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Post by HGO on Jan 31, 2007 14:09:04 GMT -1
Ive just been asked to leave Donny Rovers ground for being nasty to a Donny player . I was wondering past so i popped in for a look. I was asked to leave for taking the piss out of a ginger kid wearing bright orange boots. Well its just wrong isnt it. He needed telling .
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Post by Mrs H on Jan 31, 2007 14:11:12 GMT -1
PMSL Andy.
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Post by Fizzy Bread on Jan 31, 2007 14:13:02 GMT -1
Lol, mean but probably deserved!
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Post by HGO on Jan 31, 2007 14:14:48 GMT -1
It was spozzer, you ought to have seen the daft chuff. I did wonder if he wasnt ginger and confused his shoe brush with his hair brush
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Post by Billy on Jan 31, 2007 14:27:38 GMT -1
"the daft chuff" I thought that was a kind of bird
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Post by Mrs H on Jan 31, 2007 14:29:06 GMT -1
"the daft chuff" I thought that was a kind of bird Oh Billy you really aren't from Yorkshire are you!
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Post by Mrs H on Jan 31, 2007 14:29:56 GMT -1
The Cornish Chuff was a bird but I believe it is now extinct.
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Post by The Lucky C on Jan 31, 2007 14:32:38 GMT -1
The Cornish Chuff was a bird but I believe it is now extinct. The Chough (pronounced "chuff") is Cornwall's national bird. It's an endangered species (like the Cornish!). There have been attempts to breed new colonies in Cornwall, but the surviving natural colonies seem to be on the cliffs of southwest Ireland. The Chough is very easily disturbed by human activity. This crow-like member of the jay family, highly intelligent birds, is easily distinguished by their bright red legs and curved red beaks. Cornish writer Les Merton in his booklet, The Spirit of A King, has celebrated it in drama, prose, poetry, fact, and fiction.
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Post by Fizzy Bread on Jan 31, 2007 14:33:54 GMT -1
It was spozzer, you ought to have seen the daft chuff. I did wonder if he wasnt ginger and confused his shoe brush with his hair brush Wouldn't put it past him, coming from Donny..
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Post by Mrs H on Jan 31, 2007 14:34:48 GMT -1
The Cornish Chuff was a bird but I believe it is now extinct. The Chough (pronounced "chuff") is Cornwall's national bird. It's an endangered species (like the Cornish!). There have been attempts to breed new colonies in Cornwall, but the surviving natural colonies seem to be on the cliffs of southwest Ireland. The Chough is very easily disturbed by human activity. This crow-like member of the jay family, highly intelligent birds, is easily distinguished by their bright red legs and curved red beaks. Cornish writer Les Merton in his booklet, The Spirit of A King, has celebrated it in drama, prose, poetry, fact, and fiction. I stand corrected. All I remember about Chough's were that on holiday as a kid the hotel we used to stay at had one stuffed in the hotel lobby. Not great for a someone who has a phobia of birds!
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Post by Billy on Jan 31, 2007 14:35:27 GMT -1
"the daft chuff" I thought that was a kind of bird Oh Billy you really aren't from Yorkshire are you! Only my genes Mrs H!
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Post by Billy on Jan 31, 2007 14:36:05 GMT -1
The Cornish Chuff was a bird but I believe it is now extinct. The Chough (pronounced "chuff") is Cornwall's national bird. It's an endangered species (like the Cornish!). There have been attempts to breed new colonies in Cornwall, but the surviving natural colonies seem to be on the cliffs of southwest Ireland. The Chough is very easily disturbed by human activity. This crow-like member of the jay family, highly intelligent birds, is easily distinguished by their bright red legs and curved red beaks. Cornish writer Les Merton in his booklet, The Spirit of A King, has celebrated it in drama, prose, poetry, fact, and fiction. So I was right!!! ;D ;D
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Post by The Lucky C on Jan 31, 2007 14:36:19 GMT -1
The Chough (pronounced "chuff") is Cornwall's national bird. It's an endangered species (like the Cornish!). There have been attempts to breed new colonies in Cornwall, but the surviving natural colonies seem to be on the cliffs of southwest Ireland. The Chough is very easily disturbed by human activity. This crow-like member of the jay family, highly intelligent birds, is easily distinguished by their bright red legs and curved red beaks. Cornish writer Les Merton in his booklet, The Spirit of A King, has celebrated it in drama, prose, poetry, fact, and fiction. I stand corrected. All I remember about Chough's were that on holiday as a kid the hotel we used to stay at had one stuffed in the hotel lobby. Not great for a someone who has a phobia of birds! they can also be seen on the cornish coat of arms
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Post by Mrs H on Jan 31, 2007 14:36:29 GMT -1
Oh Billy you really aren't from Yorkshire are you! Only my genes Mrs H! Are they Joe Bloggs?
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Post by Billy on Jan 31, 2007 14:37:26 GMT -1
you should know by now Mrs H that I don't wear jeans
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Post by Mrs H on Jan 31, 2007 14:38:36 GMT -1
you should know by now Mrs H that I don't wear jeans Strictly a cords man aren't you Bilee?
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Post by HGO on Jan 31, 2007 14:41:22 GMT -1
How you can be a dirty Leeds fan Billybobs and not know what a chuff is?
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Post by Billy on Jan 31, 2007 14:42:18 GMT -1
you should know by now Mrs H that I don't wear jeans Strictly a cords man aren't you Bilee? aye lass - most of the time! ;D
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Post by Billy on Jan 31, 2007 14:42:46 GMT -1
How you can be a dirty Leeds fan Billybobs and not know what a chuff is? that's not very nice is it?
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Post by Mrs H on Jan 31, 2007 14:43:51 GMT -1
I hear there may be a Billy/Shippers meet up?
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