In Desperate times...My Silky saves the day!

[silky fox]

and a Scotch Egg!

[silky fox]

hometime....check this out.This Pub is very closely linked to the Train Station and even shows how much drinking time/walking time you have left based on which train you may be catching..

[eggsarascal]

[ATTACH]212381[/ATTACH][ATTACH]212382[/ATTACH][ATTACH]212383[/ATTACH]hometime....check this out.This Pub is very closely linked to the Train Station and even shows how much drinking time/walking time you have left based on which train you may be catching..

 

I see Birmingham New Street at the bottom of the screen.

 

Many years ago I got caught smoking a joint there by a copper, he told me to put it out and sent me on my way.

 

Should I have admitted that?

[silky fox]

If you didn't inhale it's ok Mr Egg😉

[Darrin Turnbull]

[ATTACH]212381[/ATTACH][ATTACH]212382[/ATTACH][ATTACH]212383[/ATTACH]hometime....check this out.This Pub is very closely linked to the Train Station and even shows how much drinking time/walking time you have left based on which train you may be catching..

 

 

Almost 4 quid for a pint , back in my teenage days if you spent a tenner on drink you were well gone.

[silky fox]

Propper Beer though Darrin

[eggsarascal]

Almost 4 quid for a pint , back in my teenage days if you spent a tenner on drink you were well gone.

 

It's the way it is. Mrs Egg and I went out to the pub last night. I got the first round, six drinks, nearly thirty quid!!!

 

I don't know how I used to afford to go to the pub nine times a week.

[silky fox]

The week started well with the arrival of our FUSO 4x4.Then disaster struck......

[silky fox]

After eight years of everyday use holding up my chainsaw pants during the week then my jeans on a weekend my belt tore....

[silky fox]

It was the first gift Mrs Fox ever bought me so it is extremelt sentimental as well as the most comfortable belt i've ever worn.I took it to Timpson's shoe repairs/Keys etc but the young lad in the shop told me there was no way to fix it??? This can't be right? I would have a go myself if i could find a needle sharp enough and strong enough to sew the leather.I think i went to the wrong shop.I need to find either a traditional cobbler with knowledge of this type of repair.Maybe a saddler? In the meantime my Stretch Air braces have been holding my SIP'S up after a modification.