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A few months back when EB has his beema his air freshener ran out so we bought another and put that on but it never seemed to work.
We went shopping tonight and bought a new air freshener. I asked him why we needed one since we already had one and he said ' Well that one never worked in the beema so it's a bit crap'
So we bought an air freshener and on the way home I decided to fit it. I took the old one off and the perfume thing was still filled so I opened it to see how it worked. When I opened it I saw that the cap was still on, no wonder why it never worked.
And to think this bloke once protected the city of Cambridge.
We went shopping tonight and bought a new air freshener. I asked him why we needed one since we already had one and he said ' Well that one never worked in the beema so it's a bit crap'
So we bought an air freshener and on the way home I decided to fit it. I took the old one off and the perfume thing was still filled so I opened it to see how it worked. When I opened it I saw that the cap was still on, no wonder why it never worked.
And to think this bloke once protected the city of Cambridge.
A few months back when EB has his beema his air freshener ran out so we bought another and put that on but it never seemed to work.
We went shopping tonight and bought a new air freshener. I asked him why we needed one since we already had one and he said ' Well that one never worked in the beema so it's a bit crap'
So we bought an air freshener and on the way home I decided to fit it. I took the old one off and the perfume thing was still filled so I opened it to see how it worked. When I opened it I saw that the cap was still on, no wonder why it never worked.
And to think this bloke once protected the city of Cambridge.
We went shopping tonight and bought a new air freshener. I asked him why we needed one since we already had one and he said ' Well that one never worked in the beema so it's a bit crap'
So we bought an air freshener and on the way home I decided to fit it. I took the old one off and the perfume thing was still filled so I opened it to see how it worked. When I opened it I saw that the cap was still on, no wonder why it never worked.
And to think this bloke once protected the city of Cambridge.
Cambridge is a dump.
Sorry, but the original post cranked up the level of excitement to conversations about soap opera character levels.
That is, none.
I'm on the edge of my seat to what's coming next. Forget to put the bins out? Forget to feed the cat? Weren't in when the postie came a knocking?
Scintillating stuff.
That is, none.
I'm on the edge of my seat to what's coming next. Forget to put the bins out? Forget to feed the cat? Weren't in when the postie came a knocking?
Scintillating stuff.
Don't be grumpy, Panda.
English_Bloke wrote:
> Don't be grumpy, Panda.
Tough morning. No coffee. I'll be cool after my caffeine (sp?) hit.
> Don't be grumpy, Panda.
Tough morning. No coffee. I'll be cool after my caffeine (sp?) hit.
Wasn't Cambridge where Dringo burnt down that barn?
Was EB at the scene of the crime?
Was EB at the scene of the crime?
EB = Neal?
Nah.
Nah.
EB had left the police at that point and started refering to himself in the third person.
I saw something in the paper today that made me smile though. It's about a project I worked on in the police called Op Arctic to do with armed robberies and ram-raids last winter and today lots of people were nicked, which looks like it could be a cracking result.
I saw something in the paper today that made me smile though. It's about a project I worked on in the police called Op Arctic to do with armed robberies and ram-raids last winter and today lots of people were nicked, which looks like it could be a cracking result.
English_Bloke wrote:
> It's
> about a project I worked on in the police called Op Arctic to do with
> armed robberies and ram-raids last winter and today lots of people
> were nicked, which looks like it could be a cracking result.
Thats got to make you feel good!
> It's
> about a project I worked on in the police called Op Arctic to do with
> armed robberies and ram-raids last winter and today lots of people
> were nicked, which looks like it could be a cracking result.
Thats got to make you feel good!