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• #27
Yeah good thread, this.
I used my csb about my granddads mate sucking the chocolate of Brazil nuts in the Foffa thread. :-(
I'm just going to ask.
Is this the same as the sugared almonds one?
He gives brazil nuts/almonds to his carer every day etc?
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• #28
I'm retiring on the New Year's Eve so I don't care anymore.
don't jinx it. have you not seen lethal weapon?
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• #29
Maybe he's already in the bathtub and won't emerge until 2014?
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• #30
^^ rep
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• #31
My old man worked as a scenes of crime officer for years, and confirmed that burglars do indeed like to leave turds in the homes of their victims.
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• #32
TBF sometimes he did too
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• #33
draw your home invasions thread >>>>>>>
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• #34
I'm just going to ask.
Is this the same as the sugared almonds one?
He gives brazil nuts/almonds to his carer every day etc?
No. I'm sure no one wants to hear it again as its not that good, but tough.
My Grandad had a mate who didn't have many teeth. Every Xmas someone used to give him some chocolate coated Brazil nuts. He used to suck the chocolate off and pop the nuts in a fruit bowl on his coffee table. He would leave them for guests to help themselves to. I just remember my mum telling us kids not to never eat the nuts.
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• #35
Yup - thats essentially the same story.
Mine was with sugared almonds.
csb
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• #36
Massive csb!
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• #37
No. I'm sure no one wants to hear it again as its not that good, but tough.
My Grandad had a mate who didn't have many teeth. Every Xmas someone used to give him some chocolate coated Brazil nuts. He used to suck the chocolate off and pop the nuts in a fruit bowl on his coffee table. He would leave them for guests to help themselves to. I just remember my mum telling us kids not to never eat the nuts.
Yup - thats essentially the same story.
Mine was with sugared almonds.
csb
Basically, don't trust old people.
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• #38
draw your home invasions thread >>>>>>>
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• #39
Just between you and me.....
A colleague of mine, now retired, was formerly on what was known as our Marine Section. Late one evening he and his crewmate were checking on the security of a boat owned by a certain British/Israeli friend of Michael Jackson. It was insecure as it turned out.
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• #40
Ha!
I for one am a happy taxpayer if that's how our boys in blue have chosen to use their time. Money well spent.
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• #41
More police stories please, savage!
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• #42
This one time, at police camp, I took a truncheon and.......
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• #43
I've got a few classics but if I blurt them all out now there'll be nothing left for when I retire. Some are funny (maybe), some are serious and some are interesting (maybe).
- Dr Kelly - done, nothing to see here.
- Ufton Nervet rail crash
- Operation Bracknell (post tsunami)
- Operation Overt (bottle bombs on planes)
- All sorts of ther bollocks when/if I can remember it - I didn't know how to spell oligarch until seven months ago.
- Official Secrets Act - discuss
- Dr Kelly - done, nothing to see here.
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• #44
Whole officer savage thread necessary. If we get Luci and Savage together something really epic might happen.
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• #45
Is he a gentle lover?
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• #46
No, no he is not.
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• #47
but he is generous.
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• #48
50p a go is not generous.
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• #49
If by gentle you mean debased...?
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• #50
There will still be a reach around though, won't there?
Absolutely all true. Two civilian search and rescue people (male and female and not a 'couple') and a dog called Brock. I'll talk about anything as I'm retiring on the New Year's Eve so I don't care anymore.