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#8801
30th November 2023, 18:02
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Could be a Heinz 57 with that DNA.
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#8803
1st December 2023, 11:58
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We will meet many Aliens in Hull, some of them with DNA that is purple. Could it be the Humber water?
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#8804
1st December 2023, 12:11
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Eyup ES, was you a member of commander Brooks army of spies that twisted Hull trawlermans arms? i am going to look deeper into this, in the Hull fishdock archives i see that you were caught by plod smuggling cod and selling it at back a market.
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#8805
1st December 2023, 15:40
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#8806
1st December 2023, 15:55
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I never rated him either but Rod Grimsby and Cassowary never really caught on. The disastrous appearance on " The Good Old Days", on BBC 1 where he fell off the stage and Rods cufflinks got tangled in Barbra Windsor's bits and pieces rendered Leonard Sachs speechless and it was all downhill from there. So sad.
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#8807
1st December 2023, 16:07
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Was it Varley i saw playing the beer tray in the hangmans inn?
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#8808
1st December 2023, 16:50
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If so I would lay off the hard stuff (I can't play for toffee and unless it were to be a a pre G&S composition I wouldn't be attempting to).
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#8809
1st December 2023, 21:54
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The late, great, Shane MacGowan and some of the Pogues played the beer tray. They may of had a bit of a headache the following morning.
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#8810
2nd December 2023, 08:20
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Just watched a two hour film about him on the bbc i player, lets hope he finally makes it to no 1 this Christmas, RIP.Shane.
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#8811
2nd December 2023, 12:44
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Did you know that Varley is trying to cash in on Christmas, he has just opened his "elf on a shelf" stall at Peel market, good luck with that!....His sellotape stall failed as he opened it in Aug to try and beat the rush.
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#8812
2nd December 2023, 18:28
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I dined in company of a fine Irish singer last night. The odds are certainly shortening on it getting there.
(Sellotape stall - never stay together with our climate. Anyway it would have been elf on a pole but the first batch was stopped for offending the latest porn restrictions - no way could they have been described as childlike - not with genitalia of those proportions)
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#8813
3rd December 2023, 09:58
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Ihear that ES thought cop 28 is a follow up to heartbeat.
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#8814
3rd December 2023, 10:11
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And there was me thinking it was a follow-up to Cop 27. I must get a bit of Cop-On.
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#8816
3rd December 2023, 12:34
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Wrong. It's Creme de Menthe.
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#8817
4th December 2023, 07:18
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vino calapso maybe?
(had a night on Pernod in Dieppe once. Cant remember much about it but I do recall the following day)
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#8818
4th December 2023, 09:08
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Wrong BB, Wrong. Billy Connelly told me the following story:-
I'm gonna tell you a wee story ES. There are two guys, two wee Glasgow guys, and they went on holliday, to Rome, and they were being tourists, you know. "Holy, hm, hm, another one over there." "Oh, that's great, I wonder who papered that ceiling, that's fantastic." Going around the place, looking at things. And the sun there in Rome was getting to them, you know. "Today the sun's beating down on my head." "It's beating down on mine as well, funny that, ain't it?" "Might as well go have a bevvy." And they will enter a wee bar, in Rome, you know, wandered straight up to the bar, saying to the barman "Hey Jimmy, give us two pints of heavy." He says "What!". In italian, you know. He says "Give us two pints of heavy, know what I mean." He says "We don't sell heavy in Rome, you know." "Oh, what a bore. What've you got there, I don't know anything Italian, baby." He says "You are welcome to anything you see here, you know" "Hmmm. Do you know anything." "No, I don't know anything." "I tell you what. What does the Pope drink?" He says "Well, he likes a glass of Creme de Menthe from time to time." "Gives us two pints of that, then." [???] Two green pints duly arrive. "Well, all the best. When in Rome, get it, 'when in Rome'." "What do you think." "It's a bit like drinking Polar Mints, ain't it?" "Ah well, who cares. Another two pints, Jim, no, keep your hand in your pocket, give us another two. My round. Same again. [On eight???] empty it." They wake up in the morning, in a crumbled heap, in a doorway. Peed the trousers. Steam [???] And they've been sick, down the left side of the jacket. They have been shouting huey all night, right. "Hu-ey hu-e-ey" And occasionally Ralph. "Hu-ey. Ra-alph. Ralph. Huey." And it's green. Green huey or Huey Green, if you like. In Rome, the two guys are lying in the doorway, and they are just getting awake, y'know. "Ohhhh. Ohh my head. Christ. Oh, I think I'm wearing an internal balaklava. Oh. Oh, my body's all sore. Ahhh! I cannot feel my leg!" "That's my leg, you [???]" "Oh, thank Christ for that. Got a fright [???] How are you feeling?" "I'm feeling kind of funny. I think I've had a tongue transplant. This one doesn't even seem to fit." "Jesus, they say the Pope drink that stuff. Not any wonder, they carry him about in a chair."
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#8819
4th December 2023, 13:37
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Billy connelly, yes he did tell alot of shite jokes. Last Christmas my grandson aged 10 was staying with us, he watched Mrs Browns boys on the tele in his bedroom, the next morning at the breakfast table he told his Grandma that he did not want a fecking boiled egg. I sloped off to the bathroom for a good laugh.
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#8820
4th December 2023, 16:03
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He was quite right. An Ulster Fry is the only acceptable breakfast over Yuletide.
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4th December 2023, 20:18
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10th December 2023, 23:46
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Only use VIC Vapour rub mate. good for clear passages.
Just finished working out Christmas bonuses for you all. Usual (Expensive dry docking) over the Christmas period. Those wishing to spend Christmas at home may do so. I will be remaining on board as always to oversee the dockers at work on treble pay. we will be in the invisible dry dock in hull in a few days. Marry Christmas to you all.
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#8823
11th December 2023, 06:52
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Have you a calendar? Christmas is a fortnight away, we could make it to Dundee if anyone has the stomach for it.
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#8824
11th December 2023, 07:54
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#8825
11th December 2023, 10:29
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Eyup BB can you tell me if Titty is sailing with us?
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