dazby wrote:haha, for some reason that's really funny.
I know for the purposes of the thread I'm supposed to get angry with someone. Ah, OK, hey Londonblue2 you stinkynose fartface. hehe, I said fartface.
Mase wrote:I hope you get a taxi and I hope it's John that's driving!!!
BookJunior wrote:We always meet up at Piccadilly and catch a 216/7.
Same habits since Maine Road was flattened :(
DoomMerchant wrote:mr_nool wrote:
I think you should shut up and concentrate on getting into your not-so-skinny skinny jeans ...
I bet they make you look like an orange on two toothpicks.
I slide them on and I get an insta-boner.
I feel like Joan Jett.
Slim wrote:
and you look older than Joan Rivers.
DoomMerchant wrote:Slim wrote:
and you look older than Joan Rivers.
She has fantastic plastic surgeons. Right?
london blue 2 wrote:dazby wrote:haha, for some reason that's really funny.
I know for the purposes of the thread I'm supposed to get angry with someone. Ah, OK, hey Londonblue2 you stinkynose fartface. hehe, I said fartface.
Cunt.
*moves on*
Chinners wrote:I still say that leaving the Yorkshire batter overnight in the fridge makes no fecking difference!
Goataldo wrote:
I once moved in to a house on Carlton, just off Kippax Street, not long after they'd flattened Maine Road.
First day I moved in, got some shopping in and turning the penultimate corner, I gazed up that famous street (no, not Carlton), that used to have its end view blocked off, by a monstrously beautiful citadel. The replacement sky looked like it was in shock still, embarrassed at its inadequacy, filling in for Maine Road's void.
I wandered up to the six foot perimeter fence, a kaleidoscope of nostaglia whirring in my head like the echo of ten thousand rattles, and I simply could not help but run and jump at the fence, heaving myself up to look on what now lay on the other side. What had become of Maine Road, was two or three vast piles of rubble, like a massive unkempt grave.
I slid down the from my vantage point, disappointed, and as I did so, lowered my face below a sign I hadn't seen before, saying WARNING VANDLE GREASE. I had a bag of shopping in each of my hands, which were both completely covered in thick black grease.
My housekeys were in my pocket.
Nobody was in.
It was also pissing down.
I just felt this thread needed that, to liven things up a bit. Add a bit of zing, like.
Edit: which is in no way a reflection on BookJunior's post btw; was just utilising it for linkage
Fidel Castro wrote:Get a taxi. Just say 'parcel shelf' to the driver and see what happens.
Cunt.
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