UKdave104 wrote:

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Living in a foreign land !

Aye that I am wee laddie

Wasn't a difficult choice though........England or Scotland.............Scotland wins hands down, beautiful scenery, lots of open countryside and we don't have wales for a neighbour

But if you lot invade us again, I'm heading to York, as their By law still state that I am allowed to shoot Scots with a Bow and Arrow, but I must practice every sunday.

Irn Bru in whisky now thats something i`ve never tried ! deep fried pizza mmmmmm i wonder why Scotland doesn`t do well in Health league tables

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Why is it that recently just about every new topic in these forums turns to caravans within the first 10 or so posts, but when somebody actually posts a thread about caravans we end up talking about Chilly-Jockoland?

coz we`ve run out of caravan jokes ?......finally

NightFox wrote:

Why is it that recently just about every new topic in these forums turns to caravans within the first 10 or so posts, but when somebody actually posts a thread about caravans we end up talking about Chilly-Jockoland?

I have absolutly no idea

But ain't progress great

Shall we start a new thread on the origins of 4x4 cars, then we can all talk about the best topping for waffles whilst visiting the seaside.

Goldstone69 wrote:

...caravan jokes

npinks wrote:

...we can all talk about the best topping for waffles whilst visiting the seaside.

I agree that sometimes the banter does go off on a tangent, but we are all as bad for the fact this happens.

It makes the forum a better place in my opinion.

This is friendly banter that grows from peoples answers to topics and suggestion, the main thing is that we all try to answer the question that is asked first of all.

Then all hell can break loose.

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and it went downhill from there.

.............with HDC on obviously

npinks wrote:

This is friendly banter

irn-bru in whisky. why ?
so so wrong !
old men in hats & proper jackets would never approve AND THEY MAKE IT !
geniuses that they are.
( this winter i aim to be drinking Bruichladdich's 15yr old as often as possible)
within reason , of course. g
my father's explanation of what to put in a glass of malt was " another measure "

although, before this gets out of hand, some prefer a little water,
& i know of one master distiller who recommends only using the water from
his own spring.
each to their own...........................got a real taste for a hauf now,
best wait til later , although there were people on the Titanic who said no to the dessert trolley !

G

As you are obviously a bit of a whisky connoisseur may i ask which cola you would recommend i pour in my glass of grants ? .... at the moment i`m a bit of a Coca Cola man (bit of a traditionalist) with ice of course.

recommend chilled coca-cola IN A DIFFERENT GLASS !
( how'd you get the wee faces on messages ? )
best
G

Neat coke now theres a novel idea i`ll give it a try

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