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Nor do I and I wouldn'y pay that much.hound of the baskervilles wrote:I dont have £1000 for a sax either, i know the feeling
Get your eyes tested JohnJ.R. wrote:Nor do I and I wouldn'y pay that much.hound of the baskervilles wrote:I dont have £1000 for a sax either, i know the feeling
I'm told its available in Brighton for a tenth of that amount !
You know what they say................ !!englishangel wrote:Get your eyes tested JohnJ.R. wrote:Nor do I and I wouldn'y pay that much.hound of the baskervilles wrote:I dont have £1000 for a sax either, i know the feeling
I'm told its available in Brighton for a tenth of that amount !
I think it is merchant bankers actually, not saxophonists.Hendrik wrote:what? about opticians and saxophonists?
no. enlighten us...
I see you're up to date on your rhyming slang as well, Mary !englishangel wrote:I think it is merchant bankers actually, not saxophonists.Hendrik wrote:what? about opticians and saxophonists?
no. enlighten us...
"merchant banker" = onanistHendrik wrote:i can´t think of any dirty words which rhyme with optician or merchant
Oh very professional Euterpe !! Knowledge from the job, one wonders ?Euterpe13 wrote:"merchant banker" = onanistHendrik wrote:i can´t think of any dirty words which rhyme with optician or merchant
no, JR , years of R.K. at Hertford ! ( the sin of Onan, and so forth...the O.T. is full of such useless yet fascinating snippets ...)J.R. wrote:Oh very professional Euterpe !! Knowledge from the job, one wonders ?Euterpe13 wrote:"merchant banker" = onanistHendrik wrote:i can´t think of any dirty words which rhyme with optician or merchant
I remember the lectures well !!Euterpe13 wrote:no, JR , years of R.K. at Hertford ! ( the sin of Onan, and so forth...the O.T. is full of such useless yet fascinating snippets ...)J.R. wrote:Oh very professional Euterpe !! Knowledge from the job, one wonders ?Euterpe13 wrote: "merchant banker" = onanist
I seem to remember I was told recently that when he left CH, he took over the Itchingfield Parish and is buried in that Churchyard. I remember he got somewhat exasperated with me during Confirmation classes when I asked him to explain the Church's explanation of Mary's virgin birth !DavebytheSea wrote: I remember the Chain - taught me Divinity as well as telling the class to keep themselves pure for the girl we would meet one day.
Read several books of the OT with him. There was another assistant chaplain I think ... the trio of the cloth was completed by the magnificent Corks - totally extrovert and eclipsing the official chaplains by sheer force of personality.
Hmmm, think you'll have to narrow it down a bit!J.R. wrote: The story of the Vicar and the choir-boy immediately springs to mind.
I'm afraid the joke is a little too strong, even for our enlightened jokes thread !Richard Ruck wrote:Hmmm, think you'll have to narrow it down a bit!J.R. wrote: The story of the Vicar and the choir-boy immediately springs to mind.