Indeed, as far as the accident goes... However, in terms of the other (had such been possible in those days), carefully edited, you could've made a fortune on YouTube!:eyebrows:
Anyway, lucky bastid.....
Marco.
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Indeed, as far as the accident goes... However, in terms of the other (had such been possible in those days), carefully edited, you could've made a fortune on YouTube!:eyebrows:
Anyway, lucky bastid.....
Marco.
My cousin Steve also pulled a nurse whist in hospital, been married more than 30 years now.
Of course in those days hospitals were pretty much exactly like you see in the 'Carry On' films.
Ok, but did the nurse he pull look like Hattie Jacques? He'd have to pull pretty hard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
No she was Maltese and strikingly beautiful. Think Amanda Barrie from Carry On Cleo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Never thought of it before but his mother, my aunt, was not dissimilar in appearance to Barbara Windsor. Must be a pattern there somewhere.
The beautiful ones are usually mad as a box of frogs. But if they've been together for 30 years she can't be that mental. Well done that man!
He's just talented, in the use of his tongue, and known as the 'beanmeister';)
Marco.
About 6 years ago I was in the hospital for 10 days following surgery. The very nice looking young nurse, reminded me of Jennifer Aniston, was very friendly with the sponge bath! But, no happy ending. ☹️ after my surgery I really wasn’t up to it anyway. But being an old letch any attention from a young female is always welcome.
Russell
Replaced the cable on an old Wolf electric drill. The cable was rubber-clad and used rubber insulation, both or which had started to crack and split.
Not sure exactly how old the drill is, at least fifty years old (the cable used the old colour scheme), but I was very impressed by the good design and the solid engineering. It was designed to be serviced/repaired - unlike today's Made in China crap!
Not so bad if you can stretch to the dearer stuff - me, and most of the people I work with, use mostly Makita or DeWalt power tools, and they are serviceable. Probably not worth it for occasional use though.
Got an old b and d drill in shed of my bros. it's been converted to a hedge trimmer and works great still Got a new cable on but that's allQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry