qbman1 wrote:I thought you were the songs and poem expert
I am, indeed, the expert.
x = the unknown
spurt = drip under pressure....

qbman1 wrote:I thought you were the songs and poem expert


I had a funny turn there when I saw " x = "Silver_Shiney wrote:qbman1 wrote:I thought you were the songs and poem expert
I am, indeed, the expert.
x = the unknown
spurt = drip under pressure....

You mean you miss your days in Derby when you could hang over the garden fence like an old washerwoman.....Dark Knight wrote:what happened to the care free days of witty banter?
when was it replaced by this drivel?




I'm offended you didn't include meDark Knight wrote:Speaking of old wimmin, who do nowt but doss around gossiping all day
Morning HK



Silver_Shiney wrote:qbman1 wrote:I thought you were the songs and poem expert
I am, indeed, the expert.
x = the unknown
spurt = drip under pressure....

HK phooey wrote:Good morning losers tis wild and windy on the lovely island and I'm feeling as lazy as a brummie.


Sorry Notso, I was at a christening, little George looked smashing. Loved the verses btw.Not so ancient mariner wrote:HK phooey wrote:Good morning losers tis wild and windy on the lovely island and I'm feeling as lazy as a brummie.
And how do you explain the absence from duty yesterday?? ESPECIALLY as I wrote you another 2 verses of the ballad!










Not so ancient mariner wrote:
I don't know exactly who Fred had in mind when he sang this - but Fred was a Bristolian..........![]()
