tuesday something is stirring in the void
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Stevo 666 wrote:
Cycle into some lamp posts did you?hopkinb wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:
I'm riding in again tomorrow. Nice day for it.hopkinb wrote:32 tomorrow here according to met office. Bit of a breeze at least.
Aye, me too. Though sideways sleet in February is also a nice day for it. Only drunkenness i.e. > 5 pints or being in Frankfurt keeps me off the bike. I did try the bike in Frankfurt, but was distracted by the Romanian hookers.
Out of interest, how do you know they were Romanian? :P
Nah, stopped, got off the bike, locked the bike, went into the club, got ripped off, spoke to the hookers, ascertained their Romanian-ness. Left without galloping nobrot, but more than a few euros lighter for not much more than a flash of saggy tit and a warm beer. Apparently I went to the wrong place. The brothels are where it's at if you have the money and inclination.
I was there during a car show once, the red light district was absolutely heaving.0 -
Pinno wrote:I knew a Finnish girl called Petra Hamailainen. (Don't know how to get the accents, so that's verbatim TBH). She had platinum hair and very stark faint blue eyes. Stunning, other worldly.
My then GF wouldn't let me go to her wedding. Green eyed I guess.
Sounds like a Finnish girl. They like a drink though.0 -
'Why aye, pet' - that's Geordie.hopkinb wrote:
Nope. Half Finnish, half English. Is aye solely a sweaty word? It just seems right to say aye sometimes.Pinno wrote:"Aye" ?! Are you originally from sweatie land Hopkins?
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Flâneur wrote:did she know you Pinno, or is this one of those types of girls Seano talks about
I got to know her at Uni. The then GF was insanely jealous.
"Sounds like a Finnish girl. They like a drink though.".
Oh Christ yeah. Most Scandinavian girls can. I knew a Danish girl. Met her coming out of the lecture theatre. Went out for a few pints and got drunk. Promptly fell off the bike at the bottom of the prom in Cheltenham with her shouting at me "What did you do that for?" and "Don't be silly". She was sober as a judge!
Next day, Anna was talking to her flat mate in the computer room. She didn't know I was there. She was asked "Where did you go to last night?" She says "Had a drink with that R** bloke, the one with the Swedish girlfriend...oh and he fell off his bike". "Did you have a lot to drink?" "I didn't - he did. When I bought a round, I bought myself shandies...ha ha...lol".
Then I made my presence to them clear and she turned scarlet. It was bloody funny.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:
Makes sense - Veronese and TLW work in the car industry.hopkinb wrote:I was there during a car show once, the red light district was absolutely heaving.
Only been to one whore house and it was on a rally with work - drank a lot by even my standards but didn't dare use the toilet0 -
I don't think you can catch anything from the bog seat.TLW1 wrote:"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Finland! I love Finland, why didn't you say so. I've just finished watching Border Town on Netflix so I consider myself a bit of an expert, fermented shark, smorgasbord, Haile Gebrselassie, ahh Finland. And during the period I was training to become World Strongest Man, Finland had an excellent pedigree.hopkinb wrote:
Nope. Half Finnish, half English. Is aye solely a sweaty word? It just seems right to say aye sometimes.Pinno wrote:"Aye" ?! Are you originally from sweatie land Hopkins?
Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0 -
Not that strange, Seano has wimped out.TLW1 wrote:Downside I now can't meet strange people in London on Thursday0 -
Veronese68 wrote:
Not that strange, Seano has wimped out.TLW1 wrote:Downside I now can't meet strange people in London on Thursday
He might have wimped back in again, as the weather is due to be a bit cooler.0 -
He had better wimp back in or i'll have to change my signature again.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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Wimp back!?
How about "triumphant return"? Or "Glorious comeback." :roll: Ungrateful S.O.B's.Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי0 -
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Words like "return" and "comeback" imply you'd bothered turning up previously.
Talking of returns or comebacks where the **** is HD?0 -
I've just looked at the weather forecast for Richmond Hill tomorrow at 7pm - it's going to be a truly sweltering 23cseanoconn wrote:Wimp back!?
How about "triumphant return"? Or "Glorious comeback." :roll: Ungrateful S.O.B's.
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
