Lovely parcel came through my door this morning

Let Them Talk by Hugh Laurie. Fantastic blues album, and a cracking duet with Tom Jones too.

Ezekiel 25:17 wrote:Let Them Talk by Hugh Laurie. Fantastic blues album, and a cracking duet with Tom Jones too.

Fcuking hell you crusty twat.Your postman will be looking for a job swap with Neil Lennon's postie

Come in a sealed brown envelope did it?

Reddi! wrote:Come in a sealed brown envelope did it?

I dunno.Makes a change from in the kleenex I suppose

Like a rather vulgar magic trick.

Bedshammer wrote:Like a rather vulgar magic trick.

Bit harsh Beds.Yes he's an ugly,no good layabout with a sense of self importance only dwarfed by the magnitude of his B.O but i think you're out of order suggesting that young Eze was conceived via Paul Daniels magic wand.

QBVILLA wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:Like a rather vulgar magic trick.

Bit harsh Beds.Yes he's an ugly,no good layabout with a sense of self importance only dwarfed by the magnitude of his B.O but i think you're out of order suggesting that young Eze was conceived via Paul Daniels magic wand.

I was referring to Reddi's comment "Come in a sealed brown envelope"..........

Bedshammer wrote:

QBVILLA wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:Like a rather vulgar magic trick.

Bit harsh Beds.Yes he's an ugly,no good layabout with a sense of self importance only dwarfed by the magnitude of his B.O but i think you're out of order suggesting that young Eze was conceived via Paul Daniels magic wand.

I was referring to Reddi's comment "Come in a sealed brown envelope"..........

so was I.I thought you were suggesting that Gonzo was some sort of mail order experiment

No. That really would be a "Special" delivery. Incidentally, I'm very relieved that the postman has walked past our house without stopping today.

Bedshammer wrote:No. That really would be a "Special" delivery. Incidentally, I'm very relieved that the postman has walked past our house without stopping today.

Probably cracked one off in the bushes instead

QBVILLA wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:No. That really would be a "Special" delivery. Incidentally, I'm very relieved that the postman has walked past our house without stopping today.

Probably cracked one off in the bushes instead

The cat does look a bit startled.

Bedshammer wrote:

QBVILLA wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:No. That really would be a "Special" delivery. Incidentally, I'm very relieved that the postman has walked past our house without stopping today.

Probably cracked one off in the bushes instead

The cat does look a bit startled.

Well the postman always knocks (one out) twice

QBVILLA wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:

QBVILLA wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:No. That really would be a "Special" delivery. Incidentally, I'm very relieved that the postman has walked past our house without stopping today.

Probably cracked one off in the bushes instead

The cat does look a bit startled.

Well the postman always knocks (one out) twice

Not a patch on Mark

englishhammer wrote:

QBVILLA wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:

QBVILLA wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:No. That really would be a "Special" delivery. Incidentally, I'm very relieved that the postman has walked past our house without stopping today.

Probably cracked one off in the bushes instead

The cat does look a bit startled.

Well the postman always knocks (one out) twice

Not a patch on Mark

Is his dog called Patch?

Ezekiel 25:17 wrote:Let Them Talk by Hugh Laurie. Fantastic blues album, and a cracking duet with Tom Jones too.

I had to buy it cos I like Hugh Laurie's work. It's your typical blues album TBH, similar to one I bought a few years back where Clapton is playing his preferred Robert Johnson blues tracks. For me the blues is best sung by the old, original (where possible) black performers but Laurie does pretty well, as does Dr John and Sir Tom Jones. Oh yes, I enjoyed the cover notes - typical Hugh Laurie.

Ezekiel 25:17 wrote:Let Them Talk by Hugh Laurie. Fantastic blues album, and a cracking duet with Tom Jones too.

Are we talking Prince George here?

villainies wrote:

Ezekiel 25:17 wrote:Let Them Talk by Hugh Laurie. Fantastic blues album, and a cracking duet with Tom Jones too.

Are we talking Prince George here?

Yup.