Friday, November 11, 2005

New Trousers

Went to a stag night last night and we were all there till about 2.00am except Eric who left quite early. When he got up to go I said to him "Oye Eric, why you going so early?",
"Well" he replied "My Dad always told me that if I'm not in by 11.00pm I might as well go home"
I ended up rolling in around 3.00am and the wife wasn't at all happy with me because I told her it wasn't the new trousers that made her look big it was her fat arse.

"Uh-ha, it's all good baby bay-bee, uh"

Friday, November 04, 2005

The mirror shop

I went into this antique mirror shop today and said to this very fat bald man "Excuse me , I want to buy a mirror"
Then a voice from directly behind me said "I'm behind you sir"
On the way home I was driving down the A3 towards Guildford and a man's car had broken down. I stopped and asked him if I could help. He said "Could you give me a lift?", so I replied "You have a very nice manner, your quite good looking and you will never go bald".
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Wednesday, November 02, 2005

Hawaii

Eric and his brother are in Hawaii at the moment on holiday (lucky b*stards). When he said to me last week "Hugh I'm going to Hawaii for a holiday", I said "Wow great, Honolulu?",
"No", he replied "Ona surfboard". (boom, boom).
Anyway I got a postcard from him today, although it's pretty difficult to read as it's in rhyming slang. Here's what he wrote, maybe someone call help me dechipher it:
"We could feel the Coronation Street as soon as we got off the Don McLean, it was really Randolph Scott for my liking. We went out last night and met these Brussel Sprouts. I reckon they were a bit Clark Kent myself as they kept buying us Leon Spinks and said "get these down yer Gregory Pecks". Then they started making fun of our accents and we kept pretty Emmerdale Farm about it at first but then it got a bit Screaming Lord Such so we nailed their Uncle Neds to the bar stools, I thought to myself that'll Stephanie Beecham to do that again.
On the way back to the Ben Stiller we lost the Francis Lee to the Bobby Moore and ended up kipping on the Stacey Keach. What made it worse was that I got some massive Pointer Sisters on my plates of meat so I had to take my Gloria Gaynors off and then I got Ray Miland in between me Marilyn Monroes, a real pain in the rear to be honest with ya. I caught a bit too much Current Bun today and my German Bands and Scotch Pegs have got quite Burnt. Anyway I've decided to give the aftersun a miss and scream".

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Sunday, October 30, 2005

Up the Hammers

 
 
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Homework

  I bought myself a nice padded camoflauge jacket on Friday ready for the cold snap which will enevitably be here. I wore it in the afternoon whilst doing some gardening and I got quite hot so I took it off somewhere by the hedges. I haven't been able to find the darn thing since.
  My daughter said to me yesterday afternoon "Dad, can you do my homework for me tonight so that I can go to Ella's sleepover?"
 "No" I replied, "It just wouldn't be right"
 "That's Ok", she said, "Just give it your best shot"
 I keep wondering to myself why "abbreviation" is such a long word.
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Thursday, October 27, 2005

Paper Airplanes

Well I just had a call to tell me that Kylie has just had her baby, a little girl. She had the baby by Csaerean and is doing fine. My nephew was born by Csaerean which was very rare in those days (He's 28). I don't think that it has had much affect on his life but nowdays whenever he leaves the house he goes through the lounge window.
The Hammers lost last night in the Carling (two bob)Cup to our bogey side (Bolton). Well at least we can concentrate on the league.
Have a butcher's at this website. It tells you how to make these pucker paper airplanes. They are brilliant. I threw one off the Empire State Building once and it ended up in Vancouver.
 
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Instant Coffee


I was just thinking to myself and wondered if you were to put instant coffee into a microwave would you go back in time.

Had my haircut today, I usually do it myself but decided to go to the barbers as a treat. As he was shaving my head the hairdresser said "Are you going anywhere nice for Christmas?", so I replied "Well I've thought long and hard and after due consideration I've decided to go somewhere cr*p instead".

"Uh-ha, it's all good baby bay-bee, uh"

Monday, October 24, 2005

Sport at it's best

This is my favourite sporting website. Talking of sport, but in particular football, I got a taxi to Old Trafford last week, the taxi driver asked me if I've lived in London all my life and I said "not yet"
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Friday, October 21, 2005

Legend

RADOX

I got home from work today and decided to have a nice hot soothing bath. I decided to use the very expensive Radox bath salts that I bought from Tesco's at the weekend, they cost a bit more than my usual "pagan man" salts but I thought what the hell, I should treat myself once in a while. I was soaking away nicely in the hot bath but all I could think about was how much more money the Radox bath salts cost than my normal brand, and i just couldn't relax.
 
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Milk and newspapers

My next door neighbour took me to see Crystal Palace the other night. On the way to the ground I asked him if there would be a big gate. He said yes, and there would also be two huge doors, three cat flaps and forty five yards of tongue and groove fencing.

I must go, a Jehovah's Witness has just knocked on my door and told me that the World is going to end on 01 November 2005 so I must cancel the milk and newspapers.

Have a great weekend.

Thursday, October 20, 2005

Ware?

I'm away on business at the moment in a place called 'Ware'. It was strange when I got to the ticket office at the station and asked for a return to 'Ware', but I suppose they are used to it, just like ticket blokes up north are used to people asking how much is it to 'Oldham'.

The hotel I'm staying in is rather shabby. I had to complain this morning, I phoned down to reception and said
"Excuse me, but I've gotta leak in my sink"
and the man on reception said "Yeah sure mate, go ahead".

Spoke to my brother last night and he tells me that his daughter has got engaged to a black cab driver. Well my brother's not at all racist but I don't think he's too happy about it.

