Surely J. M. Barrie got to be a bit suss? Peter Pan and little kiddies that don't grow up? The sick ****.
That's why it's getting called "dad's room" instead of "second lounge" or "games room". Quite frankly, if no-one resident in the house calls you daddy, you can **** right out of it. Pipe and smoking jacket are an excellent idea. Might get on it.
And a dog called Nanny - what was all that about? We should take the statue down from Kensington gardens, leave it in Boris Johnson's shed and encourage everyone to burn it.
Beale gentlemans Club The Club occupies one floor and comprises the Members’ Dining Room, Drawing Room, “Smoking” Room and Library, together with five meeting and private dining rooms, with capacity from four to six. Bedroom accommodation is situated on the roof and provides comfortable respite. Members enjoy a busy calendar of events including Club traditions such as the Burns Supper and St Andrew’s Day Dinner as well as visits to the opera, classical music evenings and other places of interest not normally open to the public, like private nurseries and morgues. The Club’s Societies include golfing, racing, shooting & fishing, bridge, snooker, and music, and regular luncheons are held with world-class guest speakers.
A "dad's room" is 4857467524776387436143 times more important than a shed. I have big plans of hiding somewhere (ideally in an attic or a room with terrace access) and xboxing/getting stoned/having a few beers/watching the footy/.... somewhere comfy. Luckily as I plan to move back to France, I won't live in a ****ty little rabbit hutch of a house like most peeps do in this country
That's precisely what it is Wanted one for years - ****ing love it already. I was assuming I'd missed a euphomism for Thai rub n tug merchants in there.
ffs if i had a pool table you'd complain about lack of swimmin pool, and if i had that you'd find somethin else you sir, are a coward
Exactly - any man with a spare room big enough to hold a pool table who doesn't have one is quite obviously a wrong 'un.
