Elucidating loquacious ingenuitive titillating entrepreneurial - Bubbs’ Babes :):):)

fourp

our garden is a riot of autumnal colour .
our castor oil plant , next year we'll buy a castor sugar one to keep it company .

locarr

QPR10 wrote: »

About time you took a new one like the boys cant remember if this is John or Edward

I'll see what I can do!!;)

QPR10

Nannylala wrote: »

Hi QPR lovely to see you and your Boys;)Hope all is good with you and you Mum xxx

:DHello Nanny I dont get time to post at the moment, its been too long hope to see you soon

elainemn

Good filler item against Mr T
1 x ASDA Indian Takeaway Garlic & Coriander Naans (2 p...£0.85£0.35Found on a womble.

frequent

fourp wrote: »

thanks for the reminder FQ , a very impressive list of stuff you have there , a bit peckish hey ?

All the requirements for an evenings sport

Nice to see you still about ...but i guess it would take a herd of wild horses to drag you away ...you still riding Clop the Donkey ?

Great to see you posting 4p, sorry to hear news. Regards to Snapant.

( pooping horse is still a loyal servant to the cause )

thick_tom wrote: »

time for more rugby - wales v south africa

laters

Doesn't fancy your chances, but should be a well contested match.

fourp wrote: »

thanks for the heads up .
KO 17;30 .

Lets hope for a good game with lots of hot pies and cold drinks consumed on the terraces ....and a bit of argy bargy .

Expect lots of argybargy, which is why I don't fancy Wales to win this, with 14 or even 13 players...

QPR10

locarr wrote: »

I'll what I can do!!;)

Try this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08u8fMJkdlg

Nannylala

QPR10 wrote: »

:DHello Nanny I dont get time to post at the moment, its been too long hope to see you soon

That will be lovely weeks just seem to fly by and all good intentions never seem to materialise;);)

couponqueen123

thick_tom wrote: »

time for more rugby - wales v south africa

laters

im off to watch it too come on wales :T

underperky

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Used to love milk at school, in a bottle and straw, and very cold, until summer time, then they used to forget it was outside and it was warm then it was uuurrgghhh,

Yes I remember that too yak ! But brings to mind my father who loved cold milk so eventually I convinced him to have my old fridge freezer by saying he could have ice cold milk all the time ( in comparison now I suppose it was like me being dragged into having a internet phone ) after many weeks he said that the milk wasn't cold on a morning as it was when on the pantry shelf but I just presumed he was having a bit of a moan so I couldn't be right .Then one morning I get to his really early and he was still in bed ,so I go to put my sons bottles of baby milk in fridge ,and I see the pool of water on the floor ,that my father had complained about several times ,so I mop it up and then I notice the plug on the floor:eek: and I say why is the plug on the floor ...??? Yes you guessed it .....he was only unplugging it every night......no wonder there was a puddle and milk was colder at teatime. As the older ones in here will remember we never :A left plugs in sockets that weren't being used ..... It took a lot of convincing to leave it plugged in overnight :T

tweets

fourp wrote: »

:wave:

howdee doodee tweets ,
long time no bump gums . i hope all is well and many thanks for your continued support of all things royal mail & the electronic deliveries .

i see the squad are getting fitter , lets see how they do against the Gooners and their star player Alf (Ramsey) .

I am enjoying reading my Kindle. Don't think Sven would have made a good manager :eek: thank goodness Sir Alex stayed.

Everything ok up here Pops still daft as ever.

Hope the squad are getting fitter and Moyes pulls his socks up , I don't care for him We will beat the Gooners :T
I will be watching the match tomorrow