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30 October 2014 at 11:17 pm #134764Kevin Bondi
Gobi-hayve lad :lol:
31 October 2014 at 4:09 am #134766I would have said either James Perch or Connor Sammon…
But they’re both freshwater.
David Seaman?
Ok I’ll keep trawling
Edit…don’t mention the rugby on here…but what about David Topless
That does bring back many happy memories of the seaside :lol: :lol:
31 October 2014 at 11:28 am #134767Slightly off topic…
I once worked with a girl called Rhoma Twaddle. Instead of sucking it up and calling herself “twod-al” she pronounced it “twad-elle”.
She then married a bloke called Bogg and took the name Bogg-Twaddle. I managed to convince a colleague that she didn’t like the sound of “Bogg” either and therefore wanted to be known as “boge twad-elle”. It was beltin’ when he introduced her accordingly to a room full of visitors.
Cold winter nights, and all that…
Jeez, that’s gotta be a nightmare for a girl with an already awkward name, praying when she meets someone they’re gonna be a Smith or a Jones or whatever, then clapping her eyes on a bloke, fancying him like mad and finding out he’s a Bogg! :lol:
I bet they’re on the receiving end of a bit of toilet humour ;)[/quote]
I don’t think either of them are bothered what others say. They’re flush.[/quote]OK, OK, enough’s enough. I think it’s time for you to stop, cock.
31 October 2014 at 1:16 pm #134769Slightly off topic…
I once worked with a girl called Rhoma Twaddle. Instead of sucking it up and calling herself “twod-al” she pronounced it “twad-elle”.
She then married a bloke called Bogg and took the name Bogg-Twaddle. I managed to convince a colleague that she didn’t like the sound of “Bogg” either and therefore wanted to be known as “boge twad-elle”. It was beltin’ when he introduced her accordingly to a room full of visitors.
Cold winter nights, and all that…
Jeez, that’s gotta be a nightmare for a girl with an already awkward name, praying when she meets someone they’re gonna be a Smith or a Jones or whatever, then clapping her eyes on a bloke, fancying him like mad and finding out he’s a Bogg! :lol:
I bet they’re on the receiving end of a bit of toilet humour ;)[/quote]
I don’t think either of them are bothered what others say. They’re flush.[/quote]OK, OK, enough’s enough. I think it’s time for you to stop, cock.[/quote]
Sorry. I just had to get it out of my cistern.31 October 2014 at 1:21 pm #134770Slightly off topic…
I once worked with a girl called Rhoma Twaddle. Instead of sucking it up and calling herself “twod-al” she pronounced it “twad-elle”.
She then married a bloke called Bogg and took the name Bogg-Twaddle. I managed to convince a colleague that she didn’t like the sound of “Bogg” either and therefore wanted to be known as “boge twad-elle”. It was beltin’ when he introduced her accordingly to a room full of visitors.
Cold winter nights, and all that…
Jeez, that’s gotta be a nightmare for a girl with an already awkward name, praying when she meets someone they’re gonna be a Smith or a Jones or whatever, then clapping her eyes on a bloke, fancying him like mad and finding out he’s a Bogg! :lol:
I bet they’re on the receiving end of a bit of toilet humour ;)[/quote]
I don’t think either of them are bothered what others say. They’re flush.[/quote]OK, OK, enough’s enough. I think it’s time for you to stop, cock.[/quote]
Sorry. I just had to get it out of my cistern.[/quote]We’re plumbing new depths, now
31 October 2014 at 2:22 pm #134771How about Peter Skipper
31 October 2014 at 2:54 pm #134772Slightly off topic…
I once worked with a girl called Rhoma Twaddle. Instead of sucking it up and calling herself “twod-al” she pronounced it “twad-elle”.
She then married a bloke called Bogg and took the name Bogg-Twaddle. I managed to convince a colleague that she didn’t like the sound of “Bogg” either and therefore wanted to be known as “boge twad-elle”. It was beltin’ when he introduced her accordingly to a room full of visitors.
Cold winter nights, and all that…
Jeez, that’s gotta be a nightmare for a girl with an already awkward name, praying when she meets someone they’re gonna be a Smith or a Jones or whatever, then clapping her eyes on a bloke, fancying him like mad and finding out he’s a Bogg! :lol:
I bet they’re on the receiving end of a bit of toilet humour ;)[/quote]
I don’t think either of them are bothered what others say. They’re flush.[/quote]OK, OK, enough’s enough. I think it’s time for you to stop, cock.[/quote]
Sorry. I just had to get it out of my cistern.[/quote]We’re plumbing new depths, now[/quote]
You’re not kidding, this thread’s gone right down the pan.
31 October 2014 at 2:54 pm #134773Kenny Sandsom!
I’ll get mi Kenny Jacket! :)
31 October 2014 at 3:08 pm #134774Kenny Sandsom!I’ll get mi Kenny Jacket! :)
Just the one jacket? That’s bad enough for a couple of Ralph Coates, I reckon.
31 October 2014 at 10:36 pm #134779Gianfranco Pedola. :dry:
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!2 November 2014 at 2:30 pm #134826Chippy Brady and Patrick Burger
2 November 2014 at 10:58 pm #134832Ex Man City & Sunderland player Tony Tower(s)
3 November 2014 at 1:30 am #134835Don’t forget Ray Wilkins – THE CRAB !
3 November 2014 at 1:36 am #134836Richard Brolly
4 November 2014 at 12:15 am #134875Tim Breacker
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