CaaC (John)

I would love to do this but getting the wife to come with me is another thing, it looks like a beautiful challenge to anyone. Steep Holm seeks volunteers to keep it open to public

Got the book as a Christmas prezzie from our son I can't remember what year, as he knows I am a bit of a book worm, the book is an address book too but has chapters on his life plus a lot of his famous poems.

I have a book of poems of the great Rabbie Burns... To enter you just have to quote one line of Rabbie Burns, as you asked so I will quote you one of his greatest poems with your great, great, grandaddie Spikus the 3rd sitting in ye pub getting rat eyed on ye whisky. The Whistle - A Ballad

The couple upstairs in the top flat has 2 cats plus a 2 year old bairn, the lady just texted me this... Well, they found the cat, my money is on the baby putting the cat in the washing machine and closing the door and more than likely ready to start washing it!!!!

Dunbar can be a wee bit nippy as it's near the sea, I worked up that way doing some security work many moons ago, here in Leith can be the same as its near the sea but Edinburgh town centre can be a hot house in summertime. Lucky you are not in Dunbar atm, the weather there looks dodgy today.

My diet has been supping some whisky and trying to survive this bloody heat, I hate it, I was hoping to wake up, look out the flat window and see some of this...

England rely to much on Stokes and his 'slaughter innings' winning matches, stop him and then England are lame ducks when batting.

The same as cricket, really.

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Our daughter told me to grow my beard long for Christmas so her and wee Kaiden can dress me up as Santa

I bet whoever wont park in front of a fire hydrant again.

The good old days.

I would buy it!!!!

You should have posted this in here buddy I do believe. Forum News & Feedback Report Forum Bugs/Issues

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Nah, it's great buddy, I don't know where you got all the blood & poop from? I never seen any of that at the births, being beside your wife gives her the confidence of knowing you are both together through anything. In fact, Liz giving birth to the first baby (Darren) she had to have a cesarean, when the birth was all over with the doctor stitching the wife up didn't know I was still there and asked me to leave, please, until he had finished, I rushed out then at 2 o'clock in the morning making phone calls and a very happy man.

Believe it or not, some don't, you still get quite a few guys who pass out watching a birth.