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Good evening Matron & guests.
For the rofl, I can offer the following -
2 tickets to something called "Centre Court", dated 8th July 2012
Left-handed umbrella - only a few holes in it
New balls - handy for playing with, I'm told
I shall commence serving tailcocks & hiding coats, umbrellas, boots - anything at all, really...
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Buenos Noches tout le monde
I'm afraid I am still on "soft stuff only" after my dentition revision - so I have brought my own tin of Rice Pudding and some Jam in a little plastic thingy. If the chef could stick them in the nuclear furnace for a couple of pings please.
I have for the ruffles :
One Cadbury Chocolate Eclair - previously owned - may contain toothy bits
One copy of "50 shades of grey" - slightly foxed (at least I think that is what the previous owner said)
One water butt - surplus to requirements - winner to collect from the new lake.
Thank You Matron - a large grumpy murray please - and a neep-on-a-stick if you would be so kind ...
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Certainly Mr Dave, a tincture to swill around your cavities will be just the remedy.
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Good evening sir - one flagon of Murray & may I please take those dripping leathers? I have brought a dressing gown in case it should be required...
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Ahoy to all of you and I am returned from my sojourn in the Oxford wilderness to the hallowed turf and tile of the Castle. Greetings abound and aplenty.
I had the distinct pleasure of partaking with the hoi-polloi of the demure Royal Enclosure at Henley and therefore my riffle offerings are a selection of purloined and borrowed items with a rowing theme
One broken deck chair
One door with a brassplate engraved “Leander Bar” - broken window
One empty Pimms Bottle
One empty Bollie bottle
One half drunk ice tea
One of gness’s banned miniskirts
One half eaten three-cheese & prawn Quiche
One used Henley Royal Enclosure badge
One Corpus Christie tie, cut half way up
Forty corks (good for any Down-Under ABers)
One striped blazer in pink, yellow and shocking tinkerbell green
One HRR traffic cone
Half a Policeman’s helmet
One crocodile Choo shoe, stiletto half missing
One pair of knickers, size 8, from back of the Ladies, tagged Pippa M
Steve Redgrave’s broken oar
And I donate a rowing skiff for the Moat plus harpoon. (I shall enjoying using this on ABers and others who take a swim to disturb his Crocadom).
A bucket of the furry murry please, Buttle - is this a dastardly nungate creation.....I see his Tyke namesake is in with a chance as the Castle antics unfold.
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Nice to see you back, Mr DT - your "Best Bard In The World" flagon, duly filled with Murray...
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Good Evening all, how good to see you.
I would like a large Murray very much while I disrobe the poncho ( slightly soggy) and put wiffle prizes in the hall.
Tonight I have bought 3 ping pong paddles, a golf bat and a snooker stick. Let's get sporty shall we.
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A little rowing number awaits, Lie-In King....the Bard has been active. I shall wait to see if I have missed any early arrivals to the Castle beano.....what's in this murray crap/chap.....scotch/baileys/irn bru/Tennants/haggis juice?
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Thank you for the towelling down Mr King - I have my own sarong in my top-box - under the Gold Flip-Flops if you would be so kind.
Evening Sir DT - did you see the size of the pants on the Williams wench this afternoon - 'new balls please' indeed
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Good evening Miss flump - your flagon of Murray. The poncho is looking a tad weary, might I suggest a spell in the airing cupboard to perk him up?
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A very good evening your matronship and Mr Lie-In King, I apologise for my lateness, for tonight's riffle I have one distributor cap and three HT leads suitable for a 1968 Ford Escort 1100cc also one day saver bus ticket dated 06/07/2012.
Could I try a flagon of the lovely sounding tailcock the Murray and a bucket of the strawberry and cream combo if you please.
Also your matronship would it be possible for me to request a disc to be spun for me later on your goodnight thread it is Little Anthony and the Imperials, Better Use Your Head. TIA.
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My goodness has it started to rain again?? All these soggy arrivals, I maybe light the garden chimbley thing so we can sit and toast ourselves dry.
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DT - Matron's recipes are secret, as well you know...
Mr Dave - your sawrong, sir. I must hasten back to the kitchen with the tongs, they belong to Matron...
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Request received and placed by my decks Mr Tony, bucket of S&C combo coming up.
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Oooh Matron - can we have marshmallows onna stick - pleeeeaaassse
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Indeed I did, young Sir, and a fine pair of head-gripping thighs there....to the point of instant death, I would surmise.
As we are talking "le tennis" and we boys, I would substitute the bucket of Murray for a similar bucket of "Juicy Lucy".......
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For you Dave - yes!!
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Good, the plumber's arrived. A flagon first sir, then we're under orders from m'lady to make sure you get on with the guttering, sorry...
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Melted chocolate and sprinkles for dip dip, that is for the Marshmallows only please!
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Of course, Buttle, I am postulating, the taste of Baileys could come from the love juice of the lesser spotted Irish camel
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