I'm with you Tigger, I've had a shocking cold these last few days and the weather has been horrible today. Yesterday was glorious but I felt too lousy to enjoy it but I'm getting back to normal, just in time for the snow that's forecast! Full Tigger strength sounds good, can I share it please?
Never tried Pontins or Butlins but I've been to CenterParcs a few times and it's great.
By the way, my PM was playing up so I've emailed you.
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oh dear what have i started,at least it will keep you all gabbing when im away.not really looking forward to pontins though,not my cup of tea.now if your talking mantorog,and yes i know its spelt wrong,well thats more me,no one around for miles,ill give you the web address if any one wants it.anyway kids ill leave you all to talk about me for the next week,i know life will be crap without my little ray of sun shine each day,and ill bring you all a stick of rock back 
Love you lots like Jelly Tots
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Piglet, you luck swine 
The clay down here is at that firm underneath, grease on top and stick to yer boots on the plot texture that means stay off.
So I walked the dog, planted me dog-roses and spent Sunday at Upminster watching a bunch of twelve year olds put mud to its finest use, rugby. My boys team lost 3 tries to two, but the opposition had an extra man, he had a whistle,
would have been four three otherwise.
The clay down here is at that firm underneath, grease on top and stick to yer boots on the plot texture that means stay off.
So I walked the dog, planted me dog-roses and spent Sunday at Upminster watching a bunch of twelve year olds put mud to its finest use, rugby. My boys team lost 3 tries to two, but the opposition had an extra man, he had a whistle,
would have been four three otherwise.
Rugby? Nooooooooooo.....
Ka mate! Ka mate!
Ka ora! Ka ora!
That's rugby. My beloved All Blacks!!
Head ducked and running away very, very quickly. Bye...bye...bye...
Ka mate! Ka mate!
Ka ora! Ka ora!
That's rugby. My beloved All Blacks!!
Head ducked and running away very, very quickly. Bye...bye...bye...
The cow is of the bovine ilk
One end is moo, the other, milk.
One end is moo, the other, milk.
