The UAFC

I started work in a lab. Box of fallopian tubes was the favourite there.

Dave wrote:Anyone else think it was a try? The ball definitely stopped and there seemed to be the slightest pressure. Very close though.

I thought it was a try. Great effort from Laidlaw to get the touch and his reaction certainly indicated that he had scored. Can see why it wasn't given though.

I'll baggsy the No 11 shirt - still nippy over the 5 yards to the bar :lol

Started playing in 1975 . Hero back then was JPR Williams. Always played with my socks down

Lot of headless chickens out there. England's back 3 look very dodgey. Maybe we should maybe bring Shaggy back for a one of to mark Strettle

Evans looked good for the Scots.

If they can maintain the momentum from the end of the 2nd half Scotland should have this.

If you're South of the river, The Big House on the Ormeau Rd has inflatable posts outside and usually displays the flegs so I assume you'll be alright there. Parador usually shows the rugby too.

Surprised over 4000 jocks turned up for that game.

Nearly

... in fact, he hated it so much, he took a job in M&S. He's a big lad, so they have him lifting shirts onto high shelves.

I have a friend who works in the packing area for Lily O'Briens Fudge.

But he hates it when people ask him what he does for a living.

Pretty sure I've seen Lily O'Briens chocs in Sainsburys.

All that red white and black make you feel at home? Saw Joanna Lumley/Robert Lindsay in The Lion in Winter when I was in London copule of weeks ago. They were both excellent but thought Trevor Nunn's directing was rubbish. Played it too much for laffs imo. The fillum adaptations had plenty of black ...

... BOD says he hasn't ruled out the 2015 World Cup.

Raring to go and targetting the HC final stages according to the Mirror.

Cap'n Grumpy wrote:

BR wrote:Did Inglises become Mothers’ Pride?

Sounds familiar - perhaps bought over by Mother's pride?

BR wrote:We at p30 yet?

Have a look at the top or bottom of the page and you'll find out, ya lazy sod

Anybody remember Milanda?

Inglis bread server for us and all. Giant of a man whose party piece was squashing the wasps that invariably swarmed round the jam tarts with his thumb nail. What about Paris buns for a bit of nostalgia? Proof positive of the delights of French cuisine if any were needed. Totally inedible without a ...