Quote: sootyj @ January 28 2011, 10:40 AM GMTaparently its@ because there.s less ash in dog food these days
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I know everybody's on about this, but the roads in this country are in a terrible state. Pot hole pot hole pot hole. It's like a third world country.
Agree. I drove up to Peterborough today, it was a nightmare with them even on the M25.
You should try driving in Glasgow - the utter pits - literally. Unbelievable potholes. They waste money then whine they need help.
...and the council give all the money, it's true, they give it all to them Africans so that they can mend their roads...and don't get me started on the post office, I went in there the other day and there was a queue of people and only one counter serving, just one girl, honestly, I felt like saying something, it was lunchtime and only one person on!...I remember when the postman used to know your name...well yes, the police do look like kids thesedays, not that they arrest anyone except car drivers, if you're a murderer they won't catch you and if they do it's like being sentenced to a holiday camp thesedays anyway...was down the health centre the other day, fat lot of good that was, my GP doesn't know anything, smells of drink too I reckon, and the practice nurse is no better, telling me I shouldn't be rude to the coloureds, I said I'm no racist, darling, my sister married a black man, that told her, yes I know that's not true, but she might have done, a right tart Gladys was...it's gone four o'clock they're meant to bring round afternoon tea and Hobnobs now, dear, course they're always late, the lazy mares...you pay your taxes and work hard all your life, then they stick you in a home and don't even bring you tea and biscuits on time, no gratitude is there, I could have stayed in my own home if it wasn't for the fall, that new carpet was crooked that's what that was, course it was Irish what fitted it, shabby workers...is it cold in here or is it just me, oh where's me shawl, I could have sworn I brought it down with me, probably one of the bloody nurses has nicked it to buy drugs with...don't cry, darling, you'll like it in here once you get used to it...
I know somebody like that - or she will be in a few years time. 
Quote: Tim Walker @ January 28 2011, 9:39 PM GMT...and the council give all the money, it's true, they give it all to them Africans so that they can mend their roads...and don't get me started on the post office, I went in there the other day and there was a queue of people and only one counter serving, just one girl, honestly, I felt like saying something, it was lunchtime and only one person on!...I remember when the postman used to know your name...well yes, the police do look like kids thesedays, not that they arrest anyone except car drivers, if you're a murderer they won't catch you and if they do it's like being sentenced to a holiday camp thesedays anyway...was down the health centre the other day, fat lot of good that was, my GP doesn't know anything, smells of drink too I reckon, and the practice nurse is no better, telling me I shouldn't be rude to the coloureds, I said I'm no racist, darling, my sister married a black man, that told her, yes I know that's not true, but she might have done, a right tart Gladys was...it's gone four o'clock they're meant to bring round afternoon tea and Hobnobs now, dear, course they're always late, the lazy mares...you pay your taxes and work hard all your life, then they stick you in a home and don't even bring you tea and biscuits on time, no gratitude is there, I could have stayed in my own home if it wasn't for the fall, that new carpet was crooked that's what that was, course it was Irish what fitted it, shabby workers...is it cold in here or is it just me, oh where's me shawl, I could have sworn I brought it down with me, probably one of the bloody nurses has nicked it to buy drugs with...don't cry, darling, you'll like it in here once you get used to it...
You are Mrs Brady Old Lady and I claim my £5
Quote: bigfella @ January 28 2011, 8:30 PM GMTAgree. I drove up to Peterborough today, it was a nightmare with them even on the M25.
You were in Peterborough and you didn't call me?
This is not the first time a BCGer as cruelly passed me by. Peterborough is clearly a comedy hotbed but I feel shunned and ignored. I shall now drown my sorrows in rice krispies and milk of magnesia...
Some people on here are talking shit, the drier stuff is preferable.
Quote: Tim Walker @ January 28 2011, 9:39 PM GMTI could have stayed in my own home if it wasn't for the fall
Do they live there?
I would suggest the ancient rule is "Eat Less"
Quote: Tuumble @ January 29 2011, 12:56 AM GMTYou were in Peterborough and you didn't call me?
This is not the first time a BCGer as cruelly passed me by. Peterborough is clearly a comedy hotbed but I feel shunned and ignored. I shall now drown my sorrows in rice krispies and milk of magnesia...
I was speaking at Hampton College, so almost Peterborough.
Quote: bigfella @ January 29 2011, 2:58 PM GMTI was speaking at Hampton College, so almost Peterborough.
Ahh. My nephew goes there. How did it go?
Quote: Tim Walker @ January 28 2011, 9:39 PM GMT...and the council give all the money, it's true, they give it all to them Africans so that they can mend their roads...and don't get me started on the post office, I went in there the other day and there was a queue of people and only one counter serving, just one girl, honestly, I felt like saying something, it was lunchtime and only one person on!...I remember when the postman used to know your name...well yes, the police do look like kids thesedays, not that they arrest anyone except car drivers, if you're a murderer they won't catch you and if they do it's like being sentenced to a holiday camp thesedays anyway...was down the health centre the other day, fat lot of good that was, my GP doesn't know anything, smells of drink too I reckon, and the practice nurse is no better, telling me I shouldn't be rude to the coloureds, I said I'm no racist, darling, my sister married a black man, that told her, yes I know that's not true, but she might have done, a right tart Gladys was...it's gone four o'clock they're meant to bring round afternoon tea and Hobnobs now, dear, course they're always late, the lazy mares...you pay your taxes and work hard all your life, then they stick you in a home and don't even bring you tea and biscuits on time, no gratitude is there, I could have stayed in my own home if it wasn't for the fall, that new carpet was crooked that's what that was, course it was Irish what fitted it, shabby workers...is it cold in here or is it just me, oh where's me shawl, I could have sworn I brought it down with me, probably one of the bloody nurses has nicked it to buy drugs with...don't cry, darling, you'll like it in here once you get used to it...
Tim has Bushbaby hacked your account?
Quote: Tuumble @ January 29 2011, 3:28 PM GMTAhh. My nephew goes there. How did it go?
Very well thanks. If he was in the sixth form he will have heard me.