Donāt worry I havenāt figured in family holiday photos since 2010
Just post the photos on here Kev, the reaction from Fraggle Rock will result in all cessation of social media need ā¦
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A sad fact of mobile device lifeā¦
Back when my flock were Nippers I took proper cameras and took proper photos using film.
So I never appeared in any holiday snaps.
Now? I have a whole family following my every move waiting for my head to be down and a double chin reappear or my stomach after beer & pizzaā¦
Bstds
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Mine wait until I all asleep in the chair or where I fall and start dribbling and then get snapping.
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Ahh, the joys of film.
I used to love the evening when the photos turned up from the developers in the post. They would sit on the side unopened until my Dad got home. As the doorbell rang, the colour used to drain from by brotherās face and he would quietly slope off to some distant part of the house.
Dad would sit down with mum to look through the photos and I would join them in anticipation of what was to come.
Anyway, ten photos in, there would be an explosion of rage from my dad and a cry of āyou little bastardā as he clocked the skyward middle finger of my brother in the only decent family photograph we had.
Classic stuff.
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The Farmfoods adverts with David Hasslehoff.
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I agree. I was very confused and had to Google it. Turns out heās married to some Welsh woman he met whilst recording some awful talent show. It then made a little more sense.
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Are you saying that the woman in the advert is actually his wife?
Probably the wrong place for this, but am a bit miffed with how the BBC and the self-righteous complainer seem to be holier-than-thou.
Itās not our culture and the end product is food for the locals. We may not like what they do and are not part of their society so can we really say what is right or wrong?
You are British.
Imposing your view of right on wrong on other cultures is your DNAā¦
I do not SUPPORT what they do, but I do understand it. But it does tear me up ever since that Star Trek & the Whale.
Just to be clear - I am British (European for the moā) and I agree with you.
I donāt agree with it but then I no longer eat any meat/fish/diary now. But I get that in some places people have to survive on whatās around to eat. Iād be very concerned if they were endangered but apparently thereās loads of pilot whales. But it doesnāt sound like itās particularly humane way of killing them for their meat. Done a bit of googling and seems thereās a lot of toxic stuff in those whales which is impacting on their health.
Both. Saw a similar article. There was some guy made a movie about it last year or something?
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Nooooooooooooooo.
Mrs D_Pās bestie has a few days off in late September, while the boss herself will be in Poland on a work trip.
They both found out (from a now Ex Mate) that he had to pull out from the Ryder Cup so I had a spare bedroom in my air bnb in Versailes.
So theyāve invited themselves, so they ācan do Parisā, while I am working. While I will manage an average of 6 hours sleep a night with 5am starts, their line was "You can take us out to drink lots of wine every evening. And their excuse? We can get to Versailles return for only 100 quid eachā¦
Do they have ANY idea how much even one day out in Paris costs let alone a bloody weekā¦
Bang goes MY āvacationā and the last of my credit card limit
FFS
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I can recommend a very good vegan place in Paris. 
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Scum?
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So some neighbours have started a party. Their sound system is good. Doesnāt bode well for 4am.
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If you canāt beat themā¦