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31 January, 2013 at 9:22 pm #517393
forget it danny
you are not in rustys league mate
oh btw rusty
excellent thread
possibly the best ive ever read
i doff my cap to you sir
gotta go after reading all the pages my bellys aching
wd to you ,jen and co
no not you danny sit down
:D31 January, 2013 at 10:39 pm #517394@rogue trader wrote:
forget it danny
you are not in rustys league mate
oh btw rusty
excellent thread
possibly the best ive ever read
i doff my cap to you sir
gotta go after reading all the pages my bellys aching
wd to you ,jen and co
no not you danny sit down
:DThanks Rogue
The JC girls are an exceptionally funny and witty lot and they have been good enough to run with the joke.
31 January, 2013 at 11:13 pm #517395@rusty trawler wrote:
@rogue trader wrote:
forget it danny
you are not in rustys league mate
oh btw rusty
excellent thread
possibly the best ive ever read
i doff my cap to you sir
gotta go after reading all the pages my bellys aching
wd to you ,jen and co
no not you danny sit down
:DThanks Rogue
The JC girls are an exceptionally funny and witty lot and they have been good enough to run with the joke.
OMG!! You mean it was all a Joke?!
* packs all her “sighs” away in to knitting bag – Never to see the light of day again*
:wink:
31 January, 2013 at 11:49 pm #517396@nicey wrote:
@rusty trawler wrote:
@simplysu wrote:
FAO Mr. R Trawler, esq.
…Dear Ms Su
What an absolute pleasure it was to receive your letter.
You will undoubtedly have noted that respondents to my little appeal appeal, for the most part, appear to be performing a volte face and, reminiscent of someone recovering from a brief bout of amnesia, they are recalling that they had made previous arrangements with some fabricated suitor. Others have either ensured my life is in constant peril or taunted me with images of ladies in states of undress that would promote a seizure from most red blooded men or promised ‘serving jugs’ only never to be heard from again (not very nice, Ms Nice).
These taunts and titillations are sufficient to upset the equanimity of a saint. Show me a sincere and loving maiden and I will fix my eyes upon hers with nothing less than pure admiration, granted should she momentarily relax her reciprocal gaze, I may covertly sneak a peak at her ample assets – but then I am but a man (despite recent rumours to the contrary). So I am sure you will not be surprised when I report that my constitution is presently a little weak; there is only so much rejection and derision a gentleman can take without ruinous effect.
However I detected much sincerity in your letter, and that has encouraged the gathering of the necessary strength and wherewithal to respond in kind. Dare I say that your letter had been an absolute tonic and, although I am unable to always rely on my anatomy to react similarly, my dander is up. I will therefore endeavour to deal with my detractors at a suitable later date.
You willingness to arm wrestle for my affections has been noted with some relish. What a quaint proposition. Although I feel compelled to remind you that I’m a gentleman and the idea of engaging in such a debauch spectacle with a lady of your standing is quite a questionable notion. Perhaps I could suggest a tumble as more palatable alternative? With the exception of a tumble, I find most physical encounters quite challenging. My comparisons to Adonis have become rather infrequent in recent years, although some have hinted that I have a certain Errol Flynn swordsman-like quality. Actually, taking into consideration the signed NDA, I ought to confess to being more akin to somewhere between the Errol Flynn-like and the worm quality that you casually intimated at. I’ll convey more details once I have double checked the authenticity of the signature on the NDA.
I’m drawn to your proposition of a tandem ride, but due to my lack of skill, I cannot promise we will cover much distance. My last attempt lasted less than five minutes. I had an exceptionally good time, but my female fellow rider wanted to get right back on, and as much as the heart was willing, alas, the body was unable to comply.
I cannot feign surprise at the sad demise of my manservant; his life has perilously been in the balance ever since he began to secretly steam open my letters, which only engendered within him ideas above his station: believing that he was somehow my social equal, he recently entered into a torrid affair with one of my correspondents. As intoxicating as she may be, she is a femme fatale that no man has yet been able to match.
Besides, given your knowledge of the Dewey classification system, I don’t think I will reminisce too much about his traditional services; I’m rather elated at the prospect of replacing him with a Rubenesque librarian.
Kind regards,
Rusty Trawler
P.S: I’m afraid CheekyLittleMinx has depleted my supply of CurlyWurlies. Would it be possible for me to entice you with a Sherbet Dip?
Dear Mr Crawler,
Please accept my sincere apologies for the tardiness of this reply. I have unfortunately been indisposed, having recently suffered a mishap whilst visiting the Temple of Mammon, known locally as The Trafford Centre.Having bounded rather too enthusiastically into Selfridges to search for a suitable outfit for our forthcoming date, my large serving jugs became entangled in the revolving doors.
The ensuing 3 hours were an oasis of pain and embarrassment, as 4 fire crews battled against both fatigue and hysterical laughter to free them from the “Doors of Doom” in front of approximately 100 shopper-spectators.
Thankfully the precious family heirlooms were liberated before the arrival of the BBC News crew from Media City in Salford, although I have been forced to spend several days at home in a prone position, waiting for the bruising and swelling to subside.
I am hoping to be able to get through the door by the weekend.
I look forward to hearing from you in the near future to discuss the finer details of our rendez-vous, although I must warn you that my General Practitioner has specifically discouraged me from any sudden, repeated, vigorous movement for the time being, so I suspect I will be unable to partake of the “jiggy” you so generously offered.
Kindest regards,
Nicey xWould not lieing completely still on your back, thinking of England and counting cracks in the ceiling plaster be a temporary solution to this problem?
1 February, 2013 at 7:55 pm #517397@rusty trawler wrote:
Besides, given your knowledge of the Dewey classification system, I don’t think I will reminisce too much about his traditional services; I’m rather elated at the prospect of replacing him with a Rubenesque librarian.
Kind regards,
Rusty Trawler
P.S: I’m afraid CheekyLittleMinx has depleted my supply of CurlyWurlies. Would it be possible for me to entice you with a Sherbet Dip?
Firstly … no, I cannot abide sherbet … makes my mouth too tingly and my eyes water. You may pay me in chocolate kind when you have replenished stock levels. To compensate for my current disappointment, perhaps you might consider more than just the one bar?
Secondly … I have pondered awhile at my predicament. Whilst I admit to regarding you with a degree of fondness, I confess to feeling excited at the prospect of gainful employment (as opposed to the slightly less traditional sources of income that currrently predisposes my time).
Therefore, might I suggest that you might forward me a job description and application form for the librarian role? I am readily available at your whim …
for interview.
Perhaps an indication too as to the required dress code?
I look forward to working alongside you. I cannot wait to get my hands on your treasures. I just love old relics, especially ones in remarkable condition …
as I suspect your book collection is.
Yours most sincerely.
S Simply (AKA something rather more dubious!)
PS … does the role of librarian prohibit the prospect of suggested ‘tumble’?
3 February, 2013 at 9:30 am #517398@simplysu wrote:
Firstly … no, I cannot abide sherbet … makes my mouth too tingly and my eyes water. You may pay me in chocolate kind when you have replenished stock levels. To compensate for my current disappointment, perhaps you might consider more than just the one bar?
Secondly … I have pondered awhile at my predicament. Whilst I admit to regarding you with a degree of fondness, I confess to feeling excited at the prospect of gainful employment (as opposed to the slightly less traditional sources of income that currrently predisposes my time).
Therefore, might I suggest that you might forward me a job description and application form for the librarian role? I am readily available at your whim …
for interview.
Perhaps an indication too as to the required dress code?
I look forward to working alongside you. I cannot wait to get my hands on your treasures. I just love old relics, especially ones in remarkable condition …
as I suspect your book collection is.
Yours most sincerely.
S Simply (AKA something rather more dubious!)
PS … does the role of librarian prohibit the prospect of suggested ‘tumble’?
Dear Ms Su
Many thanks for your interest in the current librarian vacancy at Trawler Mansions.
Despite the egregious state of the economy, interest in the role has hitherto been extremely disappointing. The remuneration is undeniably derisory – more of which later – nonetheless I’m unable to think of many current positions which one can rely upon the zealous assistance of the employer when the more physical aspects of the role require attention. Perhaps my understanding of the modern woman’s job satisfaction requirements is outmoded, but I would have thought my hands-on approach would be rather enticing.
I’m hastily composing a job-specification as requested, which should provide you with some indication of my requirements. The role has a protean nature, and it is difficult to be comprehensive about the expectations, furthermore, some of the finer details may appear suspicious in comparison to similar opportunities elsewhere, but don’t let this impact your decision to apply; because any questions or concerns are eagerly addressed at the interview stage with practical demonstrations.
Unfortunately Trawler Enterprises has not been immune to recent conditions. The vicious caprices of industry have resulted in the need to downsize the staffing levels at Trawler Mansions. We are simply not as big as we used to be. However, with the right calibre of person, I am extremely confident, we can rise once more. (For some peculiar reason the last statement reminds me that I should perhaps mention that one of the more peculiar tasks of the job requires the vigilant safeguarding of my pills)
Thus the salary falls rather woefully below minimum wage standards. I’m loath to outline the exact salary at present in order to maintain your interest in the position. Reliably informed by my legal advisors that current employment law prohibits such a paltry financial package and that I would run the risk of being involved in an indentured slavery scandal, I have structured a very favourable benefits package. I am certain that the successful candidate and I will mutually enthuse that the monthly tumble allowance compensates for other shortfalls.
Should you remain interested, please return your application at the earliest convenience. I’m extremely keen to progress this matter having recently taken delivery of a hefty batch of Hugh ‘Hefner’ Johnson’s publications. My knowledge of the Dewey Classification System is rudimentary to say the least, I simply don’t have the faintest idea how to classify these items and they are currently languishing under my bed.
Kind regards,
Rusty Trawler
P.S: It’s rather fortunate that you have a dislike of sherbet. A recent stocktake has indicated that I’m rather deficient in the stuff and it’s not of a particular good dipping quality.
P.P.S: with regards to the dress code, you’ll recall that the role was previously undertaken by my former manservant and, prior to his demise, at your hands i hasten to add, my last sighting of him was when he was sneaking out of Madame Jen Jen’s hotel room in an embarrassing state of undress. Given this information I don’t think you’ll to be too surprised with the attached image of his chosen uniform for the task.
3 February, 2013 at 10:20 am #517399Phew … I can work with the dress code requirements; it was wearing my glasses that was worrying me.
I shall formulate my written response to your kind missive forthwith, but I have prior engagements on this fine day … forgive my hastily written reply in the first instance but I felt it deserved comment
:lol:
3 February, 2013 at 8:15 pm #517400On behalf of Miss MoneyPenny:
Dear Diary … I have a dilemma. I know it’s been ever such a long time since I’ve written to you (and to be fair, I tend to use the pages as a colouring book, but the pictures are very pretty!), so I hope you don’t mind me using you as a sounding board.
I’ve applied for a cyber date!
I know!
Me!
Not only that, I’ve had a reply. Sighs. He’s such a gentleman, but I fear he will never be mine. Despite that, I think he deserves a little something for all his efforts, so I need to think of a suitable gift. Such a special man with special qualities deserves something a bit special. What do you suggest?
I am searching for my own perfect bond. I crave the feeling of something warm in my hand; something steamy and satisfyingly refreshing. I am of course referring to my passion for tea, so my perfect bond would be more Brook than James.
Oh Diary, what should I do? He’s so popular with the ladies and in fact has had so many applications for the same vacancy, that I’m sure he will choose wisely. But those other ladies just want him for his chocolate and give him nothing in return. How could I get him to notice me; I’m easily missed in a crowd?
Mens du er opptatt med å samle inn stener, kan du bli med utsikt over en diamant.
Thank you, Diary. Smiles.
4 February, 2013 at 2:02 pm #517401@simplysu wrote:
On behalf of Miss MoneyPenny:
Dear Diary … I have a dilemma. I know it’s been ever such a long time since I’ve written to you (and to be fair, I tend to use the pages as a colouring book, but the pictures are very pretty!), so I hope you don’t mind me using you as a sounding board.
4 February, 2013 at 2:27 pm #517402ha ha chortles and snorts
that do you mp lol
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