Walking

veronese68

I know some of you crudders are walkers so thought you may like to know that May is National Walking Month. Apparently walking is a great mood lifter and stress buster. As a result I shall be walking furiously with renewed gusto.

pesky_jones

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-27186709

Isn't all walking purposeless...kind of

Thewaylander

i''ll walk all over you in a minute!!

pesky_jones

These boots were made for walking

tlw1

Thewaylander wrote:

i''ll walk all over you in a minute!!

you haven't got a good 'walking' in you

kajjal

If you have a wife and a dog you do a lot of walking

gt-arrowhead

Kajjal wrote:

If you have a wife and a dog you do a lot of walking

In matthew h`s case, a wife and a dog are the same thing

pesky_jones

Why do you feel the need to be mean to other forum members GT? There’s no need for personal insults. If you ask me, your’re bang out of order

The Northern Monkey

Can't beat a good walk.

No messtins.

welshkev

If I walk more than I do now my um.... Leg would fall off!

ste_t

I love it when GT's mum takes me for a walk.










Then when she's not looking she gets a slapping with the obvious

gt-arrowhead

Pesky Jones wrote:

Why do you feel the need to be mean to other forum members GT? There’s no need for personal insults. If you ask me, your’re bang out of order

I know, whats wrong with me ey? :P

I think i better go think about what ive done while cracking one off onto ste_ts mums face.

ste_t

GT-Arrowhead wrote:

Pesky Jones wrote:

Why do you feel the need to be mean to other forum members GT? There’s no need for personal insults. If you ask me, your’re bang out of order

I know, whats wrong with me ey? :P

I think i better go think about what ive done while cracking one off onto ste_ts mums face.

Just be careful not to wake her up

tlw1

GT-Arrowhead wrote:

Kajjal wrote:

If you have a wife and a dog you do a lot of walking

In matthew h`s case, a wife and a dog are the same thing

At least I've slept with women rather than dogs............

tlw1

Pesky Jones wrote:

Why do you feel the need to be mean to other forum members GT? There’s no need for personal insults. If you ask me, your’re bang out of order

:P

gt-arrowhead

matthew h wrote:

GT-Arrowhead wrote:

Kajjal wrote:

If you have a wife and a dog you do a lot of walking

In matthew h`s case, a wife and a dog are the same thing

At least I've slept with women rather than dogs............

So you dont sleep with your dog/wife?

veronese68

Popped out to get some lunch and noticed the front page of the Express.

It would appear walking is a life saver.

tlw1

Veronese68 wrote:

Popped out to get some lunch and noticed the front page of the Express.

It would appear walking is a life saver.

how can we get R&J to fulfil the pact?

arran77

matthew h wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

Popped out to get some lunch and noticed the front page of the Express.

It would appear walking is a life saver.

how can we get R&J to fulfil the pact?

In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, Madeley said: "If Judy was really ill and in logical mind...

Well that's not going to happen then is it, she's been a dribbling nervous wreck for years.

veronese68

I saw the R & J headline on the BBC website, I was disappointed when I realised it was only if one of them was terminally ill or something. One of those headlines that promised so much...

tlw1

arran77 wrote:

matthew h wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

Popped out to get some lunch and noticed the front page of the Express.

It would appear walking is a life saver.

how can we get R&J to fulfil the pact?

In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, Madeley said: "If Judy was really ill and in logical mind...

Well that's not going to happen then is it, she's been a dribbling nervous wreck for years.

I blame the drink

bigmitch41

Veronese68 wrote:

I saw the R & J headline on the BBC website, I was disappointed when I realised it was only if one of them was terminally ill or something. One of those headlines that promised so much...

I know, I nearly bought the paper! :shock:

arran77

matthew h wrote:

arran77 wrote:

matthew h wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

Popped out to get some lunch and noticed the front page of the Express.

It would appear walking is a life saver.

how can we get R&J to fulfil the pact?

In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, Madeley said: "If Judy was really ill and in logical mind...

Well that's not going to happen then is it, she's been a dribbling nervous wreck for years.

I blame the drink

What, you or the Finnigan bint

pesky_jones

The worst thing about a broken collar bone is the walking.

veronese68

I was just thinking there'd be no walking for you. Maybe the energy saved will help speed the healing process.

pesky_jones

I can't even walk the dog

arran77

Pesky Jones wrote:

I can't even walk the dog

:shock:

markhewitt1978

Pesky Jones wrote:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-27186709

Isn't all walking purposeless...kind of

Part of the reason I like to get out for a walk at lunchtimes, just allows me to switch off - although the same can be said for cycling really.

pesky_jones

arran77 wrote:

Pesky Jones wrote:

I can't even walk the dog

:shock:

mak3m

Its the walking dead that concerns me

tlw1

mak3m wrote:

Its the walking dead that concerns me

Isn't that marriage?