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Bad things always come in threes. With the exception of The Cheeky Girls.
Continue ReadingBad things always come in threes. With the exception of The Cheeky Girls.
Continue ReadingA friend is just a stranger I wish I’d never met.
Continue ReadingSomebody was telling me earlier about the Mayan Calendar and an event predicted to happen on the 21st of December 2012, but I can’t remember what it was. Oh well, it’s not the end of the world.
Continue ReadingThey say if there’s turf on the wicket lets play cricket. I say if there aint no turf she aint giving birth!
Continue ReadingWe may be made from snips of snails and puppy dogs’ tails, but at least we don’t smell of fish.
Continue ReadingNever take a bull by the horns; take him by the tail, then you can let go without getting some one to help you.
Continue Reading“Two’s company, three’s a crowd” As they like to say at Wigan Athletic.
Continue ReadingFrom time to time I like to bend my wife over in front of me and take her from behind, but she rarely agrees to it. Sometimes I just need to twist her arm into it.
Continue ReadingDon’t bite the hand that feeds you. How about: don’t serve food that has less appeal than your own hand?
Continue ReadingGravity just doesn’t float my boat.
Continue ReadingMy son seems to be hanging out with too many cooks, spoiling broths. But it’s just a phrase he’s going through.
Continue Reading“If you can’t beat them, join them.” Confusing thing to say to a double arm amputee after giving them a bongo set as a present.
Continue ReadingIf you get an infinite number of rednecks shooting at an infinite number of road signs with an infinite number of guns, eventually one of them will come up with the complete works of Shakespeare in Braille.
Continue ReadingMy Mother-in-law used to say, “If at first you don’t succeed try and try again.” A philosophy that came back to haunt her as I struck her for the eighth time with my claw hammer.
Continue ReadingI’ve just broke two of the knuckles on my righthand. I really shouldn’t hit the bottle.
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