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 . This is Jim hot, this is Jim hot.
Hello! Cowabunga  tattva namaste. And of course, good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening. What's on your beautiful mind? What you up to? Working? Pervin'? Lurking?  Whatever you're doing, share it here. Chat with other pervy night owls  and pervy night flamingos. Talk about absolutely anything you want.
Newbies, thread watchers, you're very welcome here. Very, very welcome.
Don't be shy, give us a try.
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Hi Jim!
Jo.Xx "Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening and yo yo yo, Jo. you're tonight's ¹st poster, congratulations! ¹stface x | |||
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"Hey ya Jimbo how's you ?" Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening and https://youtu.be/PWgvGjAhvIw , Naughty. I'm groovy, baby. How are you? | |||
"Evening Jimbo hows saturday treating you?" Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Rikke. It's been a pleasant Saturday. A quick country walk in the spring sun. Dinner. Then I watched The Italian Job. How was Saturday for you? | |||
"Sorry I was too busy getting first to say hello! I hope you are doing ok Jim!
Jo.Xx "Haha. I'm good, thanks. How are you doing? x | |||
"Evening all. I am at work until 8am but off tomorrow so hope the sun will shine.x" Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Bluebell. I am confident that the sun will shine for you. x | |||
"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee’s are good, eeeeeeee’s are good….he’s Ebeneezer Goode…….eeeeeeeevening Jim! How’s it hanging breadbin? "Underlay, underlay. Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Sheikh. It's hanging to the left. How are youuuuuuuuuuu? | |||
"Hey ya Jimbo how's you ? Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening and https://youtu.be/PWgvGjAhvIw , Naughty. I'm groovy, baby. How are you?" I'm pretty good thank you all rested not been out this weekend saving my self for next weekend ...it's going to be a good one  | |||
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"Hey ya Jimbo how's you ? Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening and https://youtu.be/PWgvGjAhvIw , Naughty. I'm groovy, baby. How are you? I'm pretty good thank you all rested not been out this weekend saving my self for next weekend ...it's going to be a good one "Cool.  | |||
" "Ninja Duck! Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Princess. Did the sun shine in Welsh Wales today? | |||
"Evening Jimbo hows saturday treating you? Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Rikke. It's been a pleasant Saturday. A quick country walk in the spring sun. Dinner. Then I watched The Italian Job. How was Saturday for you?" Good enough watched the adam project alright enough movie.Just suddenly hot up here. What Italian Job we talking? | |||
"Evening Jimbo hows saturday treating you? Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Rikke. It's been a pleasant Saturday. A quick country walk in the spring sun. Dinner. Then I watched The Italian Job. How was Saturday for you? Good enough watched the adam project alright enough movie.Just suddenly hot up here. What Italian Job we talking?" No Eve? '69. | |||
Ah so the good one then, got to rewatch it myself soon its so fun! | |||
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Ninja Duck! Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Princess. Did the sun shine in Welsh Wales today?"The sun did shine in Welsh wales today and it was delightful  | |||
"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee’s are good, eeeeeeee’s are good….he’s Ebeneezer Goode…….eeeeeeeevening Jim! How’s it hanging breadbin?
Underlay, underlay. Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Sheikh. It's hanging to the left. How are youuuuuuuuuuu? "Last night on shift until Thursday night so I’m gooooooooooooood thanks Jim | |||
"Hahahaha wish I had a eve right about now
Ah so the good one then, got to rewatch it myself soon its so fun!"I really enjoyed The Italian Job, it was fun. I think Michael Caine turned 89 this week.  | |||
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Ninja Duck! Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Princess. Did the sun shine in Welsh Wales today?
The sun did shine in Welsh wales today and it was delightful "Ayyyy. | |||
"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee’s are good, eeeeeeee’s are good….he’s Ebeneezer Goode…….eeeeeeeevening Jim! How’s it hanging breadbin?
Underlay, underlay. Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Sheikh. It's hanging to the left. How are youuuuuuuuuuu?
Last night on shift until Thursday night so I’m gooooooooooooood thanks Jim "You're almost there. | |||
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"Hello jim 1st time caller long time listener id like to say keep up your mischievous antics the place needs more of em "Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, In Evitable. Keep getting your helmet out. | |||
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"Good Eeeevening Jim Hopefully tonight, I'll stat awake long enough to answer your reply, unlike last night when I fell asleep after I first posted! "Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Iain. At least you've adjusted from working nights. Smileyface | |||
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"Good Eeeevening Jim Hopefully tonight, I'll stat awake long enough to answer your reply, unlike last night when I fell asleep after I first posted!
