Xmas pressies

Champagne, Smiths vouchers, chocs, socks (always needed), "500
Indispensable Websites For Men" book[1] and best of all, a pair of those
remote controlled miniature tanks that fire IR beams at each other.

The Battle Of Kursk (slightly downsized) is being fought out on the
living room carpet.

[1] No pr0n sites mentioned.

 

"The Older Gentleman" listed

heh.
Donnie Darko Music Score and DVD, Dremel kit, Al Murray video and 2 tickets
to see him live in February [1], chocolate, pewter scooter badge from kids.
[1] Been a while since ive had a pressie that is totally unexpected

 

Christmas?

**** off and Merry Christmas ;-)

 

One of those coffe/capucino/expresso maker thingies.
A nice warm hat with floppy ears for ski-ing.
A magnetic tank map holder thing (no longer need to pinch gibbo's)
Book of good pubs on Merseyside.
**** off big slab of choclate.

 

dunno what i got yet, waiting till all the family gets here for dinner.
hopefully one of them 12v mini fridges to take to rallies in the summer
time,keep me beer/milk cold, also the bacon for butties in the mornin.

wheres you all then?
im in norfolk. near norwich

tony

Oh, all right then ...

* smelly things
* jeans
* pyjamas
* sweater
* Aragon's _Aurélien_
* Rousseau's _Confessions Books I - V_

 

A "how to post on Usenet" manual?

 

He didn't get a blowjob from the R1 fairy this morning, did he?

 

<fx: makes note to pack camera, come February>

 

On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 11:20:07 +0000,

Couple of dvds,
Couple of cds,
Some book tokens,
Cluedo,
an a GSXR1000.

 

Socks [1]
Swiss Card multi-tool - excellent!
Book: "101 nights of great sex", together with blindfold and other,
er, things from SO
Calendar : "The Bellbottom years" [2]
Mini DV cam from firebox - cheap, but great fun

[1] with graphic of Snoopy snowboarding - thanks mum
[2] http://www.whsmith.co.uk/whs/go.asp?isbn=00306454&DB=320

 

An you appear to be new Tony I would take that as a firing shot across the
bough

Have a look at http://www.ukrm.net, specifically
http://www.ukrm.net/faq/ukrmnetiquette.html

 

On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 11:20:07 +0000,

CD: HIA & Biosphere "Polar Sequences"
book: Chuck Palahniuk's "Survivor"
book: Steve Aylett's "The Velocity Gospel"
book: Richard Calder's "Dead Girls, Dead Boys, Dead Things"
Bottle of Vintage Port (Graham's 1983)
Bottle of Tesco "Vintage Cava" - which is surprisingly good, actually.

 

I got one of those last year - very handy indeed.

 

<fx: jealous>

That sounds like it might be *very* good.

 

<g>

Can we not just roll forward the clock now ????

 

Hopefully the presence of mind to watch how others post and follow their
method.

And a dictionary

In my loft

Just Norwhich would have done, I am sure we can work out the rest.
Do they not have a shift key on keyboards over there in Norky land ?

HTH

P.S.
Don't post replies at the top
P.P.S
No need to shout your name (mine is a TLA so thats OK)

 

So, still no bike then ?

I'll get my coat .......

 

I got one of those this year; already cut my finger with it whilst
cutting a piece of ham[1].

[1] Some french cured sausague to be honest but I'm scared to mention
it incase I get taken to task and told the correct term is pork shank
or whatever...

 

I was tempted to buy him a reasonable English dictionary.

 

<fx: jealous>

That sounds like it might be *very* good.[/QUOTE]

I've not tried it yet, but, apparently:

http://www.grahams-port.com/chart.htm#1983

and The Wine Doctor describes it as "Excellent, potentially
outstanding."

I'm looking forward to it.