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peckerdunne When: 12 Aug 16 12:34

Think he'd prefer a leg of liberace

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tomtimtum When: 12 Aug 16 12:34

Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:32PM, jucel69 wrote:

Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:27PM, Whisperingdeath wrote:Couldn't find a playmate for yesterday or Sunday so will go on Monday for £20 instead of £90 OCS stand!Might invest the difference into a kwality wine for the ribena bottle! Nice bit of Brie and camembert ( that's a bit like cheese doorsteps for you Northern folk! ). I remember the Clarke Cry Baby game at the Oval, was sitting in the Harleyford Road Stand and it was like former Yupppie Central. Everybody had Kwality picnics. I normally pride myself in being a cut above the riff raff but there were Calamata olives, brie,camembert, napoli salami, cornichons everywhere!You want to take a leg of iberico ham with a block of manchego. Washed down with a nice rioja

Would rather take a few 660mls of Stella and a multipack of pepperami

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jucel69 When: 12 Aug 16 12:35

Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:34PM, tomtimtum wrote:

Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:32PM, jucel69 wrote:Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:27PM, Whisperingdeath wrote:Couldn't find a playmate for yesterday or Sunday so will go on Monday for £20 instead of £90 OCS stand!Might invest the difference into a kwality wine for the ribena bottle! Nice bit of Brie and camembert ( that's a bit like cheese doorsteps for you Northern folk! ). I remember the Clarke Cry Baby game at the Oval, was sitting in the Harleyford Road Stand and it was like former Yupppie Central. Everybody had Kwality picnics. I normally pride myself in being a cut above the riff raff but there were Calamata olives, brie,camembert, napoli salami, cornichons everywhere!You want to take a leg of iberico ham with a block of manchego. Washed down with a nice riojaWould rather take a few 660mls of Stella and a multipack of pepperami

peasant

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Whisperingdeath When: 12 Aug 16 12:35

jucel69
12 Aug 16 12:32

You want to take a leg of iberico ham with a block of manchego. Washed down with a nice riojaHappy

Was that you?

I swear to God that was the type of food I saw that day and Kwality wine, not 3 for a tenner multibuys!

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DStyle When: 12 Aug 16 12:35

What with the biggins comments yesterday, I suddenly thought of WD as an Uncle Monty.

Sherry?

sherry

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GRANTCKING When: 12 Aug 16 12:35

Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:34PM, tomtimtum wrote:

Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:32PM, jucel69 wrote:Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:27PM, Whisperingdeath wrote:Couldn't find a playmate for yesterday or Sunday so will go on Monday for £20 instead of £90 OCS stand!Might invest the difference into a kwality wine for the ribena bottle! Nice bit of Brie and camembert ( that's a bit like cheese doorsteps for you Northern folk! ). I remember the Clarke Cry Baby game at the Oval, was sitting in the Harleyford Road Stand and it was like former Yupppie Central. Everybody had Kwality picnics. I normally pride myself in being a cut above the riff raff but there were Calamata olives, brie,camembert, napoli salami, cornichons everywhere!You want to take a leg of iberico ham with a block of manchego. Washed down with a nice riojaWould rather take a few 660mls of Stella and a multipack of pepperami

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TerryHurlock When: 12 Aug 16 12:35

im with tom,cold beers and a bit of vintage cheddar too

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jucel69 When: 12 Aug 16 12:35

I used to go to Valencia a lot and the ham, tomatoes, cheese and wine is fantastic there

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GRANTCKING When: 12 Aug 16 12:36

cold kronenourg and a double cheeseburger for me

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tomtimtum When: 12 Aug 16 12:36

Uncle Monty

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TerryHurlock When: 12 Aug 16 12:36

cheeseburder pastie g?

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jucel69 When: 12 Aug 16 12:36

Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:36PM, tomtimtum wrote:

Uncle Monty

MRS Doubtfire

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TerryHurlock When: 12 Aug 16 12:37

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GRANTCKING When: 12 Aug 16 12:37

Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:36PM, TerryHurlock wrote:

cheeseburder pastie g?