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Iain. At least you've adjusted from working nights. Smileyface"That's true! | |||
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Ninja Duck! Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Princess. Did the sun shine in Welsh Wales today?
The sun did shine in Welsh wales today and it was delightful
Ayyyy."B | |||
"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening Jim me old pal "Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Jay. Who's your favourite Kay? | |||
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Ninja Duck! Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Princess. Did the sun shine in Welsh Wales today?
The sun did shine in Welsh wales today and it was delightful
Ayyyy.
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"Hello jim 1st time caller long time listener id like to say keep up your mischievous antics the place needs more of em
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, In Evitable. Keep getting your helmet out."to be sure to be sure | |||
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"Hello jim 1st time caller long time listener id like to say keep up your mischievous antics the place needs more of em
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, In Evitable. Keep getting your helmet out.to be sure to be sure " | |||
"Evening all. I am at work until 8am but off tomorrow so hope the sun will shine.x Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Bluebell. I am confident that the sun will shine for you. x" Hope so as I slept through all the sunshine today. | |||
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"Evening all. I am at work until 8am but off tomorrow so hope the sun will shine.x Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Bluebell. I am confident that the sun will shine for you. x Hope so as I slept through all the sunshine today." Aww thats a shame,Did get dark rather quickly though I suppose Hopefully we get some tomorrow | |||
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that was my excitement for the day doesn't take much lol | |||
"Evening all. I am at work until 8am but off tomorrow so hope the sun will shine.x Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Bluebell. I am confident that the sun will shine for you. x Hope so as I slept through all the sunshine today." https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2648579 Enjoy. | |||
"Eh up. "Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Fiddle. It's nice to see you. How are you? | |||
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"Good evening Jim and all. Hope everone is having a good Saturday evening . "Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening to thee, GJB. It's been so sunshiny. | |||
"Eh up.
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Fiddle. It's nice to see you. How are you?"I’m not so bad my fine erect friend. Visiting family so I’ve popped in here for a bit of sanity. | |||
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Ninja Duck! Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Princess. Did the sun shine in Welsh Wales today?
The sun did shine in Welsh wales today and it was delightful
Ayyyy.
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Ç"Ðid you get to enjoy the sunshine too?
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"Eveningggggggggg Jimbo Eveningggggggggg Alll today was a good day i managed to get through a pile of washing this big and peg it out on the washing line woop go me
that was my excitement for the day doesn't take much lol "Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Steph. It was a great day for washing. | |||
"Eh up.
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Fiddle. It's nice to see you. How are you?
I’m not so bad my fine erect friend.
Visiting family so I’ve popped in here for a bit of sanity. " | |||
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Ninja Duck! Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Princess. Did the sun shine in Welsh Wales today?
The sun did shine in Welsh wales today and it was delightful
Ayyyy.
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Ðid you get to enjoy the sunshine too?
"I did. I had a walk up the country lane not far from where I live. Sunshine and a nice little bit of breeze, beautiful. | |||
"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening Jim me old pal
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Jay. Who's your favourite Kay?"My favourite Kay Jim??? | |||
"Eveningggggggggg Jimbo Eveningggggggggg Alll today was a good day i managed to get through a pile of washing this big and peg it out on the washing line woop go me
that was my excitement for the day doesn't take much lol
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Steph. It was a great day for washing."Wow that's alot of e's I thought we might go for the g's how wrong was I It's going to be a great week for washing and other things that make you hot and sweaty then it will be rubbish weather 
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"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening Jim me old pal
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Jay. Who's your favourite Kay?
My favourite Kay Jim???"Your favourite Kay. | |||
"Eveningggggggggg Jimbo Eveningggggggggg Alll today was a good day i managed to get through a pile of washing this big and peg it out on the washing line woop go me
that was my excitement for the day doesn't take much lol
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Steph. It was a great day for washing.
Wow that's alot of e's I thought we might go for the g's how wrong was I
It's going to be a great week for washing and other things that make you hot and sweaty then it will be rubbish weather
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"Hello jim 1st time caller long time listener id like to say keep up your mischievous antics the place needs more of em
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, In Evitable. Keep getting your helmet out.to be sure to be sure
"im watching any given sunday as we get into sunday | |||
"Hello jim 1st time caller long time listener id like to say keep up your mischievous antics the place needs more of em
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, In Evitable. Keep getting your helmet out.to be sure to be sure
im watching any given sunday as we get into sunday "I wouldn't mind watching that. Is that on Netflix? Or somewhere else? | |||
"Good evening Jim and all. Hope everone is having a good Saturday evening .
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening to thee, GJB. It's been so sunshiny."I have been helping neighbours in their garden today . So out in fresh air. Boring evening though ?? | |||
"Good evening Jim and all. Hope everone is having a good Saturday evening .
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening to thee, GJB. It's been so sunshiny.
I have been helping neighbours in their garden today . So out in fresh air. Boring evening though ??"You're a good man. | |||
"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening Jim me old pal
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Jay. Who's your favourite Kay?
My favourite Kay Jim???
Your favourite Kay. "Sorry Jim, maybe the sleep deprivation coupled with the moronic staff I’m managing but I’m confused | |||
"Hello jim 1st time caller long time listener id like to say keep up your mischievous antics the place needs more of em
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, In Evitable. Keep getting your helmet out.to be sure to be sure
im watching any given sunday as we get into sunday
I wouldn't mind watching that. Is that on Netflix? Or somewhere else?"i just downloaded the torrent didnt check amazon of netflix i forgot lol | |||
"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening Jim me old pal
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Jay. Who's your favourite Kay?
My favourite Kay Jim???
Your favourite Kay.
Sorry Jim, maybe the sleep deprivation coupled with the moronic staff I’m managing but I’m confused " Anyone named Kay, who's your favourite Kay? | |||
"Hello jim 1st time caller long time listener id like to say keep up your mischievous antics the place needs more of em
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, In Evitable. Keep getting your helmet out.to be sure to be sure
im watching any given sunday as we get into sunday
I wouldn't mind watching that. Is that on Netflix? Or somewhere else?i just downloaded the torrent didnt check amazon of netflix i forgot lol"Fair do's. | |||
"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening Jim me old pal
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Jay. Who's your favourite Kay?
My favourite Kay Jim???
Your favourite Kay.
Sorry Jim, maybe the sleep deprivation coupled with the moronic staff I’m managing but I’m confused
Anyone named Kay, who's your favourite Kay?"Cancunian Kay | |||
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"Evening. Just got back from watching the chats. " Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Dom. What's the chats? | |||
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"Good evening Jim and all. Hope everone is having a good Saturday evening .
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening to thee, GJB. It's been so sunshiny.
I have been helping neighbours in their garden today . So out in fresh air. Boring evening though ??
You're a good man."Thanks . Trying to find a good woman  | |||
"Good evening Jim and all. Hope everone is having a good Saturday evening .
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening to thee, GJB. It's been so sunshiny.
I have been helping neighbours in their garden today . So out in fresh air. Boring evening though ??
You're a good man.
Thanks . Trying to find a good woman "I know what you mean. | |||
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"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening Jim me old pal
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Jay. Who's your favourite Kay?
My favourite Kay Jim???
Your favourite Kay.
Ooooh sorry Jim, has to be Peter Kay, absolute legend and lives not to far from me either.
Met him several times and had a brew with the big man too
Sorry Jim, maybe the sleep deprivation coupled with the moronic staff I’m managing but I’m confused
Anyone named Kay, who's your favourite Kay?" | |||
"Alreeeeet Jim, I've just put some Hot&Spicy chicken breasts and chips in the oven "Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Ace. You're making me hungry.  | |||
"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening Jim me old pal
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Jay. Who's your favourite Kay?
My favourite Kay Jim???
Your favourite Kay.
Ooooh sorry Jim, has to be Peter Kay, absolute legend and lives not to far from me either.
Met him several times and had a brew with the big man too
Sorry Jim, maybe the sleep deprivation coupled with the moronic staff I’m managing but I’m confused
Anyone named Kay, who's your favourite Kay? " How's the Special K coming along? | |||
"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening Jim me old pal
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Jay. Who's your favourite Kay?
My favourite Kay Jim???
