... that the case of "the mystery bottle of port" has been solved. :)
I called my Sister, and she admitted to sending Xmas gifts for us both & Birthday gift for me in 2 separate shipments.
I am no longer under suspicion of having a mistress or any other form of secret admirer. :D
 
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... that the case of "the mystery bottle of port" has been solved. :)
I called my Sister, and she admitted to sending Xmas gifts for us both & Birthday gift for me in 2 separate shipments.
I am no longer undersuspscion of having a mistress or any other form of secret admirer. :D
Ask her to quietly send you some aftershave on New Years Eve… we can ‘tune in’ to see what happens then 🤪
 
And this week's ironic urinal award goes to the Monkey Brewhouse, Lymington.
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Nasty surprise yesdi. Me black pudding were 2 days oot of date. Started growing little fluffy fings onnit. Fort eye had till crispmus eve. It were up on the 20th. Fed it to me wheelie bin. We is avvin chips and loads of mushrooms tonight. Yep, its their last day today. Gorra eat them up.
 
Nasty surprise yesdi. Me black pudding were 2 days oot of date. Started growing little fluffy fings onnit. Fort eye had till crispmus eve. It were up on the 20th. Fed it to me wheelie bin. We is avvin chips and loads of mushrooms tonight. Yep, its their last day today. Gorra eat them up.
Yud fink it'd last longerer than that. Yer did purrit int fridge dincher?
 
And the waste is piped straight to the pumps on the bar in case you’re wondering
Yes, that's what it made me think of too. Many moons ago back in the 1990s I remember sitting in an Indian restaurant in Birmingham during a torrential shower of rain in which the road turned into a river. Then a fire engine turned up at the pub opposite. Surely it can't be on fire in all this rain? No, they got the hoses out and proceeded to pump out the cellar. In the same sort of way, we quipped that the landlord should merely have dispensed it at the bar and the customers would drink it over a period of time.

It's hard to believe now, isn't it? The fire brigade actually tuning up within an hour to pump out a cellar. But they used to do that sort of thing in the 1990s.
 
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