BoldonLad
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Yes, I thought this area was one you had covered, I recognised some place names you had mentioned in posts over the months.
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Yes, I thought this area was one you had covered, I recognised some place names you had mentioned in posts over the months.
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Wythall is on a regular route I used to do to the Lickey Hills, and you're not far from the Earlswood Plant centre with its Wedges Bakery Cafe one of my favourite coffee stops.
rustybolts
pedalling tediously
Friday is my day and be careful you don't give me concussion by banging my lid very hard , if you do you're a bloody bast**d. Wheel me gently , please be kind and your rubbish I will mind
Dave7
Legendary Member
When our daughter got married I suggested minimalist and we would give them the cash toards a house.
But.....they wanted a 'proper' wedding.
They did tbf cut right back by hiring a hall and we (with friends) did a buffet for 150 people.
Married 30 years now and I love the guy, so good value
.A young relative got married and they really pushed the boat out by hiring a castle in Wales together with THE LOT......I can only guess at the cost.
Marriage lasted one year
classic33
Leg End Member
You still use that laptop?Said this before but last year I got a call a out a virus they had detected blah blah.
MrsD was terribly shocked at the conversation......
Me.....are you on a laptop now ?
Him.... yes
Me......can you do something for me
Him......yeees
Me......close it, turn it sideways and shove it
right up your a*rse.
Line went dead
classic33
Leg End Member
Easy solution would to have added more oats.Chilly but nice walk done. I've got instant porridge for breakfast but put too much milk in this morning so it's more like soup!
Dave7
Legendary Member
Not the one up his bum, no
numbnuts
Squire
I feel sorry for my neighbours across the road, they have no kitchen a they are always cooking outside and yesterday I found out they didn't even have a bath room as they installed a “tub” outside and it is big so the whole family can use it at the same time, I suppose it saves on water............
classic33
Leg End Member
If it's closed you'll not be able to use the camera.Not the one up his bum, no
Tenkaykev
Guru
I had a work colleague who’s daughter set her sights on a beach wedding. We’ve got some magnificent beaches in Poole/ Bournemouth, but it seemed only a beach in Mexico would do 😮
Of course there had to be a second reception back in the UK for those who couldn’t make Mexico😮
I think the marriage lasted 18 months. ( there seems to be a sort of “ inverse square law” in action regarding the cost and lavishness of the ceremony and the length of marriage)
classic33
Leg End Member
Is the front light on, third bike from the left.
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I think theres a link, we were married in the Coventry registry office, the reception was in our house and the honeymoon was a week in jersey. the marriage has lasted for 38 years.
Dave7
Legendary Member
Our reception was a sit down silver service affair,
We wanted a bog standard buffet for a few people but her Dad insisted on sit down meal.
It was years later we found the debt he had got himself into.
BTW.....our marriage has lasted 54 years.
We haven't spoken for the last 53 years but so what.
