- 25-04-2012, 15:15 #11Senior Member
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only yesterday a joiners van drove past me with "chisel me timbers" written on the side
"I think i am becoming a god."
Vespasian
- 25-04-2012, 15:42 #12
Scaffolding company in Sussex - "Poles Apart"
Rodney2qIn the career of glory one gains many things; the gout and medals, a pension and rheumatism....all of these fatigues experienced in your youth, you pay for when you grow old. Because one has suffered in years gone by, it is necessary to suffer more, which does not seem exactly fair.
Elzear Blaze - The Military Life
- 25-04-2012, 16:00 #13
Round here we have, Basil Brush (Painter and Decorator), Tim'll fix it (odd job man), and Benson's Hedges (Gold van, Gardener).
The best one imo, is the local Gardener called Ian (I think) Watts, who's company is "Watts in your Garden".
- 25-04-2012, 16:15 #14"Never served gopping sheeps cunt you say? If I pay him enough can he get me a gong?".
Sun Tzu. The Art Of War.
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- 25-04-2012, 16:28 #15
There is a small cafe in Cardiff called The Warm As Toast cafe. The capital letters were very big. It was popular with students.
"Never served gopping sheeps cunt you say? If I pay him enough can he get me a gong?".
Sun Tzu. The Art Of War.
- 25-04-2012, 16:38 #16
Down the King's Road, Chelsea, near the D. of Y's, there was a shoe shop called R. Soles
- Si dubitas, fuge.
- 25-04-2012, 16:45 #17To the army, to every soldier in it. I have a bond of attachment quite independent of any political reasonings. I was a soldier at that time when the feelings are most ardent and when the strongest attachments are formed. ‘Once a soldier, always a soldier’ is a maxim, the truth of which I need not insist to anyone who has ever served in the army for any length of time.
Sergeant Major William Cobbett. 54th Regt of Foot.
- 25-04-2012, 17:32 #18
- 25-04-2012, 17:40 #19Member
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On my way home from work is a dog grooming joint named "Doggy Style"...
- 25-04-2012, 18:13 #20
There is an estate agency in the Kidderminster/ Bewdley area called "Doolittle and Dally".
The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter.
Winston Churchill




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