Freelander 1 Interesting chat in the public toilets

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GrumpyGel

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I struck up an interesting chat with a bloke in the public toilets at Ashburton Domian yesterday. He said that his one was better than my one, but his inspection of my one was a bit hasty, and in the end we both agreed we had good ones. Size wise we both agreed we had about he ideal package.

We didn't exchange phone numbers, but you don't really in those circumstances do you, not the done thing.

Actually the conversation started up after leaving the toilets, I saw him press his bleeper to unlock his facelift V6, so I asked him what he thought of it. Of course he was very pleased with it. More powerful and, being an HSE, more bells and whistles than his old 1.8 - which he thought mine was until I corrected him. 2 very happy Freelander owners.

Amazing what thouroughly nice chaps you meet in the public toilets :)
 
A bit of George Michael going on her me thinks. With a bit of shake rattle and roll, the freelander I mean;)
 
Oh. Its not in AG. :(
I read somewhere once in a newspaper that a head injury can bring upon homosexuality. This bloke got hit on the head and turned into a raving bummer. Couldn't get enough of the chocolate fudge packing.
So if I get my skull crushed by a steam roller I will go out and buy a gaylander then come back on this fred wiv an anecdote. Xxx
 
Oh. Its not in AG. :(
I read somewhere once in a newspaper that a head injury can bring upon homosexuality. This bloke got hit on the head and turned into a raving bummer. Couldn't get enough of the chocolate fudge packing.
So if I get my skull crushed by a steam roller I will go out and buy a gaylander then come back on this fred wiv an anecdote. Xxx

We're not all raving homosexuals, some of us are just bisexual.
Where's my hairdryer?
Mike
 
I struck up an interesting chat with a bloke in the public toilets at Ashburton Domian yesterday. He said that his one was better than my one, but his inspection of my one was a bit hasty, and in the end we both agreed we had good ones. Size wise we both agreed we had about he ideal package.

We didn't exchange phone numbers, but you don't really in those circumstances do you, not the done thing.

Actually the conversation started up after leaving the toilets, I saw him press his bleeper to unlock his facelift V6, so I asked him what he thought of it. Of course he was very pleased with it. More powerful and, being an HSE, more bells and whistles than his old 1.8 - which he thought mine was until I corrected him. 2 very happy Freelander owners.

Amazing what thouroughly nice chaps you meet in the public toilets :)

You would expect to meet nice chaps anywhere in Ashburton - my home town.

I my younger days I paid far too much interest to the Ashburton domain - the nurses home was in one corner of it. And it had a swimming pool where skinny dipping late at night was not unusual.
 
You would expect to meet nice chaps anywhere in Ashburton - my home town.

I my younger days I paid far too much interest to the Ashburton domain - the nurses home was in one corner of it. And it had a swimming pool where skinny dipping late at night was not unusual.
lol, nurses homes, and late night activities there after the pubs shut, must be the staple for a memorable start to adult life :)

Where I spent those years in Warlingham Surrey we had a big old mental hospital (not sure if that's the PC term for it) and we would often end up at the nurses home there after the pubs shut. I can recall being naked cowering in an outside toilet cubical with my mates hurling snowballs over the door at me on one occasion and on another my underpants ending up in a nurse's fish tank.

Fun times :)
 
Me an' me mates used to race our cars up the A38 to Ashburton in the mid 80's, not really sure why.........might've been sniffing after the nurses. Seem to remember a pub on the west of the village called the grasshopper? anyone remember it, ?
 
lol, nurses homes, and late night activities there after the pubs shut, must be the staple for a memorable start to adult life :)

Where I spent those years in Warlingham Surrey we had a big old mental hospital (not sure if that's the PC term for it) and we would often end up at the nurses home there after the pubs shut. I can recall being naked cowering in an outside toilet cubical with my mates hurling snowballs over the door at me on one occasion and on another my underpants ending up in a nurse's fish tank.

Fun times :)
I remember I had a couple of friends who lived in Warlingham. I used to love driving up Succomb's Hill in my Avenger GT!!
 
Me an' me mates used to race our cars up the A38 to Ashburton in the mid 80's, not really sure why.........might've been sniffing after the nurses. Seem to remember a pub on the west of the village called the grasshopper? anyone remember it, ?
lol, different Ashburton!
I remember I had a couple of friends who lived in Warlingham. I used to love driving up Succomb's Hill in my Avenger GT!!
right Warlingham :) Yeh, Succomb's Hill is a good one, a nice 1 in 4 on the bend. Very scarey the first few times you drive up it as a learner or just passed your test :)
 
Me an' me mates used to race our cars up the A38 to Ashburton in the mid 80's, not really sure why.........might've been sniffing after the nurses. Seem to remember a pub on the west of the village called the grasshopper? anyone remember it, ?
I don't think the A38 goes as far as the Ashburton we are talking about. But I could be wrong, my wife thinks I usually am.
 
Oh. Its not in AG. :(
I read somewhere once in a newspaper that a head injury can bring upon homosexuality. This bloke got hit on the head and turned into a raving bummer. Couldn't get enough of the chocolate fudge packing.
So if I get my skull crushed by a steam roller I will go out and buy a gaylander then come back on this fred wiv an anecdote. Xxx

Scooter fag you take it up the wrong' no and have have the cycle two smoke
 
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