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What did the red idiot shed fiddler bring you this year then
Posted: Sun Dec 25, 11 12:45 pm
by Adrian Worman
He brought me a board game called American Muscle Challenge, shame it's a GM licensed product but I reckon it's still cool, and a train and about 10 kilos of sweeties
Whatcha got then mates?
Posted: Sun Dec 25, 11 1:51 pm
by mad machs
Got a drop of this me hearty
Posted: Sun Dec 25, 11 7:29 pm
by Dave-R
Set of slightly uprated sway bars and braided stainless brake hose pipes for the Corvette.
A pair of slippers that are too big.
A new electric shaver.
A book.
Hardly the conveyor belt from The Generation Game is it?
Posted: Sun Dec 25, 11 8:44 pm
by MilesnMiles
A faaarkin great big pick up truck!
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 11 2:02 am
by RobTwin
'Senna' dvd
Hope it lives up to the hype
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 11 10:24 am
by andyrob
RobTwin wrote:'Senna' dvd
Hope it lives up to the hype
me too
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 11 11:45 am
by Dave-R
I bought Diana a DVD of "Mrs Browns Boys".
We haven't laughed so hard in years.
Bloody hilarious.
I made the mistake of trying eat a turkish delight chocolate while watching it and during the bit where she is giving herself a bikini wax in the cupboard under the stairs I laughed so hard the chewed up chocky went right up the back of my nose. Bloody hell it smarted. I was sneezing turkish delight and crying chocolate.
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 11 1:51 pm
by drewcrane
Dave wrote:I bought Diana a DVD of "Mrs Browns Boys".
We haven't laughed so hard in years.
Bloody hilarious.
I made the mistake of trying eat a turkish delight chocolate while watching it and during the bit where she is giving herself a bikini wax in the cupboard under the stairs I laughed so hard the chewed up chocky went right up the back of my nose. Bloody hell it smarted. I was sneezing turkish delight and crying chocolate.
I bet it was not as bad as what the shed fiddler brought me for the eve.................I passed a kidney stone,
I feel much better now
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 11 7:47 pm
by mike jones
Brought myself an early prezzie
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 11 8:19 pm
by Adrian Worman
mike jones wrote:Brought myself an early prezzie
So did I, courtesy of me Uncle Ivor I have now got a 65 Barracuda to make look as nice as yours Mike
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 11 8:37 pm
by mike jones
Kind words Adrian Thanks, welcome to the wackey world of the extra narrow engine bays and "Fits all A Bodies 67 and on"
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 11 8:47 pm
by db
A pair of Rammstein tickets,
A couple of cd's- Slipknot, Slash & Alter Bridge and some DeWalt fingerless work gloves.
There's summat else waiting for me at home too that was too big to bring to France....
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 11 9:59 pm
by Adrian Worman
Rammstein Paul? Nice one
Still do live sex on stage?
They know how to shockrock for sure don't they ?
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 11 11:43 pm
by Dave-R
db wrote:and some DeWalt fingerless work gloves.
Bit pointless those I would have thought? I can't imagine people with no fingers doing much in the way of manual work?
Posted: Mon Dec 26, 11 11:46 pm
by Dave-R
Adrian Worman wrote:mike jones wrote:Brought myself an early prezzie
So did I, courtesy of me Uncle Ivor I have now got a 65 Barracuda to make look as nice as yours Mike
You considering going Gasser style like Ivor was?
I love gassers me.