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Tom Alexander 8th October 2018 06:34

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Originally Posted by Varley (Post 18657)
You're a vain bugger. The underwear doesn't 'bind' if your boiler suit's big enough. I suppose you have platform engine room boots too.

I've never seen platform boots like Tmac's --- all those multi coloured sparkles - (very chic) or are they just metal filings??? Better keep an good eye on them as there are probably one, two, or more plasticos who would love a pretty pair like that. :bounce:

Engine Serang 8th October 2018 08:41

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Originally Posted by Tmac1720 (Post 18650)
Ooooohhh very posh, silk boxers eh?.. not great for preventing skid marks and they creep up the crack of your arse :chuckle:

I'll just make do with my old "Budgie smugglers" the oil and grease stains hid the skid marks :thumb:



Go Commando big man.


Like me. But keep your bicycle clips on.

Dartskipper 8th October 2018 19:16

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Originally Posted by billyboy (Post 18641)
Midnight parties are great. Heres me in nowt but me silk Boxer shorts. Large one for me please steward!

Did you get dressed in the dark Sir William? Those boxer shorts look more like French Unmentionables now they're out in the fading evening light. It's the lace trim that concerns me.

Farmer John 8th October 2018 22:00

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Originally Posted by Engine Serang (Post 18664)
But keep your bicycle clips on.

Much can be concealed. And retained.

Just sipping some single malt, it's like a toffee apple wrapped in a kipper. Don't breath out near a naked flame.

Engine Serang 9th October 2018 06:47

There's only two things on this ship that smells like kippers.

Varley 9th October 2018 10:12

Well, Farmer John has revealed one and the Plasticos have just poured boiling water over some brown flat things and layed 'em out for breakfast (along with that egg to order). What you have hanging in the uptachimbley is your business. Please keep it that way.

billyboy 9th October 2018 11:04

I bought these from a gentlemans outfitters in Bugis street. First time I have worn them. Lace you say? Oh my you are right Dart Skipper! never mind....this party could turn into a SODS Opera ha ha ha

Varley 9th October 2018 12:24

Very fetching. The problem is with whom they are likely to fetch!

(I have just noticed an invitation to send you a message via Skype - what exactly is a Skype and how much is it per word? - Gold Francs please. Chelmsford wouldn't like to have a competing service on GD).

Engine Serang 9th October 2018 14:24

Chelmsford, Chelmsford??


Last century Old Man (As youse useto say to each other).


This vessel, GD II, is GDMSS,GMSDD, DGSSM, don't carry a Sparky. No wonder the bar bills are up in a heap.
And half the crew mincing around the Promenade Deck with silk drawers and sweaty bollocks. Smells like par-boiled kippers.

Tmac1720 9th October 2018 16:17

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Originally Posted by Engine Serang (Post 18699)
There's only two things on this ship that smells like kippers.

Reminds me of the blind man passing a fishmongers, he raised his hat and said "Good evening ladies" :chuckle:

Dartskipper 9th October 2018 18:14

I was advised by a former employee of a Mac Fisheries outlet, never to buy any fish "that advertised itself." :big_tongue:

Varley 9th October 2018 18:30

Subtile, Tmac, subtile.

billyboy 9th October 2018 23:16

Reminds me off the late John Briggs comment about confusion. He likened it to 7 blind lesbians on a Tuna boat. Really miss John on here. Rest in peace shipmate.

Tom Alexander 10th October 2018 06:21

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Originally Posted by billyboy (Post 18751)
Reminds me off the late John Briggs comment about confusion. He likened it to 7 blind lesbians on a Tuna boat. Really miss John on here. Rest in peace shipmate.

Miss our old shipmate Mr. Barnes the door man as well -- bloody things squeaking from side to side with the roll of the ship --- surely someone aboard can fix that with some WD40 -- or have we drunk it all???? :o:o

Engine Serang 10th October 2018 09:04

No Tom, you're doing it all wrong, no wonder you're still standing. Spray the WD into a paper bag and then inhale it, now your motoring. Do not tell Tmac or we will spend all our drinking time loading pallets of paper bags.

Varley 10th October 2018 11:39

If we are really short I can let you have some of the '94. I also have some Armaclean, the '88, but as it is the final vintage (some foolery about Oz's own layer) it is reserved for Christmas and the odd loyal toast.

I might add that taking it like that is very juvenile and bloody dangerous if enjoying a Havana with it.

Dartskipper 10th October 2018 17:08

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Originally Posted by Engine Serang (Post 18761)
No Tom, you're doing it all wrong, no wonder you're still standing. Spray the WD into a paper bag and then inhale it, now your motoring. Do not tell Tmac or we will spend all our drinking time loading pallets of paper bags.

I've heard of being well lubricated, but not literally! If you ingest too much WD40, does it have a freeing up effect on internal workings?

Engine Serang 11th October 2018 09:42

It prevents the hip replacement rusting and stops snails and slugs slithering up the nasal passage.

Varley 11th October 2018 10:52

I fear the loosening effect would be about equal between tools and stools.

Engine Serang 11th October 2018 13:53

We always have a 5 gallon gerrycan of Lectrasol in Leckys workshop (a palindrome, I believe)to entertain the off-watch guys at St-Easy. Tmac always brings a packet of Arrowroot or Marietta biccies to raise the event to Afternoon Tea level.
Tomorrow we are going to celebrate with a cake baked by the steadfast Ashers in Glengormley, all are welcome. No Poofters.

Varley 11th October 2018 14:05

Lucky, then, that you don't have any palindrome handy then isn't it?. I suppose you might try the WD40 instead. And, by the by, who said you could do that (or that) in my workshop?

Tmac1720 11th October 2018 19:52

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Originally Posted by Engine Serang (Post 18805)
Tomorrow we are going to celebrate with a cake baked by the steadfast Ashers in Glengormley, all are welcome. No Poofters.

And what pray are we going to sit on then? I like a nice soft pooffe on my Derry Air;)

Ashers in Glengormley?.... Doagh Road one I presume (the heathens won't get that) :jester:

Tmac1720 11th October 2018 19:54

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Originally Posted by Varley (Post 18806)
Lucky, then, that you don't have any palindrome handy then isn't it?. I suppose you might try the WD40 instead. And, by the by, who said you could do that (or that) in my workshop?

Great stuff that WD40, cures coughs, colds, sore arse holes and pimples on your ******
:big_tongue:

Farmer John 11th October 2018 20:52

I read somewhere that WD40 was mainly fish oil, and I have never heard them squeak, whether they have sore arseholes or pimples on their **** I have no idea.

Farmer John 11th October 2018 20:54

I would love an arrangement on here where, if you typed in ******, a random obscenity was substituted.


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