Tell Me Something............Anything!

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Originally Posted by Macca

looks well flash that does.

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No doubt those hedges have had a haircut and the path freshly hoovered for the camera. And no sign of Derek and Doris from Dunstable. I will report back on the reality after I return.

as long as there's no bloody children running around. I'm fine with Derek and Doris. Unless they're shagging hard in the room next to me.

I had that in New York. Some bloke with a brass, eight o'clock in the morning. Not even had me breakfast.

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Originally Posted by Macca

as long as there's no bloody children running around. I'm fine with Derek and Doris. Unless they're shagging hard in the room next to me.

I had that in New York. Some bloke with a brass, eight o'clock in the morning. Not even had me breakfast.

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So she probably got her muffin before you. And she was getting paid :(

There won't be many kids about where we are - we always pick June as all the ankle biters are still at school. Holiday is cheaper too as it is 'out of peak season'.

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

Yes Barry I had noticed your absence :)

This is our first time out of the country since before Covid. Can't believe how much prices have gone up.

I've fancied trying Croatia for some time, looks great. But we're planning a big holiday later this year, so wanted something low cost in the meantime. And Croatia is quite a bit more expensive than Bulgaria. Maybe next year.

Never considered Montenegro (Black Mountains?) as a holiday destination - how was it?

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We only visited the place for one day, to drive around a scenic Dalmatian 'fjord' on the way Kotor. Montenegro is not in the EU, put does accept Euros, and a sufficient number of people there speak English. The food and drink; both wine and beer is very good, and the scenery stunning.

Montenegro is clearly poorer than Croatia (and Bosnia Hertzegovina, which we also visited at a later time), but the roads are good (and the signage bigraphic; English and Cyrillic). Curiously there is no exit stamp in my passport, so as far as the Montenegrans are concerned, I'm still there! :lol:

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Originally Posted by Barry

We only visited the place for one day, to drive around a scenic Dalmatian 'fjord' on the way Kotor. Montenegro is not in the EU, put does accept Euros, and a sufficient number of people there speak English. The food and drink; both wine and beer is very good, and the scenery stunning.

Montenegro is clearly poorer than Croatia (and Bosnia Hertzegovina, which we also visited at a later time), but the roads are good (and the signage bigraphic; English and Cyrillic). Curiously there is no exit stamp in my passport, so as far as the Montenegrans are concerned, I'm still there! :lol:

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That'll be confusing if you ever were to return - they might arrest you as an overstayer :doh:

I did see something about Montenegro on TV a couple of years ago, the scenery was indeed beautiful. I do admire central/east Europeans, they have a tough life, but they get off their arses and deal with it. Generally speaking of course.

eastern europe is way too close to those ruskie devils... i shall stay with the devils in skirts:eek:

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Originally Posted by struth

eastern europe is way too close to those ruskie devils... i shall stay with the devils in skirts:eek:

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Good thinking, you know where you are with drag artists :)

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

Good thinking, you know where you are with drag artists :)

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Am I the only one who thinks most of these fashionable "random acts of kindness" are just done for selfish attention seeking motives?

Seems odd the "random stranger" who overheard what happened and posted it on Facebook happened to know the boy's full name.

Asda shoppers 'left in tears' after 11-year-old boy's incredible act of kindness - Mirror Online

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-new...after-30134923

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I was going to spell out 'Rhys', but it didn't work and now I've lost interest.