No you dirty minded fool. You can turn two rackets handle end down and use them as a walking stick if you double up. It's known as the latchford leg
****ing hell. The interbred, web-fingered Oldham **** (who twatted Daft George) put the first Christmas **** in the jukie yesterday, I really do hate the horrible **** and his whole extended family of deformed whelps
Oh wise one. There seems to be a lot of anger on here over the weekend. Not pleasant reading on a Monday.
they did all seem to get very drunk and riled up yes. I'll admit to baiting a number of times though.
I am surprised The Cheese never made this list. The way RHC describes the place it sounds so cosy and friendly. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/t...est-watering-holes-escaping-winter-chill.html
this one looks a place to go though please log in to view this image massive chalked menu suggests the food will be ace.
It exists, but has a very selective policy as to who is let in. London trendies and rich kids who spend Daddies money on £200 bottles of Vodka you can buy in Aldi for £30
I did note the vast majority have a hearth of some type, open or gas or a stove type. Does the cheese have an open fire.... aside from the barrel out front with the petrol in of course.
but where do they play cricket in doors. I've seen jeeves and wooster. i know what goes on in these places. (and wheres the pigs head)
That one has won awards for its's food. It looks very like my old local when I lived in South Shropshire, The Bridges, it was where they filmed the pub scenes for Green Green Grass. Beer was ace, food absolute ****e. Never bothered me as I only drank there.