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lostinwales wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

rIck_dAgless wrote:Morning, all.

Tino, as a Cheshire lad, did you ever read the Alan Garner books?

Was recommending them to a southern colleague today.

Morning riCK.

I did read a couple many, many years ago. I enjoyed them actually.

I live a few miles East of Alan Garner country. Alderley Edge is WAG central these days, not much magic left but you do, genuinely, see car (or possibly footballer) spotters hanging around on street corners

I'll add to this. Alderley Edge itself is a big rock in the middle of the Cheshire planes. It is full of minerals. I am not sure if they still do but they used to do tours of the copper mines underneath it which we did once. Very different way of spending an evening

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

rIck_dAgless wrote:Morning, all.

Tino, as a Cheshire lad, did you ever read the Alan Garner books?

Was recommending them to a southern colleague today.

Morning riCK.

I did read a couple many, many years ago. I enjoyed them actually.

He only did 2 I believe, great books

rIck_dAgless wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

rIck_dAgless wrote:Morning, all.

Tino, as a Cheshire lad, did you ever read the Alan Garner books?

Was recommending them to a southern colleague today.

Morning riCK.

I did read a couple many, many years ago. I enjoyed them actually.

He only did 2 I believe, great books

I must have read his whole catalogue then!

I can't remember them very well but recall enjoying them.

lostinwales wrote:

lostinwales wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

rIck_dAgless wrote:Morning, all.

Tino, as a Cheshire lad, did you ever read the Alan Garner books?

Was recommending them to a southern colleague today.

Morning riCK.

I did read a couple many, many years ago. I enjoyed them actually.

I live a few miles East of Alan Garner country. Alderley Edge is WAG central these days, not much magic left but you do, genuinely, see car (or possibly footballer) spotters hanging around on street corners

I'll add to this. Alderley Edge itself is a big rock in the middle of the Cheshire planes. It is full of minerals. I am not sure if they still do but they used to do tours of the copper mines underneath it which we did once. Very different way of spending an evening

Salt mines were always the go to for an primary schools in Cheshire, that and working water wheel mills for some reason.

Brisingamens's nightclub is full of tryhards and wanabee WAGs

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

rIck_dAgless wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

rIck_dAgless wrote:Morning, all.

Tino, as a Cheshire lad, did you ever read the Alan Garner books?

Was recommending them to a southern colleague today.

Morning riCK.

I did read a couple many, many years ago. I enjoyed them actually.

He only did 2 I believe, great books

I must have read his whole catalogue then!

I can't remember them very well but recall enjoying them.

Yeah me too, my colleague was asking for recommendations for fantasy novels for a pre teen, and those immediately sprang to mind.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:I wonder if Tino wonders what Galted is wearing today.

Tird.

Nope. I've stopped wondering about that now.

I'm now wondering whether they'll ever be a boy born who can swim faster than a shark.

Mark Harris.

I'll give him 7/10.

Bloody good post, deserves better than a michaelsing.

lostinwales wrote:

lostinwales wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

rIck_dAgless wrote:Morning, all.

Tino, as a Cheshire lad, did you ever read the Alan Garner books?

Was recommending them to a southern colleague today.

Morning riCK.

I did read a couple many, many years ago. I enjoyed them actually.

I live a few miles East of Alan Garner country. Alderley Edge is WAG central these days, not much magic left but you do, genuinely, see car (or possibly footballer) spotters hanging around on street corners

I'll add to this. Alderley Edge itself is a big rock in the middle of the Cheshire planes. It is full of minerals. I am not sure if they still do but they used to do tours of the copper mines underneath it which we did once. Very different way of spending an evening

On a similar topic, if you're ever near Krakow (lovely city) then get yourself to the salt mines nearby. It is about 20 minutes by car from memory. Absolutely amazing place. Basically this enormous salt mine with huge chambers carved out of it and a full on chapel down there carved out of the salt. It really has to be seen to be believed.

Galted wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:I wonder if Tino wonders what Galted is wearing today.

Tird.

Nope. I've stopped wondering about that now.

I'm now wondering whether they'll ever be a boy born who can swim faster than a shark.

Mark Harris.

I'll give him 7/10.

Bloody good post, deserves better than a michaelsing.

Thanks, Galted. If Jules had posted it, everyone would have been all over him saying what a great play on words it was.

I was a little upset this morning but over it now. Your post has been a big factor in my recovery.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

Galted wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:I wonder if Tino wonders what Galted is wearing today.

Tird.

Nope. I've stopped wondering about that now.

I'm now wondering whether they'll ever be a boy born who can swim faster than a shark.

Mark Harris.

I'll give him 7/10.

Bloody good post, deserves better than a michaelsing.

Thanks, Galted. If Jules had posted it, everyone would have been all over him saying what a great play on words it was.

