ConnO'var wrote:The collected works of Richard Clayderman...... seriously suspect.
Bad Bob wrote:Judge wrote:how about those of us that dont need satnav, gps or an ordnance survey map to get where we are going ?
we're the best
Precisely, mate. The real, real men don't need maps at all (that innate sense of direction I spoke of).![]()
Reg wrote:People with more than one mobile phone, usually put in a line in front of them on the table. Homo time.
Bad Bob wrote:aCe' wrote:Bad Bob wrote:Sat navs and GPS units. Proper men have an innate sense of direction or at least know how to read a feckin map.
Men who own maps and know how to read em was going to me my next one![]()
You're defo a disgrace to your gender if you can't sort out a map. Real men ONLY consult maps in private, however. Scan it once, file the information away and then get out there and go to it. None of this pulling over and get the map spread out on the hood of the car nonsense. You'll just look a ponce.
mistyred wrote:Bad Bob wrote:aCe' wrote:Bad Bob wrote:Sat navs and GPS units. Proper men have an innate sense of direction or at least know how to read a feckin map.
Men who own maps and know how to read em was going to me my next one![]()
You're defo a disgrace to your gender if you can't sort out a map. Real men ONLY consult maps in private, however. Scan it once, file the information away and then get out there and go to it. None of this pulling over and get the map spread out on the hood of the car nonsense. You'll just look a ponce.
I remember when i told my wife i knew a shortcut to hastings from london and ended up in Portsmouth.
I'm a real man, at 10pm at night i just simply said "Look son there's Pompey's football ground".
The misses was p'issed but hey i'm never wrong and i refuse
to ever believe i'm lost
Bad Bob wrote:Sat navs and GPS units. Proper men have an innate sense of direction or at least know how to read a feckin map.
dawson99 wrote:ive got:
french movies on dvd
some soap
shower gel?
the rest of it, is for women, andyg is from now on the little spoon in the equation
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