Wednesday morning MAMIL thread
tlw1
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Morning loons
Meetings with bank and insurance company today - living the dream
Meetings with bank and insurance company today - living the dream
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If they've got any spare money ask them to send me some
matthew h wrote:Meetings with bank
Morning homos.
A successful evening competing with Stevo on the big girls thread was had until people started posted inappropriate pictures
Today will consist of work meh possibly with a run tonight if the shins are up to it :roll: need to ave a gait analysis done again but that'll have to wait until Saturday.
Anyway onwards to school runs and work."Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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Work, home, ride 40 miles, curry!
WooooooAdvocate of disc brakes.0 -
Dog owners that have their dogs on those long leads in Nonsuch Park, they walk one side of the path the dog bimbles along the other side, loads of room down the middle only to find your way is blocked by a nylon cable. Poochy almost ended up a goner this morning.Life isnt like a box of chocolates, its like a bag of pic n mix.0
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And the ones that walk on one side of the path whilst the dog is on the other, when they see a bicycle approach the numpties call their dogs. Obedient mutt then turns across your path. I like dogs, some of their owners leave a lot to be desired.simonhead wrote:Dog owners that have their dogs on those long leads in Nonsuch Park, they walk one side of the path the dog bimbles along the other side, loads of room down the middle only to find your way is blocked by a nylon cable. Poochy almost ended up a goner this morning.
Lovely day out there, about time too. I had to stop on the way in to let 4 ducks cross the road. They looked very pleased with themselves, made me chuckle.0 -
In a somewhat combative mood this morning, some tw@ has used the last of the milk, now we have a mexican standoff as no one will own up to using the last and therefore be the person that has to get more.Life isnt like a box of chocolates, its like a bag of pic n mix.0
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Bollox
not directed at you SimonPinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0 -
Today I shall mostly be posting Bollox. Unlike my usual postsPinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0
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seanoconn wrote:Today I shall mostly be posting Bollox. Unlike my usual posts
This is going to be like the good old days
"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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Work, ride, pick up female foreign students*, snigger as son tries hard to act cool in front of students.
*foreign students are staying at house legally, all above board, no need to alert Operation Yewtree.
Just don't tell the wife about the ones in the basement.0 -
Morning Copycat Lycra Men
Farqed, goosed and trying to summon up energy to look after 'into everything' and 'shyty bum' after windy and very hilly ride last night.
...oh to be back in Eastbaaaaaawn and 18 years old with al those foreign students milling around Terminus road...
Tara.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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need my double espresso and pain au chocolat to get through to lunch
Starbucks is not quite the same as sat being outside le cafe de flore, oh happy memories of the weekend0 -
pinarello001 wrote:
...oh to be back in Eastbaaaaaawn and 18 years old with al those foreign students milling around Terminus road...
Tara.
Exactly where I am Pina, except I'm 40 :oops:
My son is nearly 13 though and the students are 14, not sure he has a chance...0 -
When attending school in Wombledon, a loooooong time ago, bollox was the official word on a school trip as decided by the teachers. Explains a lot it seems particularly prevalent in the Wombledon area.seanoconn wrote:Today I shall mostly be posting Bollox. Unlike my usual posts0 -
Veronese68 wrote:
When attending school in Wombledon, a loooooong time ago, bollox was the official word on a school trip as decided by the teachers. Explains a lot it seems particularly prevalent in the Wombledon area.seanoconn wrote:Today I shall mostly be posting Bollox. Unlike my usual posts
Bollox is my mates nickname, as give him a drink and that is what he talks
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I don't need the drink.matthew h wrote:Veronese68 wrote:
When attending school in Wombledon, a loooooong time ago, bollox was the official word on a school trip as decided by the teachers. Explains a lot it seems particularly prevalent in the Wombledon area.seanoconn wrote:Today I shall mostly be posting Bollox. Unlike my usual posts
Bollox is my mates nickname, as give him a drink and that is what he talks0 -
Which school? Wombledon College boy hereVeronese68 wrote:
When attending school in Wombledon, a loooooong time ago, bollox was the official word on a school trip as decided by the teachers. Explains a lot it seems particularly prevalent in the Wombledon area.seanoconn wrote:Today I shall mostly be posting Bollox. Unlike my usual postsPinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0 -
Oh dear, has anyone been hit with the ban hammer again?arran77 wrote:A successful evening competing with Stevo on the big girls thread was had until people started posted inappropriate pictures
Afternoon Tards, I see Pinno has finally given in and joined us :P This daily thread is getting more successful every day. Royalties payable to The Crudcatcher (TM)..."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Boa tarde, pessoas loucas.
Spent the morning playing with bikes
On my lunch break now, coffee and then back on my head, tough life but someone's gotta do it.my isetta is a 300cc bike0 -
team47b wrote:Boa tarde, pessoas loucas.
