Good Night Possums
what’s the name of your national airline “Cunni -lingus” or something like that?
That’s a bit of a mouthful.
Good Morning
OMG Gummy Bear!!!
Wot! - wot did I say??:shock:
Spits!! apropos of your opening night at your huge extension - god it’s getting bigger by the minute! - I would rather like to bring along the wifes au par - [well she did chose her for the dogs you understand] if I can get her off of her stomach - she does tend to lie around all day and it’s very difficult having a conversation with her on the horizontal - does funny things to my mind!!
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wot was that Robert ? - you are rather partial to black lace - lovely then you shall join us at the bar and I will intro you!! - how delightful - I assume we can bring add ons spits??
Mmm, I am not following that theme - Naughty boy!!!
Go and buy some Kentucky Fried Chicken:mrgreen:
but it’s usual dead?? - I like flapping wings and lots of screeches!! - OMG I’ve come over all faint again??
You know very well I was referring to the Irish Airline.
Acting all innocent with me - No wool over my eyes:mrgreen:
would YOU flap with chicken wings then???
No they are finger licking good:mrgreen:
OMG ya puttin evil thoughts into me brain - RJ - bible please my soul needs cleansing!!
see I knew it he’s not allowed to tell the customers it’s rubbish!!
Is it???
depends which chick ya talkin about chicks!!
We are very proud of our National airline Gummy, one of the best records in the world for safety, first class crews and comfort, none of your Ryanair penny pinching. All Aer Lingus planes are blessed every year by the archbishop of Dublin, whatever one believes or doesn’t believe it could have something to do with their excellent safety record, sure the odd blessing never harmed anyone, although i know a few who’d sizzle up if a drop of holy water hit them.
Talking of which, my late dad was on the first Aer Lingus pilgrimage flight from Collinstown Airport, which is now called Dublin Airport, to Lourdes. He was dying of TB, he was on a stretcher and weighed 6 and a half stone, that was in 1948. When he “took the waters” as they say, he came home and made a steady recovery, he was 94 when he died. He always put his recovery down to Lourdes, and dare you say anything bad about the place when he was around.
I remember getting a clatter when I told him the one about Ironside going into the Lourdes water, he wasn’t cured but he came up the other side with two new tyres on his wheel chair. Dad was not amused.
Oh yes that’s where I got mixed up - I kept coming up for Aer!!
no comment it could get me into serious trouble - SP ya a vixen!!