Damn, damn damn, damn, damn...

So David, Do you think you will be able to convince Russell to stay for the party?
Here's your chance to stuff him full of Northern delicacies! :sick:

Rich in Vancouver wrote: ... Here's your chance to stuff him full of Northern delicacies! :sick:

:omg: that is a low blow, .....even for a Canadian citizen.

(Pity he's so far away I could have let his tyres down, oops forgot they can only spell the easy way, .....tires, Rich it's tires)

Sorry, you're right, that's not fair. I've never eaten Geordie delicacies (Even though my Grandad was from North Shields)
I have eaten British Army nosh though having spent time in Scotland when I was in the Army, and I hope that you don't inflict any of that on poor Russell!
You may (or may not!) be surprised to know that the Canadian Army nickname for the British Army is "The S**t-eaters"
We didn't invent that name but we did confirm it!

I might see if he'd like me to slip him a length of Cumberland sausage. :coat:

David Aiketgate wrote: I might see if he'd like me to slip him a length of Cumberland sausage. :coat:

I was going to say that I've already experienced an ample length of David's sausage...but then thought better of it

ISAY...PARRRRDON? :omg:

David Aiketgate wrote: Looks like a busy day on Saturday December 17th. :yesnod: Russell fixing the HG in the morning and Border Patrol Christmas do in the evening! :whistle:

I trust, having made Russel drive all that way, you've made him guest of honour.

And do I hear a voice at the back shouting "speach"?

James

P.S. frustrating that you've had to call him out.

talkingcars wrote:

David Aiketgate wrote: Looks like a busy day on Saturday December 17th. :yesnod: Russell fixing the HG in the morning and Border Patrol Christmas do in the evening! :whistle:

I trust, having made Russel drive all that way, you've made him guest of honour.

And do I hear a voice at the back shouting "speach"?

James

P.S. frustrating that you've had to call him out.

Knowing Russell, he'll have another 3 jobs that day, but he'll be more than welcome if he's available. :yesnod:

birks wrote:

David Aiketgate wrote: I might see if he'd like me to slip him a length of Cumberland sausage. :coat:

I was going to say that I've already experienced an ample length of David's sausage...but then thought better of it

Whoops!!!! :omg:

bryan young wrote:

birks wrote:

David Aiketgate wrote: I might see if he'd like me to slip him a length of Cumberland sausage. :coat:

I was going to say that I've already experienced an ample length of David's sausage...but then thought better of it

Whoops!!!! :omg:

Maggy thoroughly enjoyed it too, from what I recall. :whistle:

David Aiketgate wrote: Head Gasket's gone.
Exhaust gases into the coolant-damn, damn,damn, damn,damn, damn,damn, damn,DAMN... :rant:

Dont think that Damm >>>>>>> is quite strong enough :nonod: :rant: You should not have said recently that Russell did your head gasket 60,000 miles ago and it is still going strong It will be very interesting to see the reason for the failure, could well be the blocked thermostat and the ignored winking low level alarm light. good luck for the 17th and hope your Chrismas Bash goes well. :thumbsup: :yesnod:

bryan young wrote:

David Aiketgate wrote: Head Gasket's gone.
Exhaust gases into the coolant-damn, damn,damn, damn,damn, damn,damn, damn,DAMN... :rant:

Dont think that Damm >>>>>>> is quite strong enough :nonod: :rant: You should not have said recently that Russell did your head gasket 60,000 miles ago and it is still going strong It will be very interesting to see the reason for the failure, could well be the blocked thermostat and the ignored winking low level alarm light. good luck for the 17th and hope your Chrismas Bash goes well. :thumbsup: :yesnod:

Thanks Bryan,
I didn't think there was any point putting anything stronger than damn... it would just be changed to balljoints or something! :bust: