the_wolf
Well-Known Member
Anyone for a pint of Cider??
Boak
. I'm still feeling rough as #### from last night
Boak
. I'm still feeling rough as #### from last night
fishlander
Active Member
Boak
Hair of the Dog!!?,or Wolf in your case!!!!PMSL
Hippo
Lord Hippo
The lids come oft yer grit bin.I think you might be right, a Freelander with mud tyres and the right driver might go over that. The pics don't really show just how greasy the clay has turned though!
The freelander would not have a prayer on this though!
Hippo
Lord Hippo
The tratterers put forward the suggestion of a hog roast at the 10th anniversary meet.
I would have thought that was totally inappropriate considering there's a lot of owners who regularly read this forum and may be planning to attend the big event with their own pig.
The tratterers put forward the suggestion of a hog roast at the 10th anniversary meet.
I would have thought that was totally inappropriate considering there's a lot of owners who regularly read this forum and may be planning to attend the big event with their own pig.
Well that's why it's gonna be so cheap
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Yer but no but yer can't cook and eat a pig in front of yer own pig. You'll hurt it's feelings. :doh:Well that's why it's gonna be so cheap
Grimmer
THE Winner
Tratter riding pigs are made of strong stuff
Not had any t'internet since we moved house
, and it's still not feckin right, broadband speed is all over the place, they iz in for a bollocking in the morning
Hippo
Lord Hippo
I'm putting the tv on for fools and horses:
"The first ever episode of John Sullivan's classic comedy, originally broadcast in 1981, which introduced the viewing public to the Trotter family - and their friend Trigger, as played by the late Roger Lloyd Pack. Rodney grows tired of being dogsbody to wheeler-dealing older brother Del-Boy and decides to set out on his own. David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst star"
"The first ever episode of John Sullivan's classic comedy, originally broadcast in 1981, which introduced the viewing public to the Trotter family - and their friend Trigger, as played by the late Roger Lloyd Pack. Rodney grows tired of being dogsbody to wheeler-dealing older brother Del-Boy and decides to set out on his own. David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst star"
fishlander
Active Member
Been alot of Defenders about here today!!!!,must have something to do with the floods!!!!
Hippo
Lord Hippo
They like to think they have the moral high ground so hiding in ere will solve their water problems (drips in, leaks out and the doors fall oft).Been alot of Defenders about here today!!!!,must have something to do with the floods!!!!
