Not very nice about his spelling are they?

[PeteB]

You have to think with his work ethic, problem solving brain AND decent literacy skills he could have got a decent job, plus reading the Daily Star did not help.

 

Mick worked with his stamina, hands and his muscles - he used to keep 3 brickies busy as a builders labourer and certainly humped enough brash and timber for me. He was never the kind of chap to sit in an office, work a computer or "boss" from a chair. He and his family can cope (monetarily) with his circumstances and now looks after the family horses, works at the house work and made sure his children do well at school as well as looking after elderly family!

 

I get what you mean about the Daily Star tho, I'm a newspaper snob myself. I used to buy the Sun for the norks and Telegraph for the crossword!

[Le Sanglier]

Mick worked with his stamina, hands and his muscles - he used to keep 3 brickies busy as a builders labourer and certainly humped enough brash and timber for me. He was never the kind of chap to sit in an office, work a computer or "boss" from a chair. He and his family can cope (monetarily) with his circumstances and now looks after the family horses, works at the house work and made sure his children do well at school as well as looking after elderly family!

 

I get what you mean about the Daily Star tho, I'm a newspaper snob myself. used to buy the Sun for the norks and Telegraph for the crossword!

You sir are a man of rare taste and good breeding I'll wager:001_smile:I

[Mortimer Firewood]

Not unless they are mates, and we have far more offensive banter than that anyway!

 

It goes both ways. I really good mate of mine studies history at oxford, but still says "innit" to me just to wind me up

 

ITS like innit brov Sorry could not resist .

[Taupotreeman]

I've deleted text speak posts many a time before now

 

I'll second Rover's with a and a