Every Laugh Is The Energy

TrulyMadly

David. wrote: »

:rotfl:

You look a bit George Michaelish:):o

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

:rotfl:

Leave you two alone for five minutes and looks like you are ready to ride off in the sunset together. :eek: :rotfl:

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Leave you two alone for five minutes and looks like you are ready to ride off in the sunset together. :eek: :rotfl:

I've always had a problem with leather trousers...they look so.....well.....unhygienic

David.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

You look a bit George Michaelish:):o

and you still look hot to trot

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Leave you two alone for five minutes and looks like you are ready to ride off in the sunset together. :eek: :rotfl:

Evening TS Did you run out of towels? :rotfl:

Savvybuyer

:eek: Looks like everyone else, rightly, doing Saturday night chatter around me tonight whilst I just keep on going with this:o:rotfl::rotfl:. Or, maybe, judging by some of the jokes on here recently, Sa****ay night chatter if I adopt MSE's dirty mind on such matters:rotfl:.:(:rotfl:

Anyway, it will soon be Sunday (:eek: maybe) so that we can be saved in the sanctity of it all, or maybe the sanctuary. Obvious joke there I've just realised:rotfl: - the wording was my chosen wording before I saw it:cool:. (It's a holy day, so that word is the appropriate one!)

Tinyshoes

My memory seriously gets me into all sorts of predicaments.

When I booked the train earlier this week I had totally forgot it was a family birthday meal tonight. Meal was booked for 7.30pm and I was not due back in Poole until 7.45. :eek:

Thankfully train stopped at a station within 5 minutes walking distance of the restaurant and I got there before the starters were served. :T

Was told I looked like Scott of the Antartic when I turned up in my Ts parka and rucksack on my back. :rotfl:

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

Evening TS Did you run out of towels? :rotfl:

FC :A

Me run out of towels of course not. And if I run out of mine I always have my mum's stash in the loft. We were both as bad as one another with new fluffy towels.

Savvybuyer

Tinyshoes wrote: »

My memory seriously gets me into all sorts of predicaments.

When I booked the train earlier this week I had totally forgot it was a family birthday meal tonight. Meal was booked for 7.30pm and I was not due back in Poole until 7.45. :eek:

Thankfully train stopped at a station within 5 minutes walking distance of the restaurant and I got there before the starters were served. :T

Was told I looked like Scott of the Antartic when I turned up in my Ts parka and rucksack on my back. :rotfl:

If we call it "Antarctic", then Savvy's dirty mind won't spot a "woman of the street" there in need of censorship:D. Oh dear!:( Can never talk small talk but always related to this stupid obsessional interest. I'll move on...:cool:;):D:)

Well done on that one - I think we'll all forgot we had appointments or meet-ups like that from time to time. Trying to rack my brains in fact, but can't remember what appointment it was I totally forgot - but I did, there was something where I went out on a nice day or day trip or something and clean forgot that I should have been somewhere else during that day. Oops!

No offence meant btw on the pedantic spelling correction.:o

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

My memory seriously gets me into all sorts of predicaments.

When I booked the train earlier this week I had totally forgot it was a family birthday meal tonight. Meal was booked for 7.30pm and I was not due back in Poole until 7.45. :eek:

Thankfully train stopped at a station within 5 minutes walking distance of the restaurant and I got there before the starters were served. :T

Was told I looked like Scott of the Antartic when I turned up in my Ts parka and rucksack on my back. :rotfl:

Was it cold there today? We had a lovely sunny day

My memory is just as bad or rather things creep up on me much sooner than I expect them to. I know about them but think they are further away