The Village Pub a quiet corner for a drink and a chat
#1
Posted 03 August 2009 - 04:19 PM
Well here's the poll, with enough interest the Village Pub will soon be open for business.
(For those of you who missed it, Rob thought a Pub might be a good section of the site, not normally available for guests, so people can (or can't) let off steam.)
Oh, I better point out that "Hon Members" are those who we have seen take an active interest in the Forum, and not just signed up and done nothing.
We are migrating Members to "Hon Members" (50 so far) as quick as we can, drop us a line if we forgot you.
(For those of you who missed it, Rob thought a Pub might be a good section of the site, not normally available for guests, so people can (or can't) let off steam.)
Oh, I better point out that "Hon Members" are those who we have seen take an active interest in the Forum, and not just signed up and done nothing.
We are migrating Members to "Hon Members" (50 so far) as quick as we can, drop us a line if we forgot you.
Play the blues guitar with your soul, but play the fretless guitar with your spirit.
#2
Posted 03 August 2009 - 05:26 PM
jahloon, on Aug 3 2009, 05:19 PM, said:
Well here's the poll, with enough interest the Village Pub will soon be open for business.
(For those of you who missed it, Rob thought a Pub might be a good section of the site, not normally available for guests, so people can (or can't) let off steam.)
(For those of you who missed it, Rob thought a Pub might be a good section of the site, not normally available for guests, so people can (or can't) let off steam.)
Option 2 on the barmaid reminds of an image that shall never leave my mind. I was in a shop in a village in Shropshire buying some wine, when my attention was diverted to a rather large couple having an argument about which frozen chips they should purchase. Then my eye was caught by the cable of a set of iPod headphones heading towards the woman's cleavage. I could just see the top edge of an iPod classic sticking out from the top of her breasts. Do you suppose the thing was overheated? And, I didn't think that iPods were waterproof.
#3
Posted 03 August 2009 - 06:21 PM

Give me two please!
rob, on Aug 3 2009, 06:26 PM, said:
jahloon, on Aug 3 2009, 05:19 PM, said:
Well here's the poll, with enough interest the Village Pub will soon be open for business.
(For those of you who missed it, Rob thought a Pub might be a good section of the site, not normally available for guests, so people can (or can't) let off steam.)
(For those of you who missed it, Rob thought a Pub might be a good section of the site, not normally available for guests, so people can (or can't) let off steam.)
Option 2 on the barmaid reminds of an image that shall never leave my mind. I was in a shop in a village in Shropshire buying some wine, when my attention was diverted to a rather large couple having an argument about which frozen chips they should purchase. Then my eye was caught by the cable of a set of iPod headphones heading towards the woman's cleavage. I could just see the top edge of an iPod classic sticking out from the top of her breasts. Do you suppose the thing was overheated? And, I didn't think that iPods were waterproof.
You mean milkproof.....
#6
Posted 04 August 2009 - 12:55 PM
jahloon, on Aug 3 2009, 12:19 PM, said:
Well here's the poll, with enough interest the Village Pub will soon be open for business.
(For those of you who missed it, Rob thought a Pub might be a good section of the site, not normally available for guests, so people can (or can't) let off steam.)
Oh, I better point out that "Hon Members" are those who we have seen take an active interest in the Forum, and not just signed up and done nothing.
We are migrating Members to "Hon Members" (50 so far) as quick as we can, drop us a line if we forgot you.
(For those of you who missed it, Rob thought a Pub might be a good section of the site, not normally available for guests, so people can (or can't) let off steam.)
Oh, I better point out that "Hon Members" are those who we have seen take an active interest in the Forum, and not just signed up and done nothing.
We are migrating Members to "Hon Members" (50 so far) as quick as we can, drop us a line if we forgot you.
I see I've voted with the majority...
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#13
Posted 05 August 2009 - 12:29 AM
rob, on Aug 4 2009, 11:00 AM, said:
Those two are only in their 30's. The weed's a hard life.
Ouch! (Glad I gave it up way back in my 20's.)
[i]"The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench - a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side..."[/i] - Hunter S. Thompson
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#15
Posted 05 August 2009 - 03:18 PM
corcoran, on Aug 5 2009, 03:21 PM, said:
So would that be a village pub in place of total bollocks?
If you've got a pub, then you might as well have public toilets for mister guest.guest to cottage in....

If you've got a pub, then you might as well have public toilets for mister guest.guest to cottage in....
No, not in place of total bollocks, just a different area to experiment in.
Play the blues guitar with your soul, but play the fretless guitar with your spirit.

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