is Piglet's Pub

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Coffee please

-Ian- wrote:You'd have to get past me First Terry

It`s good to have a bit of competition Ian, i love a challenge

Inez Maria wrote:

I will say one thing Inez, in typical pub Humour. If you were my Daughter, i would still be giving you a bath

Tezzers wrote:

-Ian- wrote:You'd have to get past me First Terry

It`s good to have a bit of competition Ian, i love a challenge

I'm ahead of you Terry... She's seen a pic of me

-Ian- wrote:

I'm ahead of you Terry... She's seen a pic of me

Surely i will have a better chance then

A bath

A picture Ian where?

Ha ha... Maybe we'll see

Inez Maria wrote:

A picture Ian where?

Them saucy ones that I posted way back

-Ian- wrote:Ha ha... Maybe we'll see

I love the pub banter mate. Has you darts finished ?

Oh yea what lovely eyes you have ,,,,,,,,

Inez Maria wrote:A bath  

Yes please, Yes please

Tezzers wrote:

-Ian- wrote:Ha ha... Maybe we'll see

I love the pub banter mate. Has you darts finished ?

Yup... Early finish but still in the club hoping the rain will stop

Inez Maria wrote:Oh yea what lovely eyes you have ,,,,,,,,

You noticed

Oh I did Ian ,,,,,,,,,,

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Walking up the hill... See ya all in a few mins.

Pint Please, and a double bacardi/coke

Here ya go Tezza, am off to bed now big day tomorrow,tell Ian I have washed his pyjamas

Oh freshness... Think I might be heading upstairs sooner than I thought

Inez Maria wrote:Here ya go Tezza, am off to bed now big day tomorrow,tell Ian I have washed his pyjamas

Thanks Inez, sleep well

Win or Lose Tonight Ian ?

As it happens... I was on the bench hence being here on the forum but the team won so not worried

-Ian- wrote:As it happens... I was on the bench hence being here on the forum but the team won so not worried

Yep, thats all what counts mate

beer please

JStaff wrote:beer please

Here you go Lee, a nice cold one for you

thanks Terry

Cannae beat banter ill nick a coffee

coffee please

drinks ian and terry?

Just a glass of water please Crystal

here u go ian

well terry was online

Mia05 wrote:drinks ian and terry?

Pint for me please Crystal

here you terry straight from the carling tap

good evening to you both

Crystal, we are now up to our prince in my doggy stories Our prince was a lovely dog we rescued as a pup. he was about 3 months old when we got him, and he was a bully cross. we had 14 wonderful years company with prince, and way too many tales to tell.
Sadly his back legs started to give out, so we had to say a very very tearful goodbye to my little prince
Next time i will tell you about our sheba, a cross staffy.

Mia05 wrote:here you terry straight from the carling tap

Thanks Evening Ian !

Sounds like you've had quiet a few 4 pawed friends over the years Terry

aww sounds lovely terry sounds like you have lead a happy dog life with your pets only had 1 pet for a few months when growing up his name was champ he was a german shepherd he chewed everything in the house supposing we were away for 5 minutes, the last straw was when he got on the kitcen worktop opened my mums makeup bag it was zipped and chewed everything he was a rogue i think the dog warden kept him for himself as he was pictured years later in the local newspaper as having won an award .

i always believed having a dog from a young age and introducing a dog into the family makes a child less fearful i believe it gives a child a bit responsibility as well. wish id had dogs growing up

coffee please

-Ian- wrote:Sounds like you've had quiet a few 4 pawed friends over the years Terry

Yes, two when still with my parents and brothers, And Maya is our fourth since getting married.

oops I meant beer please

my uncle did have a dobermann his name was bruno he was a guard dog but loved all the kids and wouldn't let nybody else come near his food or his bone apart from me must have been something about me

here u go j

thanks Crystal

Mia05 wrote:aww sounds lovely terry sounds like you have lead a happy dog life with your pets only had 1 pet for a few months when growing up his name was champ he was a german shepherd he chewed everything in the house supposing we were away for 5 minutes, the last straw was when he got on the kitcen worktop opened my mums makeup bag it was zipped and chewed everything he was a rogue i think the dog warden kept him for himself as he was pictured years later in the local newspaper as having won an award .

Thats dogs for you Crystal

indeed terry i acually laughed when i relaised what he done and marvelled how intelligent he was to have opened the zip of the bag after etting it off the bunker

Mia05 wrote:i always believed having a dog from a young age and introducing a dog into the family makes a child less fearful i believe it gives a child a bit responsibility as well.  wish id had dogs growing up

When my first son `Shane` was born, our lady was only a few weeks old herself, and she used to sleep in shanes crib with him Obviously under supervision

aww bless

Mia05 wrote:indeed terry i acually laughed when i relaised what he done and marvelled how intelligent he was to have opened the zip of the bag after etting it off the bunker

Very intelligent dogs german shepherds, as you found out just got to let Maya out BRB