Off Topic The SIR Kenny Dalglish Public House

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The voice of Winnie the Pooh has been accused of rape, assault and animal abuse by his ex wife.

Not surprising news about a man portraying a bear that always went around with no pants on... Just a red undershirt .

Apparently since his divorce he has raped his ex and tried many more times (according to her)...

He also broke the family dog's hip whacking it with a broom on one occasion and left it as a puppy sitting in a metal bucket when it was 100F outside (almost killing it... He said he forgot it was there).

Sad if all the allegations are true... Winnie the Pooh is a right twat.
 
i know we get random weird comments on here <laugh> usually from dribs :bandit:

todays my turn lol.

i have a liverpool sweat jumper hoodie type thing that i ****ing love. when it's wet it's a nice dark grey and looks quality, trouble is when dry it looks a bit faded. is there anyone on here who would have a ****ing clue lol how to get the colour back in it?

cheers in hope <laugh>
 
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jenners04 said:
i know we get random weird comments on here <laugh> usually from dribs :bandit:

todays my turn lol.

i have a liverpool sweat jumper hoodie type thing that i ****ing love. when it's wet it's a nice dark grey and looks quality, trouble is when dry it looks a bit faded. is there anyone on here who would have a ****ing clue lol how to get the colour back in it?

cheers in hope <laugh>
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Maybe using a gentle fabric dye in a shade similar to the 'wet grey' you like. There's different kinds, ones you put in the wash, ones you spray on etc. Also depends on whether you've got any logos on it. Dye could damage those
 
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lfcpower said:
Maybe using a gentle fabric dye in a shade similar to the 'wet grey' you like. There's different kinds, ones you put in the wash, ones you spray on etc. Also depends on whether you've got any logos on it. Dye could damage those
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you know mate i was thinking and hoping you would reply, not saying most on here are slobs lol but i get the feeling from your posts you are one who takes pride in your clothes and what you wear and if anyone knew it would be you.

cheers mate <ok>

it doesn't have the white sponsor as its not a shirt. its an old addidas (in red) grey one with the carlsberg logo which is tiny underneath the club badge.
 
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jenners04 said:
you know mate i was thinking and hoping you would reply, not saying most on here are slobs lol but i get the feeling from your posts you are one who takes pride in your clothes and what you wear and if anyone knew it would be you.

cheers mate <ok>

it doesn't have the white sponsor as its not a shirt. its an old addidas (in red) grey one with the carlsberg logo which is tiny underneath the club badge.
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Yeah I like my clothes and stuff, into more streetwear type stuff as well as more smart mens style. Without seeing a picture of it it's hard to say, is there a link online to the same one? If your logos are in red I'd probably say it's worth a punt on dyeing it. It's whites and lighter colours that have the most risk of dye taking to, dark red I'd suspect you'll be alright with but don't quote me on that and deffo look it up somewhere before trying it. Also since it's a jumper it won't be made out of any technical type fabric that could cause problems, if it's cotton or a cotton mix it'll be easier to do
 
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