Happy Father’s Day

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just cemented my place as favourite parent, another trip to the cadburys factory, 20 wispas for 25p, my wife may do the ironing, pack their lunches, remember their mates names, etc, but you cant compete with 20 wispas im afraid.
Good effort. But you need to complain to them about cadburys not being as good as wot it woz before the Americans bought it.

Then throw in something about shrinkflation.
 
I did alright considering it was my birthday last Thursday......fathers day mug, box of fathers day socks, bottle of 1954 Sangri Torre, voucher for a free haircut ( I've till got hair) tin of toffees, pair of slippers, bizarrely a tube of special toothpaste for sore gums? a bottle of mouthwash for the same? posh body spray called Bull Dog? cologne, some other face stuff from the Bull Dog range? Best of all taken out for the afternoon to the Beverley Folk Festival, Monks Walk and Sun Inn, as much to drink as I could manage, then treated to a lovely meal at The Olive Tree in Wednesday Market, superb it was too, then taxied home well satisfied.
 
I did alright considering it was my birthday last Thursday......fathers day mug, box of fathers day socks, bottle of 1954 Sangri Torre, voucher for a free haircut ( I've till got hair) tin of toffees, pair of slippers, bizarrely a tube of special toothpaste for sore gums? a bottle of mouthwash for the same? posh body spray called Bull Dog? cologne, some other face stuff from the Bull Dog range? Best of all taken out for the afternoon to the Beverley Folk Festival, Monks Walk and Sun Inn, as much to drink as I could manage, then treated to a lovely meal at The Olive Tree in Wednesday Market, superb it was too, then taxied home well satisfied.
Having seen your mop, the haircut voucher cost more than the rest combined. :emoticon-0138-think


It's our time.
 
I did alright considering it was my birthday last Thursday......fathers day mug, box of fathers day socks, bottle of 1954 Sangri Torre, voucher for a free haircut ( I've till got hair) tin of toffees, pair of slippers, bizarrely a tube of special toothpaste for sore gums? a bottle of mouthwash for the same? posh body spray called Bull Dog? cologne, some other face stuff from the Bull Dog range? Best of all taken out for the afternoon to the Beverley Folk Festival, Monks Walk and Sun Inn, as much to drink as I could manage, then treated to a lovely meal at The Olive Tree in Wednesday Market, superb it was too, then taxied home well satisfied.
Toffees T.T ? Was there a dentist voucher ?
 
How about you,are you still brushing with soot?:emoticon-0115-inlov
No mate, mines gone all but three. <laugh>
My cardiac consultants reckons I can't have 'em pulled because i'd bleed for England.
Said I can't go into hospital to have 'em done because it's only cosmetic. I'm on to my last chews now then it's baby food next. <laugh>
I'll be glad to get some put in so I can get back to steaks and such like.
 
No mate, mines gone all but three. <laugh>
My cardiac consultants reckons I can't have 'em pulled because i'd bleed for England.
Said I can't go into hospital to have 'em done because it's only cosmetic. I'm on to my last chews now then it's baby food next. <laugh>
I'll be glad to get some put in so I can get back to steaks and such like.
I am looking at the SODC in hungary know 2 people who went there and had full jaw top and bottom done only cost them £9.5k and that included flights , they had 2 visits 3 month apart and they look really good changed there facial look having them they don't look so withdrawn now face is fuller.
 
I am looking at the SODC in hungary know 2 people who went there and had full jaw top and bottom done only cost them £9.5k and that included flights , they had 2 visits 3 month apart and they look really good changed there facial look having them they don't look so withdrawn now face is fuller.
Can't afford that yet but getting near.
Just looked it up and a tooth screwing in is £395.
 
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I got a case of alcohol free beer from No1 son, each beer from a different country and all from countries in the World Cup.

Out for dinner tonight with both kids and grandson and spent 45 minutes on the phone to my Dad this afternoon, putting the world to rights.
That's very thoughtful but I am trying to be patriotic at the moment and only drinking anything brewed in the UK, so far I have had Madri, Stella, Carlsberg, San Miguel, Fosters and Moretti :emoticon-0102-bigsm
 
I am looking at the SODC in hungary know 2 people who went there and had full jaw top and bottom done only cost them £9.5k and that included flights , they had 2 visits 3 month apart and they look really good changed there facial look having them they don't look so withdrawn now face is fuller.
Had a couple of Hungarian lads at work a few years back, they always went back there for dental work, even checkups. None of them had implants but I got the impression the whole dental care setup there is good and affordable across the board.