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Old 05-27-2016, 05:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Gixerthou
. Staying overnight. Can anyone recommend anything to do whilst there.
Welsh birds
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Thanks.........I think
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Originally Posted by Fatbloke
Originally Posted by Gixerthou
. Staying overnight. Can anyone recommend anything to do whilst there.
Welsh birds
remember to pack the Trojan, and the KY and the antibiotics.
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Originally Posted by richmc
Originally Posted by Fatbloke' timestamp='1464355616' post='23977949
Originally Posted by Gixerthou
. Staying overnight. Can anyone recommend anything to do whilst there.
Welsh birds
remember to pack the Trojan, and the KY and the antibiotics.
Didn't know aids was cured via a course of antibiotics
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Originally Posted by mikefifth
Originally Posted by richmc' timestamp='1464371339' post='23978278
[quote name='Fatbloke' timestamp='1464355616' post='23977949']
Originally Posted by Gixerthou
. Staying overnight. Can anyone recommend anything to do whilst there.
Welsh birds
remember to pack the Trojan, and the KY and the antibiotics.
Didn't know aids was cured via a course of antibiotics
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Who said anything about aids, I was thinking of that Welsh strumpet, Blodwin Chlamydia.
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Last time Mike went to Swansea, he came back with (ahem) a problem. He tried all sorts to help clear up his little damp patch issues (chemicals and tape), but alas, it looks like it’s incurable. Just because his visit to Smith’s Emporium didn’t work out for him to his satisfaction, doesn’t mean you won’t be fully satisfied.

If you want a good seeing to down a back alley with dirty language to match, then Smith’s for you. Will the fit be tight, you ask? You betcha! Will it go slack again in time, I hear you say? Of course.

After all, Blodwin’s strengths:

Gets top of in seconds

cheap

has all the aids/tools to ensure satisfaction

will talk dirty to you for no extra charge

gets results more quickly than most

Weaknesses:

sometimes leaves the odd deposit on the seats

the smell soon wears off




As Jack said when I was there “S2000 owners keep coming” and I know FB is going back for seconds!

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You spent the day looking at seamen when you went, didn't you Phil?
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Yeah, we went around the museum. They had some fine examples of scrimshaw, which is what sailors did with bones in their spare time.
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Well if anyone is going to ponder sailors' bones whilst taking in seamen and related paraphernalia, it's certainly you, Phil.
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Has anyone experience of Soft Top Shop in Stockport? I have a Silverstone & black roof 2007 GT and my roof needs replacing. Noticed that Jack Smiths and Monsoon are often mentioned but each are over 200 miles away. I live in Lincolnshire, 30miles south of Hull, but daughter lives in Cheshire so Stockports's handy for when we visit there.

Or are there any decent roof people in the North but on the East side?


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