Things that made you smile today

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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby daveA » Thu 03.06.2010, 14:51

Hi

After missing out and not being able to go to Malvern :( working (but should not complain...to much :!: )

At last comfirmed today :banana: .......IM GOING TO SNETTERTON :D :-D :D :-D :D :-D :D :-D :D

ticket booked...... :D :-D :D :-D
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Re: Things that made you smile today

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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby GeoffSmith » Mon 14.06.2010, 18:56

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Style your garage!
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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby Songbird » Thu 17.06.2010, 16:16

NEW WORLD CUP COKE ADD.................

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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby Steve A » Fri 18.06.2010, 00:05

"If everything is under control, you are going too slow."
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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby GeoffSmith » Fri 18.06.2010, 15:30

I had a letter through from Cancer Research UK earlier in the week about the LEC whip-round we started a year ago when Dico's wife was having treatment for cancer - you contributed a total of £1397 plus whatever gift aid that JustGiving can screw out of the taxman. Well done to all who contributed. :clap:

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PS I get another letter today with my Cancer Research running vest. Look what you barstewards have done to me! :evil:
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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby Bolsom » Fri 18.06.2010, 16:40

Better a running vest than the disease. :? I was unaware of the collection.

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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby GeoffSmith » Tue 22.06.2010, 23:31

Bringing some World Cup magic to your favourite website!
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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby tweetdriver63 » Wed 23.06.2010, 01:43

GeoffSmith wrote:Bringing some World Cup magic to your favourite website!


That's got to be the most annoying sound in the world. I imagine that's what it sounds like inside a bee hive.
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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby ashm » Wed 23.06.2010, 09:27

Nah, I've been inside quite a few beehives and it wasn't nearly as bad as those things...
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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby RayD » Sun 11.07.2010, 10:10

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Is it just me ...

On television news this week, from Northumbria, that Acting Assistant Deputy Chief Constable with the comedy haircut who looks a bit like Hugh Grant’s sister in Notting Hill referred to all those highly trained armed police involved with the manhunt as “her” officers ... several times.

What’s all that about? Out of the 1000’s of “her” officers will there be even one who thinks of themselves as working for her ... as opposed to being in the Police Force.

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“What does your husband do?”

“Oh, he works for that Honey Thacker you know, you remember her, she married that silly sod with the baggy underpants”


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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby GeoffSmith » Sun 11.07.2010, 11:15

RayD wrote:...Acting Assistant Deputy Chief Constable with the comedy haircut...


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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby Bolsom » Sun 11.07.2010, 14:12

just love the last two :-D :-D :-D
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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby tweetdriver63 » Sun 11.07.2010, 16:02

From a photo album of a Facebook friend:
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You really have to have balls to put on a costume like that!
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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby Peter_W » Wed 21.07.2010, 22:00

"Those who know don't have the words to tell
And the ones with the words don't know too well"
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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby tweetdriver63 » Thu 22.07.2010, 03:18

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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby DaveB » Thu 22.07.2010, 15:09

One of my guys came in to work late today... I ask why...

"Well I got up on time, and was in the bathroom brushing my teeth, but the electric one broke so I had to use a manual toothbrush..."

"rrr-right.... but why are you 45 minutes late?"

"Well, while brushing my teeth, the Missus asked me a question, so I turned my head to show her that I could not talk... at this point I had my thumb under the handle of the brush for upward pressure 'cause I was brushing the upper back row of teeth.

Anyway, while turning my head and furiously brushing back and forth, the tooth brush flicked out of my mouth and I stabbed myself in the eye...

...it wasn't so much the stabbing that did for me but all that toothpaste stung like a bitch... It was fully an hour before I could see again..."




...I had to let him off... :lol:
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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby Bolsom » Thu 22.07.2010, 15:50

The following is the 2010 winning entry from an annual contest at Oxford University calling for the most appropriate definition of a contemporary term.

This year required a definition for the contemporary term, 'Political Correctness'.
The winner wrote:

"Political Correctness" is a doctrine fostered by a delusional, illogical minority, and rapidly promoted by an
unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd by the clean end'.

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I think this also applies to many other things, especially laws related to driving. The bereaved often take up the cause of road safety like a religeon.
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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby GeoffSmith » Sun 25.07.2010, 12:31

Don't forget your hand/parking brake.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-10753021
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Re: Things that made you smile today

Postby Nickydee » Mon 26.07.2010, 16:20

Just spotted one Byran Gs earlier posts


"tried to change the wing mirror

lost my rag and snapped it, as i couldnt get the door card off.

cheers mate"

Maybe we all misunderstood when he said he might break Jackos old car - he obviously meant it literally!
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