Army Thread 4th February

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 4th February

startingover;801036 wrote: OK, but make sure its warm will ya? Nothing worse than cold mud....

I'll bring a bunsen burner

and it's sooooooooo good for the complexion

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 4th February

mention mud wrestling and look who turns up :H:H:H

[startingover]

Army Thread 4th February

JackieClaire;801038 wrote: I'll bring a bunsen burner

and it's sooooooooo good for the complexion

Feck, not heard of bunsens for years!! :H

Hi there Marion, love the brolly dear

[mario]

Army Thread 4th February

mud wrestling women is it ???????????

[mario]

Army Thread 4th February

startingover;801040 wrote: Feck, not heard of bunsens for years!! :H

Hi there Marion, love the brolly dear

i dont know about the rest of me,but i have a lovely set of teeth

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 4th February

startingover;801034 wrote: Keep yer filthy mitts off SG !!

Okay, on second thought and after looking at your well-manicured "nails", I really wouldn't care to wrestle with you, hot or cold. You can have the damn sparklies. And quit trying to jolly up to Mario. The umbrella's loverly but you got to admit his complexion is a bit "wan" these days. (Someone should tell him, poor lad)

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 4th February

startingover;801040 wrote: Feck, not heard of bunsens for years!! :H

me and my best friend got sent to the headmaster for sticking her plastic comb in one.

couldn't see the problem ourselves 'cos we were just experimenting

[startingover]

Army Thread 4th February

stirly-girly;801046 wrote: Okay, on second thought and after looking at your well-manicured "nails", I really wouldn't care to wrestle with you, hot or cold. You can have the damn sparklies. And quit trying to jolly up to Mario. The umbrella's loverly but you got to admit his complexion is a bit "wan" these days. (Someone should tell him, poor lad)

Its that damn diet hes been on, far too vain if you ask me.....

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 4th February

JackieClaire;801049 wrote: me and my best friend got sent to the headmaster for sticking her plastic comb in one.

couldn't see the problem ourselves 'cos we were just experimenting

:H:H I once threw hot water on the lightbulb in my Grannie's bedroom (it had been turned on for about an hour) to see what would happen. She had one of those chenille bed spreads so you can imagine where all those slivers of glass ended up....:H:H

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 4th February

:H:H:H

I once cut through a cable with my Dad's penknife and blew myself 50 feet up the garden.

I didn't know it was live

(no it wasn't last week)

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 4th February

JackieClaire;801053 wrote: :H:H:H

I once cut through a cable with my Dad's penknife and blew myself 50 feet up the garden.

I didn't know it was live

(no it wasn't last week)

Okay, you win. I give up. In order to top you I'd have to have sent myself half way to the moon (or mud wrestle Starts, claws and all!!!)

[startingover]

Army Thread 4th February

Ahh ladies....such devil may care antics.....

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 4th February

It's just funny the way things come back to you after all these years.

We honestly must have a guardian :angel: looking out for us.

I don't think I would have survived if I'd done that to my Granny

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 4th February

startingover;801058 wrote: Ahh ladies....such devil may care antics.....

Yeah, but we waz young and innocent way back then. Wouldn't want to go into things that happened during the later years, after we discovered cheap draft beer and "hemp"...:H:H

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 4th February

JackieClaire;801059 wrote: It's just funny the way things come back to you after all these years.

We honestly must have a guardian :angel: looking out for us.

I don't think I would have survived if I'd done that to my Granny

My dear Grannie had 15 grandchildren. Sometimes there were many of us at her house at once...summer months and stuff...and kids will be kids...she woulda had to get rid of the lot of us at once...:H:H:H
She actually survived us all and lived to be 86 years old...up until 80 she was still buying herself a brand new car every two years....wanted to trade it in for a "newer model". My poor grandpa had died quite a few years before, else she might have thot the same fer him....:H:H