Today I'm happy about......
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Of course I'm happy, Dan! 
I live in a lovely part of a great country with abundant flora and fauna on my doorstep and a quite acceptable climate. As Monty pointed out though, I'm easily pleased.

I live in a lovely part of a great country with abundant flora and fauna on my doorstep and a quite acceptable climate. As Monty pointed out though, I'm easily pleased.

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That's good however I am not sure the story of only ever kissing one girl is true, I swear you said you had been married 3 times or am I mixing you up with another forum member?Dujon wrote:Of course I'm happy, Dan!
I live in a lovely part of a great country with abundant flora and fauna on my doorstep and a quite acceptable climate. As Monty pointed out though, I'm easily pleased.
The above post is complete bollox/garbage/nonsense, please point this out to me at any and every occasion possible.
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You can feck right off!bwfcdan94 wrote:This is what I like about this forum, the most innocuous conversation can end up leaving you in stitches as it grows. Football is right at the top of my list of priorities, women somewhere near the bottom, alcohol doesn't even come into the equation. Given that's the case if I am to ever get a girlfriend she will need to be a Bolton fan, luckily 2 forum members have daughters who are about my ageand they have probably been forced to like football and support Bolton against their will's by their dads.
Congratulations on the job, but steer clear of women for now and certainly don't take one to the football. You'll soon get pissed off at being asked questions every two minutes. I did!
For the record, my daughter hates football as a result of having had a season ticket for 2-3 seasons when she was younger.
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Er... I was married three times, but only to two women. I think Dujon has been with the same lady all these years.bwfcdan94 wrote:That's good however I am not sure the story of only ever kissing one girl is true, I swear you said you had been married 3 times or am I mixing you up with another forum member?Dujon wrote:Of course I'm happy, Dan!
I live in a lovely part of a great country with abundant flora and fauna on my doorstep and a quite acceptable climate. As Monty pointed out though, I'm easily pleased.
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Don't worry BP I was only having a laugh, being that you from Tonge I'm not gonna mess with you. The other forum member in question (who's daughter is my age) is from somewhere even rougher. Given you tried to get your lass to support Bolton did you try (and subsequently fail) to get her to become an accountant as well?Burnden Paddock wrote:You can feck right off!bwfcdan94 wrote:This is what I like about this forum, the most innocuous conversation can end up leaving you in stitches as it grows. Football is right at the top of my list of priorities, women somewhere near the bottom, alcohol doesn't even come into the equation. Given that's the case if I am to ever get a girlfriend she will need to be a Bolton fan, luckily 2 forum members have daughters who are about my ageand they have probably been forced to like football and support Bolton against their will's by their dads.
Congratulations on the job, but steer clear of women for now and certainly don't take one to the football. You'll soon get pissed off at being asked questions every two minutes. I did!
For the record, my daughter hates football as a result of having had a season ticket for 2-3 seasons when she was younger.
The above post is complete bollox/garbage/nonsense, please point this out to me at any and every occasion possible.
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You really know how to endear yourself to your fellow posters Danbwfcdan94 wrote:Don't worry BP I was only having a laugh, being that you from Tonge I'm not gonna mess with you. The other forum member in question (who's daughter is my age) is from somewhere even rougher. Given you tried to get your lass to support Bolton did you try (and subsequently fail) to get her to become an accountant as well?Burnden Paddock wrote:You can feck right off!bwfcdan94 wrote:This is what I like about this forum, the most innocuous conversation can end up leaving you in stitches as it grows. Football is right at the top of my list of priorities, women somewhere near the bottom, alcohol doesn't even come into the equation. Given that's the case if I am to ever get a girlfriend she will need to be a Bolton fan, luckily 2 forum members have daughters who are about my ageand they have probably been forced to like football and support Bolton against their will's by their dads.
Congratulations on the job, but steer clear of women for now and certainly don't take one to the football. You'll soon get pissed off at being asked questions every two minutes. I did!
For the record, my daughter hates football as a result of having had a season ticket for 2-3 seasons when she was younger.
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Alright I'll stop taking the p*ss now as clearly I'm getting on people's nerves.
The above post is complete bollox/garbage/nonsense, please point this out to me at any and every occasion possible.
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Monty's correct, Dan. If we (not Monty and me) both make it then it'll be 44 years in October. Now there's a target for you, fella. Add to that the fact that we own our house and the land on which it stands and owe no one money - not even a farthing; as an 'accountant' that'll break your heart.bwfcdan94 wrote:That's good however I am not sure the story of only ever kissing one girl is true, I swear you said you had been married 3 times or am I mixing you up with another forum member?Dujon wrote:Of course I'm happy, Dan!
I live in a lovely part of a great country with abundant flora and fauna on my doorstep and a quite acceptable climate. As Monty pointed out though, I'm easily pleased.

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The caravan or the bloke on the left?
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nahhh - hobes - get a grip!! that bike is just monstrously ugly... (not helped by the hideous attempt at photoshoppery)Hoboh wrote:
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for cool and style - the one you just bought beats it hands down
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Your not suppose to do the accounts for people you know anyhow.Dujon wrote:Monty's correct, Dan. If we (not Monty and me) both make it then it'll be 44 years in October. Now there's a target for you, fella. Add to that the fact that we own our house and the land on which it stands and owe no one money - not even a farthing; as an 'accountant' that'll break your heart.bwfcdan94 wrote:That's good however I am not sure the story of only ever kissing one girl is true, I swear you said you had been married 3 times or am I mixing you up with another forum member?Dujon wrote:Of course I'm happy, Dan!
I live in a lovely part of a great country with abundant flora and fauna on my doorstep and a quite acceptable climate. As Monty pointed out though, I'm easily pleased.
The above post is complete bollox/garbage/nonsense, please point this out to me at any and every occasion possible.
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The bloke at the end of our street has one of these three-wheeled Honda Gold Wing jobbies which he spends endless hours polishing. Only, every time I see it I can't help thinking - why didn't you just buy a car instead?Hoboh wrote:
I want

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Must confess I think like that about trikes as wellBruce Rioja wrote:The bloke at the end of our street has one of these three-wheeled Honda Gold Wing jobbies which he spends endless hours polishing. Only, every time I see it I can't help thinking - why didn't you just buy a car instead?Hoboh wrote:
I want

The bike in the pic though has two wheels

That bugger would be a real head turner, traffic stopping eye popping bit of kit, doubt even a truck would argue with it

Downside, stopping at every garage you pass

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Thanks bishthebish wrote:nahhh - hobes - get a grip!! that bike is just monstrously ugly... (not helped by the hideous attempt at photoshoppery)Hoboh wrote:
I want
for cool and style - the one you just bought beats it hands down

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Tickets scored for Manchester Orchestra at The Ritz in October 

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plus - you'd be dusting it all day!Hoboh wrote: That bugger would be a real head turner, traffic stopping eye popping bit of kit, doubt even a truck would argue with it![]()
Downside, stopping at every garage you pass
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If it has the Chevie 605 ci V8 engine, it is nearly 10 litres! These exist but not in the standard factory package. I think Hoboh's picture may be the 502 which is merely 8.23 litres.CrazyHorse wrote:Six litre? Fooking nora.
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Whatever fecking size it is, it'll be ridden by a knob who thinks it's cool to hang out with all the other knobs displaying their shiny tools on a bank holiday weekend in Matlock Bath.Montreal Wanderer wrote:If it has the Chevie 605 ci V8 engine, it is nearly 10 litres! These exist but not in the standard factory package. I think Hoboh's picture may be the 502 which is merely 8.23 litres.CrazyHorse wrote:Six litre? Fooking nora.
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