The Bankrupt Inn (Part Two)

RAS

rog2 wrote: »

Is there any chance of a hot whiskey while I'm here, please? I'm bunged up with a stinking cold :mad: :mad:

Cheers.

Ahh......................

No life in the inn tonight?

And congrats to fermi.

fiveyearplan

rog2 wrote: »

Hi Phil - and congrats to fermi :beer:

Is there any chance of a hot whiskey while I'm here, please? I'm bunged up with a stinking cold :mad: :mad:

Cheers.

Hi Rog2 - is that a cold or man flu?

Fermi - congrats on your 10k.

blind-as-a-bat_2

fermi wrote: »

Bugger it! Bat can pay. Why not?

Hmmm i take a day of and you take advantage:rolleyes:

You cant trust those bl00dy bankrupts you know

Anyway congrats on your 10,000...............you now officialy need a real life;) :rotfl:

skylight

With you Tiger! If they are too sick for school, they are too sick for anything else. I make mine stay in bed all morning and can only have dry toast for lunch. It works!


Of course.... I need to know why he is going to the pub.......................... (before I call social services of course!)



And talking of pubs, can I have a drink. I have no care for the type, just make it alcoholic and as large as one can muster. And a straw.

tigerfeet2006

skylight wrote: »

With you Tiger! If they are too sick for school, they are too sick for anything else. I make mine stay in bed all morning and can only have dry toast for lunch. It works!


Of course.... I need to know why he is going to the pub.......................... (before I call social services of course!)



And talking of pubs, can I have a drink. I have no care for the type, just make it alcoholic and as large as one can muster. And a straw.

Goodness that did sound bad, didn't it

On Fridays after school, some of DH's teacher pals meet at a small village, family friendly, gastro pub. All lovely, roaring fires and little nooks. Some of the OH's and DC's join in too. We go every other week or two and the DC's love it. They get spoilt rotten and can also run around in the garden to let off steam.

Any chance of a nice Lagavulin, barkeep?

So_Sad_Angel

philnicandamy wrote: »

one hot toddy.....

Mines one of these please bartender....had stinking cold for days & need something to knock me out!! ....don`t hold back on the alcohol !!:D

Good to see everyone....well done on 10k posts fermi ....you`ll soon be at 50k at this rate!!:D

tight_jock

:rotfl: This is, literally, a five minute visittonight.

CONGRATULATIONS FERMI:T :T :T :T :T
I`ll leave a fiver on the bar for a drink.......but I want the change :rotfl:

lisamummytoarchieplusbump

tigerfeet2006 wrote: »

Wahey!! well done Fermi. I noticed the other day you were about 100 away and suddenly there it is.

I need something medicinal barkeep please.

Schools just phoned to say my eldest is not very well and could I fetch him. Got him home, he had lunch and was bouncing around to Cbeebies (on for the little 'un.) So i've sent him to bed with him throwing a tantrum about it, with a drink. I have reminded him that he will miss the disco this afternoon at school and he won't be able to go to the pub later on either, cue major tantrum. But as far as I am concerned if he is ill enough not to be at school then he has to be in bed to get better. Evil Mummy laugh mwah, ha, ha, ha!!

tiger my mum was the same her rule was if you wasnt well enough to go to school you cant go out.

i used to somehow always get ill on a sunday afternoon/night then make a complete recovery on a friday afternoon so i could go out the weekend.

when i was in secondary school i used to either bunk off the mornings/afternoons depending on the weather if i wanted to be hanging around outside or just fake an illness in the morning and go to school the last few lessons in the afternoon so i could go out roaming the streets with my mates.

my mum worked full time so couldnt take time off work to make sure i went to school so i used to leave for school in the morning wait for her to go to work then sneak home(that was untill neighbours grassed me up) or just sit round a friends house.

my school never phoned my mum they used to give me a letter to take home to her lol :rotfl: yeah right like she ever recieved it. i wouldnt have trusted me.

also when i was in the juniors i have fond memeries of my mum trying to drag me the 5min walk to school by my hair as i used to hate spelling/maths test after about 30mins of me grabing every lampost or front gate and clinging on for dear life my mum used to just give up and drag me back home again for a smacked bum and sent to my room. oh my poor mum lol im suprised i lived so long

when i first told her i was pregnant and when my stubbon toddler son gives me stroppy tantrams my mum used to laugh and say ohh the tables have turned, have fun.

so i know in the future when im going through the same thing i put her through she will be up their watching me laughing her butt off

rog2

fiveyearplan wrote: »

Hi Rog2 - is that a cold or man flu?

A very genuine cold, fyp - not helped by having had to deliver groceries in the wintry weather of the last 10 days. :mad: :mad:

rog2

tight_jock wrote: »

:rotfl: I`ll leave a fiver on the bar for a drink.......but I want the change :rotfl:

Spoken like a true Scot, tj. :beer: