The Dew Drop Inn Virtual Rugby Pub

luckless_pedestrian wrote:I used to have a dog called Wooh oh ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh weeeeeeeeee wededeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

Mickado wrote:Cracking tune Hughie. Plenty of slidey bits but it’s definitely one for muscle memory, a bit of practice and you’ll be nailing it.

Need to find the following items for my doctor who costume.

A tweed jacket – found one, need to fine one in my size
A sonic screwdriver – sourced, boxed off
A shirt – will have a look, probably have something that will do the job already
A burgundy bowtie – shouldn’t be TOO hard to find
A pair of red braces – no idea where to look for that, would M&S have that type of thing?

Do they sell nipple clamps at M&S?

perthshirepuma wrote:So angry. Am waiting on delivery of my new PC which was supposed to have been here yesterday. Waited in all day - nada. Just tracked it on-line and find it was in Glenrothes (Fife) Weds eve, then Inverness in the wee small hours of yesterday. INverness!!! that's like sending something from London to Cardiff via Newcastle.

red_stag wrote:Puma, computer couriers are very slow with that regard. When I worked with Sony, courier issues were far and away biggest issue to deal with.

Delighted - boss is taking me to the pub at lunchtime to combat my hangover with some pubgrub!!!

luckless_pedestrian wrote:Do they sell nipple clamps at M&S?

Cari wrote:Hurrow, back from the dentist. Numb gob.

WillyGilly wrote:

luckless_pedestrian wrote:Do they sell nipple clamps at M&S?

I work at M&S. And yes we do. It's UTC merchandise though (under the counter). Walk into any mens department and say this phrase exactly.

'I understand the weather in Moscow is very cold this time of year'

They'll take you round the back and show you a selection of items. Please keep this on the downlow though. And don't mention my name.

red_stag wrote:Puma, computer couriers are very slow with that regard. When I worked with Sony, courier issues were far and away biggest issue to deal with.

Delighted - boss is taking me to the pub at lunchtime to combat my hangover with some pubgrub!!!

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:

Cari wrote:Hurrow, back from the dentist. Numb gob.

Ah great, the peace and quiet!

WillyGilly wrote:

luckless_pedestrian wrote:Do they sell nipple clamps at M&S?

I work at M&S. And yes we do. It's UTC merchandise though (under the counter). Walk into any mens department and say this phrase exactly.

'I understand the weather in Moscow is very cold this time of year'

They'll take you round the back and show you a selection of items. Please keep this on the downlow though. And don't mention my name.

Linebreaker wrote:What a thrashing. First from the oval shaped ball game and now the round ball!

Lucky I didn't watch it tonight. Ireland must have run riot. Are there any another games?

Yes, they poop! There poop looks like chalk

Just like all other animals they must get rid of waste products, just like we do.

The process is called defecation. Yes .Their waste is a mixture of different substances and is roughly analogous to a mixture of feces and urine. It appears as a white or cream coloured, chalky residue after the water in it evaporates.

"The disappearance of white dog poo is down to what dogs eat these days.

White dog poop is the calcium left behind as the water evaporates, and the 'organic' components of the poop are consumed (in various ways) leaving the inorganic stuff behind.

But nowadays dogs don't eat as much bone as they used to, including bone meal. Also, tighter regulation on dogs crapping on pavements means that turds don't hang around for years in public places like they used to, giving them less opportunity to dry out and turn white."