I was a little upset this morning but over it now. Your post has been a big factor in my recovery.

Good that you can roll with it.

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

Galted wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:I wonder if Tino wonders what Galted is wearing today.

Tird.

Nope. I've stopped wondering about that now.

I'm now wondering whether they'll ever be a boy born who can swim faster than a shark.

Mark Harris.

I'll give him 7/10.

Bloody good post, deserves better than a michaelsing.

Thanks, Galted. If Jules had posted it, everyone would have been all over him saying what a great play on words it was.

I was a little upset this morning but over it now. Your post has been a big factor in my recovery.

Good that you can roll with it.

Some might say that, not me though.

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

Galted wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:I wonder if Tino wonders what Galted is wearing today.

Tird.

Nope. I've stopped wondering about that now.

I'm now wondering whether they'll ever be a boy born who can swim faster than a shark.

Mark Harris.

I'll give him 7/10.

Bloody good post, deserves better than a michaelsing.

Thanks, Galted. If Jules had posted it, everyone would have been all over him saying what a great play on words it was.

I was a little upset this morning but over it now. Your post has been a big factor in my recovery.

Good that you can roll with it.

Some may say you're trying to wind me up, Jules.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

lostinwales wrote:

lostinwales wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

rIck_dAgless wrote:Morning, all.

Tino, as a Cheshire lad, did you ever read the Alan Garner books?

Was recommending them to a southern colleague today.

Morning riCK.

I did read a couple many, many years ago. I enjoyed them actually.

I live a few miles East of Alan Garner country. Alderley Edge is WAG central these days, not much magic left but you do, genuinely, see car (or possibly footballer) spotters hanging around on street corners

I'll add to this. Alderley Edge itself is a big rock in the middle of the Cheshire planes. It is full of minerals. I am not sure if they still do but they used to do tours of the copper mines underneath it which we did once. Very different way of spending an evening

On a similar topic, if you're ever near Krakow (lovely city) then get yourself to the salt mines nearby. It is about 20 minutes by car from memory. Absolutely amazing place. Basically this enormous salt mine with huge chambers carved out of it and a full on chapel down there carved out of the salt. It really has to be seen to be believed.

I've been to Krakow, it is a lovely city.  Didn't visit the salt mines though, visited Auschwitz-Birkenau instead, which is like an early version of Butlins.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

Galted wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:I wonder if Tino wonders what Galted is wearing today.

Tird.

Nope. I've stopped wondering about that now.

I'm now wondering whether they'll ever be a boy born who can swim faster than a shark.

Mark Harris.

I'll give him 7/10.

Bloody good post, deserves better than a michaelsing.

Thanks, Galted. If Jules had posted it, everyone would have been all over him saying what a great play on words it was.

I was a little upset this morning but over it now. Your post has been a big factor in my recovery.

Good that you can roll with it.

Some may say you're trying to wind me up, Jules.

Whatever.

Galted wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

lostinwales wrote:

lostinwales wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

rIck_dAgless wrote:Morning, all.

Tino, as a Cheshire lad, did you ever read the Alan Garner books?

Was recommending them to a southern colleague today.

Morning riCK.

I did read a couple many, many years ago. I enjoyed them actually.

I live a few miles East of Alan Garner country. Alderley Edge is WAG central these days, not much magic left but you do, genuinely, see car (or possibly footballer) spotters hanging around on street corners

I'll add to this. Alderley Edge itself is a big rock in the middle of the Cheshire planes. It is full of minerals. I am not sure if they still do but they used to do tours of the copper mines underneath it which we did once. Very different way of spending an evening

On a similar topic, if you're ever near Krakow (lovely city) then get yourself to the salt mines nearby. It is about 20 minutes by car from memory. Absolutely amazing place. Basically this enormous salt mine with huge chambers carved out of it and a full on chapel down there carved out of the salt. It really has to be seen to be believed.

I've been to Krakow, it is a lovely city.  Didn't visit the salt mines though, visited Auschwitz-Birkenau instead, which is like an early version of Butlins.

I also visited Auschwitz-Birkenau the day after the salt mines.

The car that I'd ordered to collect me and my arl man from Auschwitz never turned up. I was furious, Galted. Those poor souls that perished there are lucky they never suffered the inconvenience of being stranded without transport in a foreign country.

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

Galted wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:I wonder if Tino wonders what Galted is wearing today.

Tird.

Nope. I've stopped wondering about that now.

I'm now wondering whether they'll ever be a boy born who can swim faster than a shark.

Mark Harris.

I'll give him 7/10.

Bloody good post, deserves better than a michaelsing.

Thanks, Galted. If Jules had posted it, everyone would have been all over him saying what a great play on words it was.

I was a little upset this morning but over it now. Your post has been a big factor in my recovery.

Good that you can roll with it.

Some may say you're trying to wind me up, Jules.

