Fantasists
Eddie Spunkbubble says: I used to know a sad case who fancied himself as a bit of a 007 and bragged that he always carried a loaded 9mm pistol in his attache case "just in case". Overheard by an off-duty copper, he was asked to make good on his claim. A packed lunch, red face and a stern warning "not to act the twat" and he never did it again. Tell us of Walter Mitty types.
( , Thu 5 Jun 2014, 11:40)
Eddie Spunkbubble says: I used to know a sad case who fancied himself as a bit of a 007 and bragged that he always carried a loaded 9mm pistol in his attache case "just in case". Overheard by an off-duty copper, he was asked to make good on his claim. A packed lunch, red face and a stern warning "not to act the twat" and he never did it again. Tell us of Walter Mitty types.
( , Thu 5 Jun 2014, 11:40)
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Jackanory
Used to work at Luton Airport, where we had an undermanager we called Jackanory. The guy was unbelievable (no, he really was unbelievable).
Amongst his "life experiences" were tales of climbing Everest (he was incredibly short & fat, got out of breath & sweaty on a short walk). He'd driven a modified Landrover across the seabed between two of the Orkney Islands. He'd shagged pretty much every supermodel/filmstar/popstar you've ever heard of.
At the time I had a Kawasaki GT750 (their first shaft driven 750), well he'd owned the previous model (which clearly had never existed).
The saddest thing was that he clearly either believed it all, or genuinely thought we'd all believe it & love him more.
Of course, being the shallow & uncaring twats we all were, we'd all start singing the Jackanory music whenever he walked in.
( , Sun 8 Jun 2014, 23:35, 9 replies)
Used to work at Luton Airport, where we had an undermanager we called Jackanory. The guy was unbelievable (no, he really was unbelievable).
Amongst his "life experiences" were tales of climbing Everest (he was incredibly short & fat, got out of breath & sweaty on a short walk). He'd driven a modified Landrover across the seabed between two of the Orkney Islands. He'd shagged pretty much every supermodel/filmstar/popstar you've ever heard of.
At the time I had a Kawasaki GT750 (their first shaft driven 750), well he'd owned the previous model (which clearly had never existed).
The saddest thing was that he clearly either believed it all, or genuinely thought we'd all believe it & love him more.
Of course, being the shallow & uncaring twats we all were, we'd all start singing the Jackanory music whenever he walked in.
( , Sun 8 Jun 2014, 23:35, 9 replies)
Never mind him,
the people who run Luton Airport believe it's in London.
( , Mon 9 Jun 2014, 8:54, closed)
the people who run Luton Airport believe it's in London.
( , Mon 9 Jun 2014, 8:54, closed)
I can't wait until London stretches from Land's End to John o'Groats
( , Mon 9 Jun 2014, 10:29, closed)
( , Mon 9 Jun 2014, 10:29, closed)
Well,
everyone who doesn't live in London or the South East seems to complain constantly about the north/south divide.
Once London has assimilated everything, and we're all from the South East, (and thus we all talk properly,) it'll be great.
( , Mon 9 Jun 2014, 20:21, closed)
everyone who doesn't live in London or the South East seems to complain constantly about the north/south divide.
Once London has assimilated everything, and we're all from the South East, (and thus we all talk properly,) it'll be great.
( , Mon 9 Jun 2014, 20:21, closed)
You'd think the people deciding where planes should land
would have at least a basic grasp of geography.
( , Mon 9 Jun 2014, 12:41, closed)
would have at least a basic grasp of geography.
( , Mon 9 Jun 2014, 12:41, closed)
It's weirder than that. Although it's in the Leicestershire boundary
It has a derbyshire postcode.
( , Tue 10 Jun 2014, 14:08, closed)
It has a derbyshire postcode.
( , Tue 10 Jun 2014, 14:08, closed)
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