Your favourite Kay.
Ooooh sorry Jim, has to be Peter Kay, absolute legend and lives not to far from me either.
Met him several times and had a brew with the big man too
Sorry Jim, maybe the sleep deprivation coupled with the moronic staff I’m managing but I’m confused
Anyone named Kay, who's your favourite Kay?
How's the Special K coming along?"I’ll give my Wrexham plant a call and ask how they well they are making it for you | |||
"Alreeeeet Jim, I've just put some Hot&Spicy chicken breasts and chips in the oven
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Ace. You're making me hungry. "Well I was gonna order a pizza from across the road earlier, but I couldn't be arsed to get dressed to go and fetch it  | |||
"Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening Jim me old pal
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Jay. Who's your favourite Kay?
My favourite Kay Jim???
Your favourite Kay.
Ooooh sorry Jim, has to be Peter Kay, absolute legend and lives not to far from me either.
Met him several times and had a brew with the big man too
Sorry Jim, maybe the sleep deprivation coupled with the moronic staff I’m managing but I’m confused
Anyone named Kay, who's your favourite Kay?
How's the Special K coming along?
I’ll give my Wrexham plant a call and ask how they well they are making it for you "Haha. | |||
"Alreeeeet Jim, I've just put some Hot&Spicy chicken breasts and chips in the oven
Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Ace. You're making me hungry.
Well I was gonna order a pizza from across the road earlier, but I couldn't be arsed to get dressed to go and fetch it "Fair do's. | |||
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"On this day 1819 one of London’s poshest shopping streets opened, in a move to clamp down on litter louts and “undesirables”. At the time Lord George Cavendish lived in Burlington House and was fed up with “ruffians” throwing rubbish, in particular, oyster shells, onto his property. He could, Trump-like, have built a wall, but decided on something far more ambitious. He told his architect, Samuel Ware, to design a covered promenade of shops. This would not only solve the rubbish problem but enable Cavendish to enjoy the kudos of having created a development “for the gratification of the public and to give employment to industrious females”. And so London’s famous Burlington Arcade was born. Linking Piccadilly with Bond Street in London’s exclusive Mayfair district, it was the world’s first shopping arcade and is now regarded as an architectural treasure. The walkway was originally lined with 72 small two-storey units but mergers and changes of ownership mean that the opulent arcade now has only 46 shops. None of them are cheap. Fancy a David Duggan Rolex watch or Manolo Blahnik shoes? They’re here. Or perhaps an exquisite Victorian gold-coiled snake bracelet, studded with rose diamonds and a pear-shaped sapphire from Hancocks the 150-year-old jewellery business? Yours for the asking. Prices? As the old saying goes, if you need to ask, you can’t afford them. But if you feel you would not be brave enough to enter a treasure house such as Hancocks, they would understand, knowing as they do, all about courage. During the Crimean War (1853 - 1856) Hancocks were asked to create designs for a new medal, the Victoria Cross. It would be the highest award in the British armed forces for gallantry “in the face of the enemy”. The final design was approved by Queen Victoria and Hancocks have produced every one of the 1,350 VCs that have been awarded. There being no police force when the arcade opened, Lord Cavendish created his own, the Burlington Arcade Beadles. Recruited from his old regiment, the Royal Hussars, the earliest members included veterans from the Battle of Waterloo. Charged with upholding a strict code of conduct dating from Regency times and dressed today as they were in 1819, the Beadles still patrol the arcade in traditional top hats and frock coats designed in nearby Savile Row. Pickpockets posed one of the problems that the early Beadles had to deal with and were sometimes thwarted when the thieves would whistle a warning to accomplices that a Beadle was close. Ever since, whistling has been banned in the arcade. Today’s Beadles like to tell the story of an encounter in the 1980s when a Beadle was about to politely reprimand a shopper who started to whistle as he was gazing in one of the windows. The shopper turned around and was instantly recognised by the Beadle. “Oh, Mr McCartney, I'm very sorry,” said the Beadle to the Beatle. “I didn't realise it was you. You are hereby given a lifetime exemption from the rule. You can whistle here any time you like.” And so, the story goes, Paul McCartney is the only person allowed to whistle in Burlington Arcade. Lord Cavendish’s former home, Burlington House, was sold to the British Government in 1854 for £140,000. The Royal Academy took over the main block in 1867 on a 999-year lease with rent of £1 per year. And Burlington Arcade? In 2010 it was purchased for £104 million by American property tycoon Joseph Sitt and European private equity firm Meyer Bergman. In January 2017, they put it back on the market with a price tag of £400 million. Not bad for a development originally built mainly to deter litter louts." He typed all that with his....^ | |||
