Especially Lovely Is The Elite

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I am just about to try my first ever code rescued a box from the student recycling bin.

There is something wrong here, all the students are in bed and i am the only one still up. :rotfl:

Experience of a lifetime for me staying the night in student digs seeing as i didn't go to uni. :eek:

So you pulled then :j thought you were off to see DD

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

Do HUKD have a deal on those trollies Dotty.

I could be a trolly dolly, not sure where i have got that from hope it isn't rude.

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Do HUKD have a deal on those trollies Dotty.

I could be a trolly dolly, not sure where i have got that from hope it isn't rude.

Urban dictionary someone who has a preference for shopping trolleys as opposed to beds :eek:

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

So you pulled then :j thought you were off to see DD

You are the one pulling something, my leg I think, I am far too old for the five men that live here. :eek:

purpledonkey

fairclaire wrote: »

Mhoc or anyone else that might be interested....
Operation War Diaries is a good place to start. The national archives are attempting to digitally record all the First World War diaries they have in their possession. If you have an interest I guarantee you will be both touched and rewarded

http://www.operationwardiary.org

Awesome. I meet a couple when I worked in South Dakota and the wife was telling me about her father. He kept a diary during WW2 and it was compelling to read. He signed off every entry with F.O. which stands for f... off. He was a married American stationed in south England and he meet a girl from Kent. It was absolutely fascinating to read a love story mixed with his war tale. The last 2 pages he wrote about her and having to go back to America, and how he hoped to meet her one last time at a train station in London. Unfortunately the last page was ripped out so they didn't know what happened. They couldn't ask him, as he died in 2005 and it took 3 years to find out he left them a safety deposit key in which the only contents was this diary and old coins.

It truly sounded like a story from a film and ever since they've been trying to find out if someone has this page or more likely if it was destroyed. They also suspect he may have fathered a child with her.

Thanks for the link, even though it's for WW1, going to send them this link and see if they can get anywhere with it

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

You are the one pulling something, my leg I think, I am far too old for the five men that live here. :eek:

What if you combine them :rotfl:

Munqui

Deleted_User wrote: »

Munqui, let me know what you decide on... Very tempted by this, used to cans but £0.33 is the price of 1 can :eek: Sooooo im tempted, verrrrry tempted... :T

It won't let me check out for CC now as the old mbuy has apparently expired... but you can't remove it (the mbuy offer) from the basket and it's still showing on the website :rotfl:

Saved me placing an order I guess, and I just remembered something I forgot to add too!

purpledonkey

David. wrote: »

Tight git :eek:

I don't like to brag

lookinforabargain

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Do HUKD have a deal on those trollies Dotty.

I could be a trolly dolly, not sure where i have got that from hope it isn't rude.

Just don't forget your balloon stash

Tinyshoes

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Pfft! Yeah you could! :rotfl:

I best not step on any locals toes up here and deprive them of their wine.

Think it might be mhoc's local. :cool: