Journey into the unknown….or somewhere Nrth of Watford Gap

And hiding stuff under your wings is all well and good, you have to be good in the art of “distraction”

Yup Esme, think she is ok, she can join the feefing brigade

Erhemmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!

Why is the new girls,,,,,,,,gettin in on the act wiv the sisterhood gang, and the feevin, and I aint [-( [-X :evil:

@esmeralda wrote:

Mother Superior Ruby laughs..

whilst Sister Esme frowns..

At a group of Jewish fellas..

.
.havin’ a “Who can pi.ss highest up the Wailing Wall” contest

er..Rabbi Cockenblaster won by a spurt..

though the Steward’s Enquiry may question the use
of his enormous megapissaphone

about 7 years ago now, I took the boys and a friend took her younger sister to london for the day. It was the boys first time, and billy was only about 5. We was on the tube and there were loads of Jews up the carriage a bit.

Billy said out loud all excited “Look mummy…. Cowboys”….

well… we obviously wee’ed ourselves and the whole of our half of the carriage was in hysterics… he had no idea what was so funny, but its definately the funniest (sober) underground journey Ive ever had!

@obtuse wrote:

yea hilarious any decent parent would be embarassed.
Then again chavs need to pass on their genes

Embarassed by the observations of an innocent 5 year old experiencing a culture for the first time? No!

Embarassed to be replying to a so called adult member of this community? Yes, but you werent getting away with that swipe.

Keep your attempted criticisms at me, not my children thankyou.