Insulated boxers?

Knock Breck??

Has Foster been supping, we ask???

Standards are slipping!!!

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Don't drop your guard Foster he could be behind the bus shelter!

Having received a sharp (but still tender) elbow from Curmudgeon of Bangor I have now attached the errant apostrophe to the insulated boxers. I took the precaution of filling in a risk assessment form before attempting this manouevre with my fairing flapping. I have amended "Knock Breck" to "Cronk Breck" as, thanks to my learned friend's misunderstanding, I now appreciate that the general public would not understand that Knock Breck is at the approach to Cronk Breck. More accurately, "Cronk" and "Knock" have identical meanings, although "Knock" bears closer links with Norn Irn, land of my birth, and also refers to the sound from an over-revved BMW engine.
Don, there is a large pile of horse excrement behind the shelter.

Think that's 15-all John - but don't step in the Don when you go for a pee behind the shelter during tonight's practice :!:

No problems Larry, John was there first thing this morning bagging it up to sell at the local market.

I hope you have all been suitably embalmed with "Gorse Lea" midge repellent tonight,as I would imagine that they are about in their millions.
How much did you get for the dung when you sold it on the market? Will it buy a bottle of Bushmills for the Manx GP brunch?zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

I should think that Larry will give you all the elbow when he next meets with you. Harry will be interested in the expected influx of his Manx cousins, courtesy of Guy and Ian. To continue rhythmically...good luck, Barry!

I am trying to stop myself from saying its not the smell its just the depth that varies eh Don?

Is the marker showing the location of the remains of the last person that fell in there?

Just don't forget where there's muck there's brass.

John & Dave will appreciate this - when I first saw Don's muck-shovelling photo, I thought it was John Byrne :!: :!:

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