oldherbaceous wrote:Dear Jenny, i would have thought your D.h will be pleased with that comment, it will save him a fortune on broken furniture.
Blimey Herby, he's not THAT vigorous.
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Blimey Herby, he's not THAT vigorous.
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Sorry Jenny, i got the wrong end of the stick, i thought it was you that was doing the dancing.
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Purleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeze you two, I've not even had my breakfast yet.
Jenny, don't even think about describing those ways and means on a later thread. Just remember, I have the power to edit
Anway, back to the domestic (sex) goddess, I suppose I'll have to watch her on Monday night, just to be able to keep up with this thread on Tuesday. I trust Alan and the rest of you all have your pelican bibs to hand to allow for all the drooling?
Jenny, don't even think about describing those ways and means on a later thread. Just remember, I have the power to edit
Anway, back to the domestic (sex) goddess, I suppose I'll have to watch her on Monday night, just to be able to keep up with this thread on Tuesday. I trust Alan and the rest of you all have your pelican bibs to hand to allow for all the drooling?
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Well i must say this will be a first for me, as i have not seen any of her progammes before.
I wonder if i should light some candles and open a bottle of wine.
I wonder if i should light some candles and open a bottle of wine.
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Dear Lizzie, how could you think such a thing let alone say it. 
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I wouldn't worry yourself to much about that Lizzie.
While we are on about food, i went to the oyster festival at Woburn today, it doesn't seem a year ago that i last went, but i did have a fun time.
While we are on about food, i went to the oyster festival at Woburn today, it doesn't seem a year ago that i last went, but i did have a fun time.
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There's a really old bar in Liverpool called Ma Boyles Oyster Bar. It's been there since the early 1700's. There is evidence of the Press Gangs going around and hauling people out who've had a bit too much.
Anyway, they still make a steak and oyster pie to the original receipe and it's supposed to be delicious.
I've never eaten oysters myself cos I have a strong intollerance to prawns so haven't ever eaten other shellfish......just in case.
My partner and son will eat the entire sea bed if allowed.
Not been to Wobern for a number of years. May get back there one day.
Anyway, they still make a steak and oyster pie to the original receipe and it's supposed to be delicious.
I've never eaten oysters myself cos I have a strong intollerance to prawns so haven't ever eaten other shellfish......just in case.
My partner and son will eat the entire sea bed if allowed.
Not been to Wobern for a number of years. May get back there one day.
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Woburn always gives people a warm welcome, it's just that little village two miles up the road you have to watch.
What were you doing in Woburn then Lizzie.
What were you doing in Woburn then Lizzie.
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I think i can remember reading something in the local paper about that. 
Theres no houses between my house and the Abbey, so i suppose thats lucky for the Duke of Bedford, as that means he's got me as a neighbour.
Theres no houses between my house and the Abbey, so i suppose thats lucky for the Duke of Bedford, as that means he's got me as a neighbour.
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Well that will mess up any plans Alan had for today Chantal.
I'm still not sure what to make of her.
I'm still not sure what to make of her.
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