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tomtimtum When: 12 Aug 16 12:37

WD has to much "flair" to be Monty, thats why the rumours of Biggins were started by persons unknown.

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TerryHurlock When: 12 Aug 16 12:37

wonder who started it all

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DStyle When: 12 Aug 16 12:38

I must admit to a rather large tumbler of chilled manzanilla.

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DStyle When: 12 Aug 16 12:38

*admit to being fond of.....

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jucel69 When: 12 Aug 16 12:39

Been a long time since I had sherry. I like the odd drop of port but it feels very heavy over here

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Whisperingdeath When: 12 Aug 16 12:39

DStyle
12 Aug 16 12:35

What with the biggins comments yesterday, I suddenly thought of WD as an Uncle Monty.

Sherry?

sherry

That is a bit harsh!

I know I have never been married but I was a bit a of a Ladies man in my day! a veritable snake hipped monster!

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tomtimtum When: 12 Aug 16 12:40

Never married, who is "Mrs Death" ?? Your ma?

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jucel69 When: 12 Aug 16 12:40

Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:39PM, Whisperingdeath wrote:

DStyle12 Aug 16 12:35What with the biggins comments yesterday, I suddenly thought of WD as an Uncle Monty.Sherry?sherryThat is a bit harsh!I know I have never been married but I was a bit a of a Ladies man in my day! a veritable snake hipped monster!

doing the charleston?

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jucel69 When: 12 Aug 16 12:40

Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:40PM, tomtimtum wrote:

Never married, who is "Mrs Death" ?? Your ma?

Norman Bates

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TerryHurlock When: 12 Aug 16 12:40

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tomtimtum When: 12 Aug 16 12:41

He's always talking about how it's time for him to give Mrs Death a bath, thought he was always referring to his wife

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TerryHurlock When: 12 Aug 16 12:41

ali time.take cover

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jucel69 When: 12 Aug 16 12:41

Glad Shah is out really, he was making the play a bit manic.

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tomtimtum When: 12 Aug 16 12:42

Aug 12, 2016 -- 12:41PM, jucel69 wrote:

Glad Shah is out really, he was making the play a bit manic.

Yeah, can be a bit more confident now (as confident as you can be with Pakistan)

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Whisperingdeath When: 12 Aug 16 12:42

tomtimtum
12 Aug 16 12:40

Never married, who is "Mrs Death" ?? Your ma?

Mrs 'death and me are not actually married. Don't even live together but been together since I went to Jamaica and Barbados for the 2007 Cricket World Cup.

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DStyle When: 12 Aug 16 12:42

rest assured, i don't think of you as such WD.

but the biggins chat yesterday and the discussion of fine wines, cold meats and capers, made me think of sherry, which in turn made me think of Uncle Monty.

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tomtimtum When: 12 Aug 16 12:42

Was a nice chance for a draw top up (Cheers Terry)

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tomtimtum When: 12 Aug 16 12:43

Wow, almost lunch already, time flying by

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Whisperingdeath When: 12 Aug 16 12:44

Too much yakka

England price breaking out from 1.72

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TerryHurlock When: 12 Aug 16 12:44

my pleasure dear boy...got 2+ hours in the car with my Mum and GF and TMS now,the curse will return later if wifi is ok,GL ladies

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tomtimtum When: 12 Aug 16 12:44

later terry

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Whisperingdeath When: 12 Aug 16 12:47

DStyle
12 Aug 16 12:42

rest assured, i don't think of you as such WD.

but the biggins chat yesterday and the discussion of fine wines, cold meats and capers, made me think of sherry, which in turn made me think of Uncle Monty.

Wasn't sure if " Uncle Monty " was a euphemism for an eccentric or a ...left footer, Duke of Norfolk, a radish etc etc!

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DStyle When: 12 Aug 16 12:48

a man who's good with flowers?

and it was a euphemism for old school eccentricity.

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Whisperingdeath When: 12 Aug 16 12:49

got it! thats what I thought

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tomtimtum When: 12 Aug 16 12:51

Englad broke through 2, once it gets clear it will soarrrrrrrrrrrr

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trader pj When: 12 Aug 16 12:52

wish I'd layed 1.35!