The Dew Drop Inn Virtual Rugby Pub

First topic message reminder :

Welcome to the virtual rugby pub - a place where you can come in for a sly beverage and discuss whatever's on your mind, or just eavesdrop on the regulars if you fancy a break from all the rugby chat.

The only rule in this pub is one of mutual respect for everyone in it, oh and no defacing the Tommy Bowe photo on the bar. That's a banning offence

So pull up a chair....what'll it be?

Notch wrote:Relief, because you're obviously not as sad as me.
Then envy, because I have loads of free time and you don't
Then relief, because you have a full-time job and I don't.

I do all of my posting in work!

Rava wrote:Read back while I had stopped on top of a hill for my lunch break. Prop's dilemma affected me although there were only a few farm animals to witness it. Don't worry, Glas the sheep remain untouched.
Anyway got me thinking. A few places on our Golf Course have wild raspberries growing. Ripe just around now and very nice. Rule is though, never eat any that are below waist height

Natures candy Rav. My boss sometimes brings in fresh raspberries and blueberries from her garden. Gorgeous!

Rava wrote:Ripe just around now and very nice. Rule is though, never eat any that are below waist height

What if you're one of the seven dwarves?

Jump

Simon says Jump

Apparently playing Simon Says helps to improve self control and restrain compulsive behaviour.

Simon says no behavioural conditioning facts

Your name's not Simon!

Simon says no sticking tongues out

Simon says you must all buy me a drink to celebrate my 2000th post.

Simon Says you owe me, Stag and Cari a drink then!

rugbydreamer wrote:Simon says you must all buy me a drink to celebrate my 2000th post.

I didn't get one...neither did Staggy and Notch.

Cari, Notch - ha very true! Although don't think Simon was saying anything then....

Notch and Cari don't drink. I get 3 drinks

Simon says Dreamer must not take advantage of this game

Who is this Simon anyway? He sounds like a demanding bumhole to me...

Simon says that anyone who takes advantage of this game should be forced to drive into the m4 traffic!!

Staggy - I'll have some cake instead please. Fanks

MBTGOG wrote:Simon says Dreamer must not take advantage of this game

ah boo, Simon's no fun.

Reckon I'll have a anyway.....

Here's a really important question. You know when you stub your toe on something and it really hurts, what do you tend to do? Shout? Swear?

AsLongAsBut100ofUs wrote:Jump

for my love ?

Cari wrote:Here's a really important question. You know when you stub your toe on something and it really hurts, what do you tend to do? Shout? Swear?

CRY like a toddler.

I hop around a lot, usually say one swear word before repeatedly saying ow. Then after about 10 seconds it stops hurting and I'm fine.

Cari wrote:Here's a really important question. You know when you stub your toe on something and it really hurts, what do you tend to do? Shout? Swear?

Swear and shout, repeatedly. I once broke my toe after stubbing it on a tiled step. Then went to a music festival and had a fat man jump on it.
Supergrass “moving” will never sound the same to me again!

MBTGOG wrote:

Cari wrote:Here's a really important question. You know when you stub your toe on something and it really hurts, what do you tend to do? Shout? Swear?

CRY like a toddler.

I normally curse the thing that stubbed my toe!!

Oh and then I finish up by glaring at the thing I stubbed my toe on as though it's all that things fault and not mine for not looking where I was going.

Mickado wrote:Swear and shout, repeatedly. I once broke my toe after stubbing it on a tiled step. Then went to a music festival and had a fat man jump on it. Supergrass “moving” will never sound the same to me again!

Don't hate me Mick, but I laughed when I read that

Devo didn’t know if they were men
Because they couldn’t get no satisfaction
The Rats were caught in their own trap
Steve Strange began to change

It was sore at the time, but I can laugh about it now.

Ultravox had a system
Kraftwerk nearly beat them
And the Yellow Magic Orchestra missed them
Eno rose for Lowe

The Slits became rasta
And the Buzzcocks played faster and faster with adrenalin
John Cooper Clarke he was smart
The Public Image became Limited
The Police were re-released and came out as a three-piece

The Rocky Horror Show became the history of tomorrow
Nina Hagen, she was a German maiden
And the music press revealed their anger
When threatened by the Stranglers

This broadcast was brought to you in 1979
I’m just talking to you over these waves
Not just about another time and another place
And before we knew it
The old wave was gone and controlled

Not sure if it's been mention but Crusaders have withdrawn from super league for next season so I wonder if Alfie will return to Union?

MBTGOG wrote:Simon says no behavioural conditioning facts

Is this how you're going to talk from now on, Penfro?

I think he's ee cummings.

luckless_pedestrian wrote:Is this how you're going to talk from now on, Penfro?

Quoting lyrics from an artist/band that Huggy was referring to earlier (in his somewhat auto-biographically posts ) Just bored Poopie in work, not because there's nothing to do but just waiting on others to do their stuff first Which then means when things are late going in the Testers cop the flak Good job I'm armour-plated

I said hey yay yay hey hey...woss goin' on?!

I never liked this song, Cari. It turns out that the singer went on to write songs for Pink, which hasn't made me any fonder of her.

Rolling like thunder under the covers.

I'm not keen on it either, but it's one of those songs that's so familiar you find yourself singing along uncontrollably. What's really annoying about it is when not very good singers try it on karaoke...

Oh now here's a tune...Otis Redding...

I've only been to karaoke once (I sang too, ''Til there was You' was my song). I remember someone slaughtering 'Don't Stop me Now.'

Only once I had a go at karaoke....when I still drank funnily enough. I co-murdered "Paradise By The Dashboard Light" singing the girlie parts. The pub at the end of my road does karaoke every Sunday and it's...loud...

Why does anybody in Wales need kareoke? Just turn the jukebox off and give it time.

We've done Karaoke for my best friends last 2 birthdays now. You can book a karaoke room in Tiger Tiger that can fit about 14 of you. They've got a massive song list to choose from, I love it. Would never want to do karaoke out where everyone could hear me though!

Glas a du wrote:Why does anybody in Wales need kareoke? Just turn the jukebox off and give it time.

actually this is probably very true. No jukebox back home in the Cwmdu Inn and people always start singing in there. Tis brilliant.

Ah the Cwmdu Inn. Site of many a fine pissup.

Same here Glas, and many a family pub lock in too. I it.

Da bo, mas o ma go blydi gloi, rhy dwym i fod mewn blydi office, ma ffarmo i wneud.