Whatever.

Don't wind me up anymore, Jules. You won't live forever, pal.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

Galted wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

lostinwales wrote:

lostinwales wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

rIck_dAgless wrote:Morning, all.

Tino, as a Cheshire lad, did you ever read the Alan Garner books?

Was recommending them to a southern colleague today.

Morning riCK.

I did read a couple many, many years ago. I enjoyed them actually.

I live a few miles East of Alan Garner country. Alderley Edge is WAG central these days, not much magic left but you do, genuinely, see car (or possibly footballer) spotters hanging around on street corners

I'll add to this. Alderley Edge itself is a big rock in the middle of the Cheshire planes. It is full of minerals. I am not sure if they still do but they used to do tours of the copper mines underneath it which we did once. Very different way of spending an evening

On a similar topic, if you're ever near Krakow (lovely city) then get yourself to the salt mines nearby. It is about 20 minutes by car from memory. Absolutely amazing place. Basically this enormous salt mine with huge chambers carved out of it and a full on chapel down there carved out of the salt. It really has to be seen to be believed.

I've been to Krakow, it is a lovely city.  Didn't visit the salt mines though, visited Auschwitz-Birkenau instead, which is like an early version of Butlins.

I also visited Auschwitz-Birkenau the day after the salt mines.

The car that I'd ordered to collect me and my arl man from Auschwitz never turned up. I was furious, Galted. Those poor souls that perished there are lucky they never suffered the inconvenience of being stranded without transport in a foreign country.

Couldn't you have got a train?

Galted wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

Galted wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

lostinwales wrote:

lostinwales wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

rIck_dAgless wrote:Morning, all.

Tino, as a Cheshire lad, did you ever read the Alan Garner books?

Was recommending them to a southern colleague today.

Morning riCK.

I did read a couple many, many years ago. I enjoyed them actually.

I live a few miles East of Alan Garner country. Alderley Edge is WAG central these days, not much magic left but you do, genuinely, see car (or possibly footballer) spotters hanging around on street corners

I'll add to this. Alderley Edge itself is a big rock in the middle of the Cheshire planes. It is full of minerals. I am not sure if they still do but they used to do tours of the copper mines underneath it which we did once. Very different way of spending an evening

On a similar topic, if you're ever near Krakow (lovely city) then get yourself to the salt mines nearby. It is about 20 minutes by car from memory. Absolutely amazing place. Basically this enormous salt mine with huge chambers carved out of it and a full on chapel down there carved out of the salt. It really has to be seen to be believed.

I've been to Krakow, it is a lovely city.  Didn't visit the salt mines though, visited Auschwitz-Birkenau instead, which is like an early version of Butlins.

I also visited Auschwitz-Birkenau the day after the salt mines.

The car that I'd ordered to collect me and my arl man from Auschwitz never turned up. I was furious, Galted. Those poor souls that perished there are lucky they never suffered the inconvenience of being stranded without transport in a foreign country.

Couldn't you have got a train?

l*l out loud.

None were running. Eichmann gets a lot of stick, but no one can say the trains from Auschwitz didn't run on time during his stewardship.

Can't let your post be the weekending michaelsing but I'm a bit Hessitant to make any more Holocaust jokes.

Galted wrote:Can't let your post be the weekending michaelsing but I'm a bit Hessitant to make any more Holocaust jokes.

You're so reich.

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Galted wrote:Can't let your post be the weekending michaelsing but I'm a bit Hessitant to make any more Holocaust jokes.

You're so reich.

I did Nazi another afternoon of puns arriving.

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Galted wrote:Can't let your post be the weekending michaelsing but I'm a bit Hessitant to make any more Holocaust jokes.

You're so reich.

Can I be frank? I'm not comfortable with this at all.

superflyweight wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Galted wrote:Can't let your post be the weekending michaelsing but I'm a bit Hessitant to make any more Holocaust jokes.

You're so reich.

Can I be frank?  I'm not comfortable with this at all.  

Agree, it's getting a tiny bit out of Oder.

Pal Joey wrote:

superflyweight wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Galted wrote:Can't let your post be the weekending michaelsing but I'm a bit Hessitant to make any more Holocaust jokes.

You're so reich.

Can I be frank?  I'm not comfortable with this at all.  

Agree, it's getting a tiny bit out of Oder.

If anyone is offended, Heil be the first to apologise.

superflyweight wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:

Galted wrote:Can't let your post be the weekending michaelsing but I'm a bit Hessitant to make any more Holocaust jokes.

You're so reich.

Can I be frank?  I'm not comfortable with this at all.  

OK Frank

I'm Goering to have to log off soon. Have a lovely weekend all.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:I'm Goering to have to log off soon. Have a lovely weekend all.

I shall salute you as you leave.

Achtung! Faust!

