timein the morning
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 15 Jul 19 00:15
I watched the lock stock series on you tube last year was class never even new it existed, was 6 or 7 mini series follow ups to the guy ritchie film lock stock and two smoking barrels
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 15 Jul 19 00:17
Think I'll stick to the likes of PB and BB for the time being.
Never heard of them went to the pictures with a few mates to see the film will try and dig them out cheers.
I'd give Trainspotting 2 a miss (T2) thought it was pretty shyte watched it not knowing what to expect just didn't land with me.
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 15 Jul 19 00:18
*Never heard of the Lockstock series*
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 15 Jul 19 00:20
Lockstock was another film you got some good laughs from,Rory Breaker who was played by the bloke who played Lennox Gilby in Only Fools when they're held overnight in the supermarket it's the only two things I've seen that bloke in.
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 15 Jul 19 00:27
Google the lock stock series denz, I’d never heard of it either but each episode is a mini movie in itself and as good as the main movie
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 15 Jul 19 00:30
Aye a mind that only fools episode it had Jim branding off eastenders as the security guard and when the black guy falls asleep and it looks like Rodney’s gan for his gun but nicks his tabs instead
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 15 Jul 19 00:34
Cheers BRIGGS had no idea.

Aye the timing and patter was superb 'Should've seen the pension this crummy firm was trying to offer me I was going to get less than Duncan Goodhew's barber'.
Classic,plenty of those at that time were timeless like the handgliding one superbly written.
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 15 Jul 19 00:39
Can remember seeing a documentary about Only Fools where John Sullivan was saying alot of his material came from stories that happened in real life the best ones probably can't be made up.
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 15 Jul 19 00:40
Not that I'm saying the ones mentioned aren't but the likes of the chandaliers one really happened.
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 15 Jul 19 00:42
Nee bother denz, am ganna float over to the other forum now so we don’t clutter this thread up to much
By:
The Leopard
When: 15 Jul 19 00:43
You have already done it !

Thread Hijacked !
By:
The Leopard
When: 15 Jul 19 00:43
We want Culvin back !
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 15 Jul 19 00:45
Sorry Culvin and followers
By:
BRIGGSY08
When: 15 Jul 19 00:47
Aye sorry boss
By:
The Leopard
When: 15 Jul 19 00:53
I'm not bothered really....just want the next installment of  "Culvin in Paris"
By:
Culvin
When: 15 Jul 19 07:01
I appreciate all your comments and I thank you all for them , Gentlemen . Of those comments , I especially appreciate the more humorous amongst them . I'm looking at you , BRIGGSY . Thank you especially , B'08 .

REPLIES TO:

anubis7 , BRIGGSY08 , akabula , Mouse Muldoon , The Management  , Denzil Pemberty & BRIGGSY08 , Just Checking , The Leopard , and last

but certainly not least , every ones friend , Johnny_Mustang .

REPLY TO , anubis7 .

Yes , It would have been far more sensible to have booked into a Hostel , YMCA , or Camp Site , anubis7 .

It may very well not sound like it judging from my sometimes mad ramblings on here but I'm actually a very sensible person . I visited Paris on a whim . I've entertained the thought of going to Paris in my mind for over 20 years , as I always do at this time of the year .
I always entertain that thought to visit Paris for one reason only .To visit the grave of a friend who is buried in Montmartre
Cemetery . Actually , she was far more than a friend , she was My Teacher .

A Teacher who believed in me at a very difficult time in my life when nobody else did .

About 3 weeks or so ago , as I was watching and listening on utube the beautiful likes of Françoise Hardy sing 'Voila' and Brigitte Bardot singing 'La Madrague' , I determined that this was finally the time to stop living in my mind and go .

I spent an hour or so each day learning what lingo I thought I'd need . About a week later I went and bought my coach ticket .

That coach ticket to Paris cost me £90.90p . I bought it on Tuesday 25th June and only up until 9 hours before that coach was to leave at 9.15 am on the Friday of the 28th , did I then make any practical preparation for my travel .

It may appear not very sensible to leave things to almost the last minute , but that's often what I do because all the things
I need to do have already been done in my mind . I'm not a worrier , I used to be but not any more .

Despite my having never been abroad before , I was not worried about anything in the slightest .
I was excited about it all . I felt like I was a child again the night before Christmas .

I started packing for France just before midnight on the 27th June . My packing was done in a few hours .

After then having some food and taking a bath , the time was past 3am .I was well aware that I'd not slept for well over 30
hours at this point . I sensibly intended to sleep for 4 hours or so but I then changed my mind and stayed awake until I left for
the coach at 8am .

In the last 2 months , I've been sleeping for only 4 hours or so each day . I believe the main reason I need far less
sleep now is because I've very drastically changed my diet .

All my life I've been a sugar freak , I now try to avoid sugar . I also try to avoid Carbs as much as possible .
I do the same with Carbs . I don't eat bread , pasta , rice , spuds , etc ...