"On this day 1819 one of London’s poshest shopping streets opened, in a move to clamp down on litter louts and “undesirables”. At the time Lord George Cavendish lived in Burlington House and was fed up with “ruffians” throwing rubbish, in particular, oyster shells, onto his property. He could, Trump-like, have built a wall, but decided on something far more ambitious. He told his architect, Samuel Ware, to design a covered promenade of shops. This would not only solve the rubbish problem but enable Cavendish to enjoy the kudos of having created a development “for the gratification of the public and to give employment to industrious females”. And so London’s famous Burlington Arcade was born. Linking Piccadilly with Bond Street in London’s exclusive Mayfair district, it was the world’s first shopping arcade and is now regarded as an architectural treasure. The walkway was originally lined with 72 small two-storey units but mergers and changes of ownership mean that the opulent arcade now has only 46 shops. None of them are cheap. Fancy a David Duggan Rolex watch or Manolo Blahnik shoes? They’re here. Or perhaps an exquisite Victorian gold-coiled snake bracelet, studded with rose diamonds and a pear-shaped sapphire from Hancocks the 150-year-old jewellery business? Yours for the asking. Prices? As the old saying goes, if you need to ask, you can’t afford them. But if you feel you would not be brave enough to enter a treasure house such as Hancocks, they would understand, knowing as they do, all about courage. During the Crimean War (1853 - 1856) Hancocks were asked to create designs for a new medal, the Victoria Cross. It would be the highest award in the British armed forces for gallantry “in the face of the enemy”. The final design was approved by Queen Victoria and Hancocks have produced every one of the 1,350 VCs that have been awarded. There being no police force when the arcade opened, Lord Cavendish created his own, the Burlington Arcade Beadles. Recruited from his old regiment, the Royal Hussars, the earliest members included veterans from the Battle of Waterloo. Charged with upholding a strict code of conduct dating from Regency times and dressed today as they were in 1819, the Beadles still patrol the arcade in traditional top hats and frock coats designed in nearby Savile Row. Pickpockets posed one of the problems that the early Beadles had to deal with and were sometimes thwarted when the thieves would whistle a warning to accomplices that a Beadle was close. Ever since, whistling has been banned in the arcade. Today’s Beadles like to tell the story of an encounter in the 1980s when a Beadle was about to politely reprimand a shopper who started to whistle as he was gazing in one of the windows. The shopper turned around and was instantly recognised by the Beadle. “Oh, Mr McCartney, I'm very sorry,” said the Beadle to the Beatle. “I didn't realise it was you. You are hereby given a lifetime exemption from the rule. You can whistle here any time you like.” And so, the story goes, Paul McCartney is the only person allowed to whistle in Burlington Arcade. Lord Cavendish’s former home, Burlington House, was sold to the British Government in 1854 for £140,000. The Royal Academy took over the main block in 1867 on a 999-year lease with rent of £1 per year. And Burlington Arcade? In 2010 it was purchased for £104 million by American property tycoon Joseph Sitt and European private equity firm Meyer Bergman. In January 2017, they put it back on the market with a price tag of £400 million. Not bad for a development originally built mainly to deter litter louts. He typed all that with his....^"  | |||
"On this day 1819 one of London’s poshest shopping streets opened, in a move to clamp down on litter louts and “undesirables”. At the time Lord George Cavendish lived in Burlington House and was fed up with “ruffians” throwing rubbish, in particular, oyster shells, onto his property. He could, Trump-like, have built a wall, but decided on something far more ambitious. He told his architect, Samuel Ware, to design a covered promenade of shops. This would not only solve the rubbish problem but enable Cavendish to enjoy the kudos of having created a development “for the gratification of the public and to give employment to industrious females”. And so London’s famous Burlington Arcade was born. Linking Piccadilly with Bond Street in London’s exclusive Mayfair district, it was the world’s first shopping arcade and is now regarded as an architectural treasure. The walkway was originally lined with 72 small two-storey units but mergers and changes of ownership mean that the opulent arcade now has only 46 shops. None of them are cheap. Fancy a David Duggan Rolex watch or Manolo Blahnik shoes? They’re here. Or perhaps an exquisite Victorian gold-coiled snake bracelet, studded with rose diamonds and a pear-shaped sapphire from Hancocks the 150-year-old jewellery business? Yours for the asking. Prices? As the old saying goes, if you need to ask, you can’t afford them. But if you feel you would not be brave enough to enter a treasure house such as Hancocks, they would understand, knowing as they do, all about courage. During the Crimean War (1853 - 1856) Hancocks were asked to create designs for a new medal, the Victoria Cross. It would be the highest award in the British armed forces for gallantry “in the face of the enemy”. The final design was approved by Queen Victoria and Hancocks have produced every one of the 1,350 VCs that have been awarded. There being no police force when the arcade opened, Lord Cavendish created his own, the Burlington Arcade Beadles. Recruited from his old regiment, the Royal Hussars, the earliest members included veterans from the Battle of Waterloo. Charged with upholding a strict code of conduct dating from Regency times and dressed today as they were in 1819, the Beadles still patrol the arcade in traditional top hats and frock coats designed in nearby Savile Row. Pickpockets posed one of the problems that the early Beadles had to deal with and were sometimes thwarted when the thieves would whistle a warning to accomplices that a Beadle was close. Ever since, whistling has been banned in the arcade. Today’s Beadles like to tell the story of an encounter in the 1980s when a Beadle was about to politely reprimand a shopper who started to whistle as he was gazing in one of the windows. The shopper turned around and was instantly recognised by the Beadle. “Oh, Mr McCartney, I'm very sorry,” said the Beadle to the Beatle. “I didn't realise it was you. You are hereby given a lifetime exemption from the rule. You can whistle here any time you like.” And so, the story goes, Paul McCartney is the only person allowed to whistle in Burlington Arcade. Lord Cavendish’s former home, Burlington House, was sold to the British Government in 1854 for £140,000. The Royal Academy took over the main block in 1867 on a 999-year lease with rent of £1 per year. And Burlington Arcade? In 2010 it was purchased for £104 million by American property tycoon Joseph Sitt and European private equity firm Meyer Bergman. In January 2017, they put it back on the market with a price tag of £400 million. Not bad for a development originally built mainly to deter litter louts." That Lord Cavendish was nothing but a cad and a bounder! | |||
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"Hey to the room" Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, HereAgain. Welcome to The late late nocturnal thread ©™. Smileyface | |||
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"On this day 1930 Colonel Sanders founded KFC." Kidderminster Football Club. Go the Harriers! | |||
"On this day 1819 one of London’s poshest shopping streets opened, in a move to clamp down on litter louts and “undesirables”. At the time Lord George Cavendish lived in Burlington House and was fed up with “ruffians” throwing rubbish, in particular, oyster shells, onto his property. He could, Trump-like, have built a wall, but decided on something far more ambitious. He told his architect, Samuel Ware, to design a covered promenade of shops. This would not only solve the rubbish problem but enable Cavendish to enjoy the kudos of having created a development “for the gratification of the public and to give employment to industrious females”. And so London’s famous Burlington Arcade was born. Linking Piccadilly with Bond Street in London’s exclusive Mayfair district, it was the world’s first shopping arcade and is now regarded as an architectural treasure. The walkway was originally lined with 72 small two-storey units but mergers and changes of ownership mean that the opulent arcade now has only 46 shops. None of them are cheap. Fancy a David Duggan Rolex watch or Manolo Blahnik shoes? They’re here. Or perhaps an exquisite Victorian gold-coiled snake bracelet, studded with rose diamonds and a pear-shaped sapphire from Hancocks the 150-year-old jewellery business? Yours for the asking. Prices? As the old saying goes, if you need to ask, you can’t afford them. But if you feel you would not be brave enough to enter a treasure house such as Hancocks, they would understand, knowing as they do, all about courage. During the Crimean War (1853 - 1856) Hancocks were asked to create designs for a new medal, the Victoria Cross. It would be the highest award in the British armed forces for gallantry “in the face of the enemy”. The final design was approved by Queen Victoria and Hancocks have produced every one of the 1,350 VCs that have been awarded. There being no police force when the arcade opened, Lord Cavendish created his own, the Burlington Arcade Beadles. Recruited from his old regiment, the Royal Hussars, the earliest members included veterans from the Battle of Waterloo. Charged with upholding a strict code of conduct dating from Regency times and dressed today as they were in 1819, the Beadles still patrol the arcade in traditional top hats and frock coats designed in nearby Savile Row. Pickpockets posed one of the problems that the early Beadles had to deal with and were sometimes thwarted when the thieves would whistle a warning to accomplices that a Beadle was close. Ever since, whistling has been banned in the arcade. Today’s Beadles like to tell the story of an encounter in the 1980s when a Beadle was about to politely reprimand a shopper who started to whistle as he was gazing in one of the windows. The shopper turned around and was instantly recognised by the Beadle. “Oh, Mr McCartney, I'm very sorry,” said the Beadle to the Beatle. “I didn't realise it was you. You are hereby given a lifetime exemption from the rule. You can whistle here any time you like.” And so, the story goes, Paul McCartney is the only person allowed to whistle in Burlington Arcade. Lord Cavendish’s former home, Burlington House, was sold to the British Government in 1854 for £140,000. The Royal Academy took over the main block in 1867 on a 999-year lease with rent of £1 per year. And Burlington Arcade? In 2010 it was purchased for £104 million by American property tycoon Joseph Sitt and European private equity firm Meyer Bergman. In January 2017, they put it back on the market with a price tag of £400 million. Not bad for a development originally built mainly to deter litter louts. That Lord Cavendish was nothing but a cad and a bounder! " A promenade founder. | |||
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"Say hello to HereAgain. I took her forum cherry." HereAgain is here again. Hello HereAgain | |||
"Hi everyone, good to see people are still up and fabbing " Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Mike. We love it. | |||
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"On this day 1930 Colonel Sanders founded KFC. Kidderminster Football Club. Go the Harriers! " They were so close to beating West Ham. | |||
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"I’m here and bored and horny and free! " If only Jim was closer  | |||
"Good evening to one and all. Hoping your days are bright and cheery. Xx" Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Delight. I couldn't agree more. x | |||
"She’s free to do what she wants, any old time! ^" Well it is Saturday night. | |||
"I’m here and bored and horny and free! " Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Sexy. I hope you cure your hornyness. | |||
"I’m here and bored and horny and free! If only Jim was closer "I know. | |||
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"You certainly did smash my Cherry, I thank you" Ayyy. | |||
Miss pc | |||
"I’m here and bored and horny and free! If only Jim was closer
I know."He is to me
Morning all. I'm randomly awake so thought I'd say hi before I go back to my beauty sleep | |||
"Good evening from our neck of the woods Miss pc "Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Miss PC up the road in the Chester. | |||
"I’m here and bored and horny and free! If only Jim was closer
I know.
He is to me
Morning all. I'm randomly awake so thought I'd say hi before I go back to my beauty sleep "^^ Jimmmmmm she wants IT  | |||
"I’m here and bored and horny and free! If only Jim was closer
I know.
He is to me
Morning all. I'm randomly awake so thought I'd say hi before I go back to my beauty sleep "
Get some rest. | |||
"I’m here and bored and horny and free! If only Jim was closer
I know.
He is to me
Morning all. I'm randomly awake so thought I'd say hi before I go back to my beauty sleep
^^ Jimmmmmm she wants IT "Well who doesn't want correctly working computer equipment? | |||
"I’m here and bored and horny and free! " | |||
"I’m here and bored and horny and free! If only Jim was closer
I know.
He is to me
Morning all. I'm randomly awake so thought I'd say hi before I go back to my beauty sleep
^^ Jimmmmmm she wants IT
Well who doesn't want correctly working computer equipment? "Would you like some large RAM? | |||
"I’m here and bored and horny and free! Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Sexy. I hope you cure your hornyness." Well you aren’t close! I need sex | |||
"I’m here and bored and horny and free! If only Jim was closer
I know.
He is to me
Morning all. I'm randomly awake so thought I'd say hi before I go back to my beauty sleep
^^ Jimmmmmm she wants IT
Well who doesn't want correctly working computer equipment?