That turned out to be less rude than I thoughtteam47b wrote:On my lunch break now
You can't call it lunch break when you've been doing feck all anyway :P"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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Same here. I went to look at the school when considering schools for my son. Was amazed to see 3 teachers that were still there from when I was a kid.seanoconn wrote:
Which school? Wombledon College boy hereVeronese68 wrote:
When attending school in Wombledon, a loooooong time ago, bollox was the official word on a school trip as decided by the teachers. Explains a lot it seems particularly prevalent in the Wombledon area.seanoconn wrote:Today I shall mostly be posting Bollox. Unlike my usual posts0 -
Veronese68 wrote:
Same here. I went to look at the school when considering schools for my son. Was amazed to see 3 teachers that were still there from when I was a kid.seanoconn wrote:
Which school? Wombledon College boy hereVeronese68 wrote:
When attending school in Wombledon, a loooooong time ago, bollox was the official word on a school trip as decided by the teachers. Explains a lot it seems particularly prevalent in the Wombledon area.seanoconn wrote:Today I shall mostly be posting Bollox. Unlike my usual posts
Your son's not going to get a place now is he :P"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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Really, which ones? Wasn't it a boarding school in the 60's?Veronese68 wrote:
Same here. I went to look at the school when considering schools for my son. Was amazed to see 3 teachers that were still there from when I was a kid.seanoconn wrote:
Which school? Wombledon College boy hereVeronese68 wrote:
When attending school in Wombledon, a loooooong time ago, bollox was the official word on a school trip as decided by the teachers. Explains a lot it seems particularly prevalent in the Wombledon area.seanoconn wrote:Today I shall mostly be posting Bollox. Unlike my usual postsPinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0 -
No chance of my son getting in, luckily he got in somewhere else.
Teachers I recognised were Mr Harrison, Mrs Breslin (I think) can't remember who the other one was. Although I think one of them said Mr Turner was back. He'd left to run a ski lodge when I was there.
Don't know about it ever being a boarding school, I know it used to be in the village going back into the dark and distant.
Bizarrely I was once accosted by a bloke selling the Big Issue on a train out of Waterloo with the phrase "I know you, you went to Wimbledon College". What do you reply to that? Seeing as I was pissed it was probably something inappropriate.0 -
They ring a bell. I think Father Holman died. The same thing happened to me at Earlsfield station! A guy who was in my year selling the Big Issue, doesn't say much about the school, I didn't buy it, I remember him trying to borrow money from me before, bloody ponce. Paul Merton is the celebrity pupil. Do you remember the secret handshake?Veronese68 wrote:No chance of my son getting in, luckily he got in somewhere else.
Teachers I recognised were Mr Harrison, Mrs Breslin (I think) can't remember who the other one was. Although I think one of them said Mr Turner was back. He'd left to run a ski lodge when I was there.
Don't know about it ever being a boarding school, I know it used to be in the village going back into the dark and distant.
Bizarrely I was once accosted by a bloke selling the Big Issue on a train out of Waterloo with the phrase "I know you, you went to Wimbledon College". What do you reply to that? Seeing as I was pissed it was probably something inappropriate.
I would conduct this conversation via Pm but its broken, so :P everyone.Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0 -
It's not like anything interesting is ever discussed on here, it's all bollox.seanoconn wrote:I would conduct this conversation via Pm but its broken, so :P everyone.
With a school that big there are going to be people that wind up at all extremes. For every Big Issue seller there will be a success. That I remember at least one kid got done for murder, I remember he was a bit odd. A friend of mine was murdered when we were in the 6th form. There used to be big fights between us and Raynes Park High every now and then. On one occasion there was supposed to be a fight between the girls from the Ursuline Convent and Ricards Lodge on the common. A few girls turned up, but they wouldn't fight because about 1,000 college boys turned up to watch.
Celebrity related in my year were Kenny Everett's nephew and Acker Bilk's son.0 -
The Ursuline and Slappers Lodge have had few battles over the years, ahh memories Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0
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seanoconn wrote:
They ring a bell. I think Father Holman died. The same thing happened to me at Earlsfield station! A guy who was in my year selling the Big Issue, doesn't say much about the school, I didn't buy it, I remember him trying to borrow money from me before, bloody ponce. Paul Merton is the celebrity pupil. Do you remember the secret handshake?Veronese68 wrote:No chance of my son getting in, luckily he got in somewhere else.
Teachers I recognised were Mr Harrison, Mrs Breslin (I think) can't remember who the other one was. Although I think one of them said Mr Turner was back. He'd left to run a ski lodge when I was there.
Don't know about it ever being a boarding school, I know it used to be in the village going back into the dark and distant.
Bizarrely I was once accosted by a bloke selling the Big Issue on a train out of Waterloo with the phrase "I know you, you went to Wimbledon College". What do you reply to that? Seeing as I was pissed it was probably something inappropriate.
I would conduct this conversation via Pm but its broken, so :P everyone.
Oh, it was one of those schools was it, that explains things, were you in the choir :P"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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No but I did work in the Presbytery on a Saturday morning. The priest was a member of the Guiness family and couldn't spend his wealth on himself, so would lavish his fortune on us young pretty boysarran77 wrote:seanoconn wrote:
They ring a bell. I think Father Holman died. The same thing happened to me at Earlsfield station! A guy who was in my year selling the Big Issue, doesn't say much about the school, I didn't buy it, I remember him trying to borrow money from me before, bloody ponce. Paul Merton is the celebrity pupil. Do you remember the secret handshake?Veronese68 wrote:No chance of my son getting in, luckily he got in somewhere else.
Teachers I recognised were Mr Harrison, Mrs Breslin (I think) can't remember who the other one was. Although I think one of them said Mr Turner was back. He'd left to run a ski lodge when I was there.
Don't know about it ever being a boarding school, I know it used to be in the village going back into the dark and distant.
Bizarrely I was once accosted by a bloke selling the Big Issue on a train out of Waterloo with the phrase "I know you, you went to Wimbledon College". What do you reply to that? Seeing as I was pissed it was probably something inappropriate.
I would conduct this conversation via Pm but its broken, so :P everyone.
Oh, it was one of those schools was it, that explains things, were you in the choir :P Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0
