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MacV2 wrote:

cybercarl wrote:

i was forced to move on due to the attention.

Next time dress like me and take a shopping trolley with you.

(:-})

Hmm!
Now I'm starting to think one of them could have been Mac.
Any of them sporting any vermin and carrying a long list on incomprehensible names?

Pete.l

It's Friday
It's gone Five o'clock......and alcohol is definitely the answer

Pete.L wrote:

cybercarl wrote:

i was forced to move on due to the attention.

Next time dress like me and take a shopping trolley with you.

(:-})

Hmm!
Now I'm starting to think one of them could have been Mac.
Any of them sporting any vermin and carrying a long list on incomprehensible names?

Pete.l

You must be drunk already Pete... Cybercarl wrote... I just added a I should of course added ''there fixed it for you...''

cybercarl wrote:

i was forced to move on due to the attention.

Next time wear some old clothes and take a shopping trolley with you.

(:-})

Usually I have a look that is rather off putting. A kid asked my son once, after seeing me, if I was mean. I guess I was having a really good moment with my barbeque because I must have looked approachable. I am not usually a mark for panhandlers. I hate the stories they spin about how they just need to get somewhere to be with their families. The truth is they need another bottle of Mad Dog wine. What will get me is if they say "I am hungry." If any man is hungry I will feed them to the best of my ability.

MacV2 wrote:You must be drunk already Pete..

It doesn't take much these days
I've been told I'm a bit of a cheep date

Pete.l

Jim
thats so simular to the beggars we have here, it's uncanny.

But my wife wants to know where she can get some Mad Dog wine ?....Can she trade some of her diamond white for it?

thats so simular to the beggars we have here, it's uncanny.

I was thinking the same thing. I have been known to buy a vagabond the odd cup of coffee but I never give them money. I even gave one local homeless guy a Christmas dinner many years back when I had a heart.

(:-})

earlier this winter on a bitterly cold night, I filled up with diesel and as usual there's a beggar sitting outside, they take it in shifts, so there's always one there....
it was so cold I offered to buy him a cup of coffee, his reply was, i'll have an extra large vanilla latte......
talk about expensive tastes......
it was that cold that I had to buy it for him, he'd have ferk all if he'd asked for some biscuits with it......

Today I had my 2nd meeting with HR regarding working permanent earlys and they have now granted me it :-)
Tho the down side is I have to work every Saturday unless I take it as holiday!.
Still I'm very happy now I can spend the time with my son and sort him out .



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great news lloydie, so what bike are you going to restore with your son?

my bonus and pay rise! better than expected.

agentpineapple wrote:great news lloydie, so what bike are you going to restore with your son?

Most likely my xr650r once my money's is sorted out .
Or get his dirt bike done lol


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bigtwinthing wrote:my bonus and pay rise! better than expected.

New toys ?


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Hacksaw for the butt end!. Saddle for Jessies horse i expect. Kids eh!!!

Pete.L wrote:Jim
thats so simular to the beggars we have here, it's uncanny.

But my wife wants to know where she can get some Mad Dog wine ?....Can she trade some of her diamond white for it?

It is known as MD 20/20. I have tried it back in my college drinking days along with variants such as Nighttrain and Thunderbird. I remember it tasted like grape juice laced with alcohol. The "MD" stands for Mogen David, and is affectionately called "Mad Dog 20/20" I am sure the UK has their equivalent brands of, elbow preferred, rot-gut hooch.

http://www.bumwine.com/md2020.html