Bongo Fury

mister munkey wrote:Bring the Shed H. & leave it near the door.

I may not be able to stagger too far & might like to sleep underneath it.

Harry and we might have a joust for that spot Chris lol

We will be there anybody meeting up before 7.00 p.m.

I'll be around the pub car park from about 2.30 or asap work permitting.

Will see you there, planning to travel up through the morning

Is Peg leg a force to be reconed with Harry?

If so I can probably be with you both at 2.30pm at the Pheas on Saturday, Else we deploy the Jedi masses? I dunno sounds like a plan Well I am doing crackers....

Jo

PixieAndTheMoon wrote:Is Peg leg a force to be reconed with Harry?

If so I can probably be with you both at 2.30pm at the Pheas on Saturday, Else we deploy the Jedi masses? I dunno sounds like a plan Well I am doing crackers....

Jo

Pete,like Harry,is one of lifes Gentlemen ....(he takes good photos too !!)

Brian

Bongoplod wrote:
Pete,like Harry,is one of lifes Gentlemen ....

Brian

Not many of us left eh Bri??

Dabs

Dabs wrote:

Bongoplod wrote:
Pete,like Harry,is one of lifes Gentlemen ....

Brian

Not many of us left eh Bri??

Dabs

Very true Dave

Brian

Thanks for the kind words Brian Takes a gentleman to spot a gentleman

Peg leg Pete wrote:Thanks for the kind words Brian Takes a gentleman to spot a gentleman

- the dellusion of some people.

Ok i can leave a "bit earlier" what ever that means so 7pm should be ok provided there are no major traffic jams.

In modern speech, the term Gentleman is usually democratised so as to include any man of good, courteous conduct.

well that counts me out.

daveblueozzie wrote:In modern speech, the term Gentleman is usually democratised so as to include any man of good, courteous conduct.

well that counts me out.

All rush in and agree!!!

Dabs

according to brainyquote.com traditionally a gentleman is

A man well born; one of good family; one above the condition of a yeoman.

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One of gentle or refined manners; a well-bred man.

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One who bears arms, but has no title.

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The servant of a man of rank.



I,m sure at least one of those must apply you may tick them as you see fit -
i shall refrain from further comment.

karena wrote:
according to brainyquote.com traditionally a gentleman is

A man well born; one of good family; one above the condition of a yeoman.

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One of gentle or refined manners; a well-bred man.

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One who bears arms, but has no title.

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The servant of a man of rank.



I,m sure at least one of those must apply you may tick them as you see fit -
i shall refrain from further comment.

Well,how do you compere to that,I`ll jut stay in the background from now on !!

Brian

rubbish Brian -
number one a yeoman no longer exists so you must be above the rank of something extinct.
number two applys to all of you.
number three i know the knees have been dodgy but you have arms
number four - you were working for a high ranking police comissioner
which means you are a true gent in every sense.