
In honour of such a momentous occasion (and since I know nothing about welding) I'll pack a picnic of guinness and jamesons and head over to the Red Lion car park to join the protest.
Happy birthday, Vic. HAVE A GREAT DAY!

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Why, thank you, Princess, ta muchly. But it isn't hard when your audience is amiable and reciprocal… like your good self.StaceyUK wrote:Happy Birthday vic-k. Thank you for making these boards entertaining!
Well, young fella, it was like this: When me an' Wilkey were carousing the gin joints and houses of ill repute, along with young Charlie, (or 'Huffy', as we used to call him), we were possessed of 'Great Expectations', but... they were 'Hard times' I'm afraid.AmberV wrote:Tell us of the good old days, Vic-k. What was it like to have been around when Dickens was publishing?
Thank you, Sweet sirenSiren wrote:Happy Birthday!
Sorry!? Wot did y'say? Y'll 'ave t' speak up… I can't here y'!nom wrote:HAPPY BIRTHDAY VIC!!!
SORRY FOR THE SHOUTING, BUT THE…
...BUT THEY JUST LAUGHED SOME MORE AND SANG(?) LOUDER. I THINK MY EARS MIGHT START BLEEDING SOON...
Yeah baby!!druid wrote:Vic,
You da MAN.
Cheers,
D.
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