Would you like some large RAM? "The last guy who offered only had a small memory stick. | |||
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"I’m here and bored and horny and free! If only Jim was closer
I know.
He is to me
Morning all. I'm randomly awake so thought I'd say hi before I go back to my beauty sleep
^^ Jimmmmmm she wants IT
Well who doesn't want correctly working computer equipment?
Would you like some large RAM?
The last guy who offered only had a small memory stick. "It’s not the size of the memory stick it’s the power of the RAM | |||
"Hi im up for chatting " Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, MRT. Me too. Welcome to The late late nocturnal thread ©™. Smileyface | |||
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"Evening Jim and all, not long back from 'Boro x " Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Lois. One of the 677. x | |||
"Evening Jim and all, not long back from 'Boro x Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Lois. One of the 677. x"Indeed x are you well? X | |||
"I’m here and bored and horny and free! If only Jim was closer
I know.
He is to me
Morning all. I'm randomly awake so thought I'd say hi before I go back to my beauty sleep
^^ Jimmmmmm she wants IT
Well who doesn't want correctly working computer equipment?
Would you like some large RAM?
The last guy who offered only had a small memory stick.
It’s not the size of the memory stick it’s the power of the RAM "No-one wants to try and slot a small memory stick in a hole designed for a CD ROM
And having lowered the tone, I'm going back to sleep. Goodnight sexy beasts x | |||
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"Evening Jim and all, not long back from 'Boro x Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Lois. One of the 677. x
Indeed x are you well? X "I'm good, it's been a pleasant Saturday. Spring is springing. x | |||
"I’m here and bored and horny and free! If only Jim was closer
I know.
He is to me
Morning all. I'm randomly awake so thought I'd say hi before I go back to my beauty sleep
^^ Jimmmmmm she wants IT
Well who doesn't want correctly working computer equipment?
Would you like some large RAM?
The last guy who offered only had a small memory stick.
It’s not the size of the memory stick it’s the power of the RAM
No-one wants to try and slot a small memory stick in a hole designed for a CD ROM
And having lowered the tone, I'm going back to sleep. Goodnight sexy beasts x"Na night. x | |||
"Hello all, post work perv sesh in progress here. "Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Randy. You've earned that perv, pervert. | |||
"Evening Jim and all, not long back from 'Boro x Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Lois. One of the 677. x
Indeed x are you well? X
I'm good, it's been a pleasant Saturday. Spring is springing. x"Springs is springing, drums is drumming, when you hear de de de….Jim’s cumming | |||
"Evening Jim and all, not long back from 'Boro x Good eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevening, Lois. One of the 677. x
Indeed x are you well? X
I'm good, it's been a pleasant Saturday. Spring is springing. x
Springs is springing, drums is drumming, when you hear de de de….Jim’s cumming" | |||
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"I’m here and bored and horny and free! If only Jim was closer
I know.
He is to me
Morning all. I'm randomly awake so thought I'd say hi before I go back to my beauty sleep
^^ Jimmmmmm she wants IT
Well who doesn't want correctly working computer equipment?
Would you like some large RAM?
The last guy who offered only had a small memory stick.
It’s not the size of the memory stick it’s the power of the RAM
No-one wants to try and slot a small memory stick in a hole designed for a CD ROM
And having lowered the tone, I'm going back to sleep. Goodnight sexy beasts x" | |||
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"Jim help xx" Think he’s gone for a sit down wee | |||
"Jim help xx Think he’s gone for a sit down wee" I'm back. | |||
"Jim help xx" What can I do? x | |||
"Jim help xx What can I do? x" Sit down wees | |||
"Jim help xx What can I do? x Sit down wees "That I can do. | |||
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"I'm watching a Hammer horror. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XR4KnfcgLm0" Hammer time! | |||
"Hi all, up with the little ones again, needing a good few coffee's. Mrs " Good mooooooooooooorning, Mrs Knights. You're doing great. | |||
"I'm watching a Hammer horror. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XR4KnfcgLm0 Hammer time! " Yeah! | |||
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"I'm watching a Hammer horror. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XR4KnfcgLm0" Are we talking bad DIY shows? | |||
"I'm watching a Hammer horror. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XR4KnfcgLm0 Are we talking bad DIY shows?" No, an awesome British horror film. | |||
"https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oAMJZeaeH8M" The Vampire Lovers. ^ | |||