My diet mostly consists of green veg , eggs , soya milk , cheese , meat , fish , certain fruits , tomatoes , onions , garlic , various herbs , and many other very healthy delicious foods .

Apart from red wine and the occasional vodka , I don't think alcohol . I drink 2 or 3 herbal teas a day and my consumption
of coffee is about the same .

I very strongly feel that my diet has helped me to very positively change my life .

I may buy some vodka today from Lidl . I've not had any for about 3 months .
If I do buy any vod today , I'll drink a toast to not only you , anubis7 , but also to everyone else here at this often mad place .

I'll also drink a toast to those that I've met , as it were , during the 3 years that I've been here but are now departed or not currently seen on CC , Usernames like , trillby22 , guinness2dear , RonRusski , Bodil ,
TheChaser , Joel , McMoonbeam , and the many others who I've enjoyably talked to .

Maybe someone can help me , for some strange reason I can't remember the name of an ex chit chatter who was very , very pleasant
and friendly to myself at all times . He was and I'm sure still is a most beautiful person .
His username sounded something like crabs . Any one remember him ???

OH , I do , do , do , so wish he was back here . If you ever read this my friend , I send to you my love , Dear Boy .
By:
Culvin
When: 15 Jul 19 07:11
I'll reply to you today , BRIGGSY08 .
By:
anubis7
When: 15 Jul 19 11:25
Thanks for your detailed reply,Culvin. This has got to be the Chit Chat thread of the year.
By:
Culvin
When: 15 Jul 19 20:23
All The Very Best To You , anubis7 .

With Fire water in hand [Vodka] , I toast you , Sir .

Happy
By:
themightymac
When: 15 Jul 19 22:06
Sorry to hear that you didn`t enjoy your trip to Paris Culvin. Rome is a much nicer place. I`m sure that you will enjoy that much better.

Is it true that Johnny Mustang has purchased the publication rights to your Paris story?
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 15 Jul 19 22:22
Laugh
By:
Culvin
When: 16 Jul 19 00:48
I like what you say about Rome , mightymac.

Your words have made my happy travelling feet begin to itch in anticipation .

Regarding what you say about , Johnny, Laugh

If J_M was to do such a thing , I think he'd then hire a writer to give it
a rewrite with the request that the hired scribbler makes it appear that I'm
a bigger eejit , than I already am .Laugh
By:
Culvin
When: 16 Jul 19 03:50
REPLY To BRIGGSYO8 .


You asked me was this a holiday or some sort of challenge .

It most certainly wasn't a holiday . I looked upon it as a Pilgrimage .

I actually took Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress with me . I've never read it before .
Buy I may as well not taken it because I only read 3 pages .

I wasn't interested in playing the sight seekers game . I saw The Eiffel Tower only once
and that was from a distance of a mile or more .

I initially only intended to visit Paris to finally visit the burial place of a friend in Montmartre Cemetery .

I was then informed by an American mate that if I was to visit Paris then I should try to visit
The Church Of Saint Sulpice .

I determined to visit that famous Church when my yank mate told me all about The Great Organ and it's
very powerful emotional affect it can have over almost all those who hear it .

I visited the Church on the Sunday of the 30th June , and while there I heared the great organ being played .
I wasn't paticulary impressed to tell you the truth . It sounded like a bog standard church organ to me .

I was very impressed by that Church , though .
It's the most beautiful Church I've ever been in .

BRIGGSY , You also asked me did I get a proper wash . Simple answer , NO. When I was in Starbucks or
McDonald's I then took the opportunity to wash my face and hands but that's all I washed . The only pong I was aware of by my keen
eyed nostrils was not surprisingly that from my tired feet . I changed my socks twice daily , the very smelly socks I took off
I washed and then attached them to my back pack . In the very hot weather of Paris , the wet socks were almost dry in an hour .

Who eats raw eggs ?

I remember that scene from Rocky , ha , ha . I've been eating raw eggs for over 6 months .
During my first day in Paris , I eat 16 . I don't like having a big breakfast and I don't like
taking too much time either having one .

When I first started eating raw eggs 6 months ago , I would crack open 2 eggs and then whisk them in a bowl
for 10 seconds or so , I don't do that now . I now just crack them open and gob them down .

Thanks for the questions ,

All the Best to you ,

BRIGGSY08 .
By:
Culvin
When: 16 Jul 19 03:54
REPLY To akabula .


I agree with you about the parts of this thread numbered 11 and 12 .

I promise you , no more poo , shall I do . Laugh
By:
Culvin
When: 16 Jul 19 03:58
REPLY To Mouse Muldoon .


What sex scene would that be , Mouse .

Do you know something I don't ?

Laugh
By:
Culvin
When: 16 Jul 19 04:04
REPLY To The Management .

Bare Grills , Is that his actual name? I thought his name was Bear , if his name is bare ,
does he go about playing his 'Man of the wild , tough man bU11sh1T games , with his knackers bare ?
Laugh
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