Monday, October 17, 2005

Karaoke

I'm taking a trip to Paris next month with the family and when I went to get the tickets from Waterloo Station last week I said to the ticket man " I'd like four return tickets to Paris please"
"Eurostar?" he replied
"Well I've sung at a few karaoke's but I'm no Dean Martin", I said.

Thursday, October 13, 2005

Articulated

Well at the weekend I met my sister in law's new boyfriend. It was at a family party and we had a few drinks, he seemed OK. When I spoke to her today I asked her what he did for a living and she said that he was an articulated lorry driver. I'm not too sure myself, because when I spoke to him he could just about string seven words together.

I walked past that new statue at Trafalgar square again today. It caused quite a bit of controversy in the news recently as it's of a nude pregnant disabled woman. I was actually there to witness the unveilling last month. There were three old guys standing next to me and one of them had a stroke after it was unveiled, the other two couldn't reach.

I must go, my son's doing his homework and has just asked me what is another word for Thesaurus.

Tuesday, October 11, 2005

Alice

Haven't been on here for a while as I have been a bit poorly. Eric reckons I've got a touch of the Alice. When I asked him what that was he said " I don't know, but it's what Christopher Robbin went down with".

I was trying to cross the very busy road across St Giles High Street the other day, It was so busy. Some old dear came up to me and said "There's a Zebra crossing round the corner young man"
" We'll I hope he's having better luck than me" I replied.

Friday, September 02, 2005

What a let down

Went up to Jertsy Bolovski's house today to see the elephants but there was nobody in.

Wednesday, August 31, 2005

Watching the clock

We were waiting for Bob at Gatwick last night, his flight was delayed 5 hours, it wasn't worth going back home, so we got comfortable and sat tight. Eric was content on reading his Dostoyevski novel (crime and punishment) but I got bored after about 30 minutes, and found myself watching the digital clock and getting exited when it got to 22.00.

This went on for two hours, and I was anxiously waiting for the ultimate clock reading (00.00).
The ocassion was very emotional, and I couldn't wait for the wonderous finale. A few more seconds and my task would be complete, 23.57, 23.58, 23.59...... Oh shit, you bastard!!!, just as the clock turned 00.00 some toerag walked in front of it and obscurred my view at the precise point. I saw red, jumped up and lunged at him. If it wasn't for Eric I would have knocked him all the way to Tanzania. I calmed down after about 20 seconds, as Eric had the unenviable task of explaining to the poor chap why i had got so annoyed. To my astonishment the individual couldn't understand and said that i was a danger to society and should be locked up, let alone be allowed to wait in airport lounges for delayed flights.

Bob finally arrived. I fell asleep on the way home (good job Eric was driving). I'll be filled in on Bob's trip later I guess.

Tuesday, August 30, 2005

New Peas

I was in Tesco's on Saturday doing the weekly shop and I must admit I was in one of my "over 40" irratable moods, and when I am in one of those the slightest little thing really agitates me. I was looking in the Frozen foods section and picked up a packet of frozen peas as they come in handy as a decent ice pack when my injured knee swells up.

Anyway I looked at the packet and written on the front in big letters were the words "Farm Stores NEW PEAS". The first thing I thought to myself was bloody gimmicks, anything to frigging sell something. As I was shaking my head in disapprovement a young (about 16) shelf stacker walked passed so I beckoned him and said:

"Excuse me young man, these frozen peas, could you tell me what's new about them?"
Well he looked a bit bemused, as I guess it wasn't usual for customers to ask questions about the products. He looked a bit flustered and replied "Sorry Sir, I don't know, but I can ask my supervisor"

Well just the thought of that made me think that this could make the situation far too complicated than it was worth so I said to him "No it's ok, I'm just curious, it really isn't a big deal", I then walked away and continued to do my shopping.

Literally straight away, another young individual came bounding down the aisle and said " I understand Sir has a problem with the frozen peas". He was about 17 and wearing a suit which proudly displayed a badge on the left lapel that said "Supervisor". You see that's what they do in Tesco's, they employ 16 year old school leavers as shelf stackers, then if they show the slightest bit of potential they stick a suit on them after 12 months and call them Supervisors.

"No its Ok mate, it's not a problem, just my curiosity getting the better of me" I replied
"But Sir, we expect 100% satisfaction for our customers and we like to help in any way we can" he said very enthusiastically.
"Well it's not a problem", I replied "I just wondered what was new about them"

He took the packet of frozen peas off of me, examined it closely, and then took a packet of the more familiar brand "Birds Eye" and started to compare the contents.

"I'm sorry Sir, but it's not immediately apparent as to what is new about them, they have the same protein content, same amount of carbohydrate, and the ingredients are identical" he stated.

"Well there must be something new about them", I replied " Perhaps they're blue, or square" I replied

He then proceeded to feel the packet very carefully in his hand and said " No Sir, i don't think they are square"

By this time another suited individual had arrived on the scene, he was about 18 and had a badge that said "Assistant Manager", also a crowd of other shoppers were now gathered close by, wondering what all the commotion was about, and I came to the conclusion that this really had got complicated.

" I understand you have a problem Sir", the Assistant Manger said dutyfully.

" Look mate, it's really not a problem and I don't want to make an issue of it, really" I responded.

" Ok Sir, but I can call our supplier and the manufacturers if you want, they would be sure to know what's new about them"

" No really, please, it's ok, I just want to get on with my shopping now, but thanks for your concern", I replied.

"Alright Sir" , he said, and then he put the packet of peas in my shopping trolley.

I quickly took them back out " Oh no", I said, " I don't want to buy the peas, I just wondered what was new about them, that's all".

I'll never ask again, no matter what sort of irritable mood I happen to be in.