I'm feeling fed up - anyone fancy an argument?
I don't mind what we argue about, anything you like, I am sure I can find an opposing opinion. C'mon I fancy a right old dust -up , put'em'up!
Reply : Wed 16th Apr 2008 13:34
No, sod off. What you gonna do about it?
Reply : Wed 16th Apr 2008 13:41
Southerners can't play golf
Reply : Wed 16th Apr 2008 13:45
That's not gonna start an argument Tim, it's a statement of fact.
Reply : Wed 16th Apr 2008 19:13
Try golf attire that usually gets a response.
Reply : Wed 16th Apr 2008 20:41
I can think of a better one, Gary, but I have been banned from using the word ever again on this forum.
Golf attire is tame after what I witnessed last week-end.
Reply : Thu 17th Apr 2008 12:11
ok here goes .................. anyone with a handicap higher than mine shouldnt be allowed on a golf course.......BANDITS !!! lol
Reply : Thu 17th Apr 2008 12:24
We take stroke but not distance and take a drop somewhere close to where we think the ball got lost. That makes you a dirty cheat Dave. Also we allow one mulligan per nine holes (no carryovers allowed).
Anyone got a problem with that?
Reply : Thu 17th Apr 2008 13:40
You calling me a big girl JP? I've officially not been a girl for five years now and the scars have all healed.
Reply : Thu 17th Apr 2008 17:05
Not forgetting his sister 'Brooke' who drinks lots of tea.
Reply : Thu 17th Apr 2008 18:01
See anything of your posh cousin, Premium?
Reply : Thu 17th Apr 2008 18:38
He had a car accident in Spain and had to rely on his uncle Bail to get him out of nick.
Reply : Fri 18th Apr 2008 09:53
Geek.
Star Trek is much better.
Reply : Fri 18th Apr 2008 11:03
I can just imagine you now Dave.
National health glasses with thick lenses and tape on the bridge, greasy side parting, tank top knitted by your mum (who you still live with) over your paisley shirt, beige trousers pulled up so high your nipples are kept warm and your ankles are cold, comfortable brougues from Clarks, notepad and pen (in case you see an interesting train or bus), tartan patterned thermos, a snort when you laugh and a copy of Spiderman #100 as your prized possession (in mint condition, kept in a plastic sleeve in an airtight tupperware box under your bed, never read and only touched whilst wearing the same gloves that snooker referees wear).
Altogether now, to the tune of "She'll be coming round the mountain": -
Oh I'd rather be a bandit than a geek, Oh I'd rather be a bandit than a geek, Oh I'd rather be a bandit, Rather be a bandit, Rather be a bandit than a geek
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Reply : Fri 18th Apr 2008 11:17
Oh, and when you meet up with your chums, you talk to each other in Klingon
Reply : Fri 18th Apr 2008 13:23
Take care David, he is a lot younger than you.
Reply : Mon 21st Apr 2008 12:34
Your bragging about a birdie and then mention a putt..
Good grief man......Don't you know how to hole from the fairway...
Hey David - these is only one wind up merchant on here.......me...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
After a great day in grantham and a week off work I am now back on line and raring to go......so watch ya selves....
Reply : Mon 21st Apr 2008 13:52
Robert happens to be my Sunday name..
Robbie does have a famous strain to it but only the "ie"
Perhaps I should revert to my hero's name "chuckie"
Reply : Mon 21st Apr 2008 17:02
Never thought myself to be scarey...
Didn't mean to frighten you ...
Don't be scared...
Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 08:27
Not many Mark..the odd one perhaps..
Much prefer cuddly stuff myself to that frightening gear..
So when did you first realise your fear issue..? Spill all, we are friends here and can help.
And if you prefer lay down on the couch close eye's and go back as far as possible - the insecurities of a one eyed teddy or something similar in childhood often lights the spark in these issues..
So come now, please tell....
Reply : Tue 22nd Apr 2008 12:06
But you must feel better now for getting the blouse thing off your chest...
Oh I just love a happy ending....