I'm hoping nobody was Frank Williams. If anyone was... I loved your acting.

Pal Joey wrote:Achtung! Faust!

I'm hoping nobody was Frank Williams. If anyone was... I loved your acting.

Sicond. I thought you meant the F1 maestro but he died months ago

lostinwales wrote:

Pal Joey wrote:Achtung! Faust!

I'm hoping nobody was Frank Williams. If anyone was... I loved your acting.

Sicond. I thought you meant the F1 maestro but he died months ago

Yes, same names. I thought it was the Dad's Army guy (at first) who died last year.

Pal Joey wrote:

lostinwales wrote:

Pal Joey wrote:Achtung! Faust!

I'm hoping nobody was Frank Williams. If anyone was... I loved your acting.

Sicond. I thought you meant the F1 maestro but he died months ago

Yes, same names. I thought it was the Dad's Army guy (at first) who died last year.

If only they were one and the same

lostinwales wrote:

Pal Joey wrote:

lostinwales wrote:

Pal Joey wrote:Achtung! Faust!

I'm hoping nobody was Frank Williams. If anyone was... I loved your acting.

Sicond. I thought you meant the F1 maestro but he died months ago

Yes, same names. I thought it was the Dad's Army guy (at first) who died last year.

If only they were one and the same

It would make life on here a lot easier and more unambiguous wouldn't it?

I was not Frank Williams.
Nor am I Frank Williams.

So sad that Super asked to be Frank just this past Friday and now this happens.

Luckily I didn't take up my role as Frank as I was too distracted with the effort of not having a w*nk during Olivia Rodrigo's Glastonbury performance.

superflyweight wrote:Luckily I didn't take up my role as Frank as I was too distracted with the effort of not having a w*nk during Olivia Rodrigo's Glastonbury performance.

Never watch Glastonbury and had no idea who Olivia Rodrigo is but a quick Googling has ensured that my interest in w*nking has been renewed.

Pre 9am fist!

Even the dead get up early sometimes.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Pre 9am fist!

Even the dead get up early sometimes.

6pm sicond.

Thanks for your kind words on the tipping thread, Tino.

Any good recent funny anecdotes from the wedding business? I hope it continues to boom.

Tird.
It's a nice day for a white wedding. With garments supplied by Mrs. Tino & Husband Ltd.

Pal Joey wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Pre 9am fist!

Even the dead get up early sometimes.

6pm sicond.

Thanks for your kind words on the tipping thread, Tino.

Any good recent funny anecdotes from the wedding business? I hope it continues to boom.

You're welcome, champ. It really is a fine thing you've got going on there. Full of admiration for you.

Not many amusing anecdotes from me I'm afraid. Business is going well, albeit from the despair of the last couple of years, but amusing anecdotes are hard to find. I'm off out delivering a couple of dresses in an hour or so actually. One in Hemel Hempstead then back round the M25 to St Albans. I've become quite the connoisseur of motorway service stations recently. We used to have a kid that did the deliveries for us but had to let him go for obvious reasons. Not something I particularly enjoy (driving or letting people go) but its either that or send Mrs Windows out and I do the dress making and no needs to see that. If things keep improving, we'll take him back on and hopefully, ultimately, take an apprentice seamstress on as well.

Then I can focus on being the powerhouse businessman driving the company forward watching sport on TV whilst Mrs Windows works her magic.

How is your work going? Any film crews camping out in your garden again?

JuliusHMarx wrote:Tird.
It's a nice day for a white wedding. With garments supplied by Mrs. Tino & Husband Ltd.

Do you live in Hemel Hempstead or St Albans?

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

Pal Joey wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Pre 9am fist!

Even the dead get up early sometimes.

6pm sicond.

Thanks for your kind words on the tipping thread, Tino.

Any good recent funny anecdotes from the wedding business? I hope it continues to boom.

You're welcome, champ. It really is a fine thing you've got going on there. Full of admiration for you.

Not many amusing anecdotes from me I'm afraid. Business is going well, albeit from the despair of the last couple of years, but amusing anecdotes are hard to find. I'm off out delivering a couple of dresses in an hour or so actually. One in Hemel Hempstead then back round the M25 to St Albans. I've become quite the connoisseur of motorway service stations recently. We used to have a kid that did the deliveries for us but had to let him go for obvious reasons. Not something I particularly enjoy (driving or letting people go) but its either that or send Mrs Windows out and I do the dress making and no needs to see that. If things keep improving, we'll take him back on and hopefully, ultimately, take an apprentice seamstress on as well.

Then I can focus on being the powerhouse businessman driving the company forward watching sport on TV whilst Mrs Windows works her magic.

How is your work going? Any film crews camping out in your garden again?

I suppose you have to skirt around Luton to get to Hemel Hempstead just to avoid having an IED lobbed through your car window by Shah.
That sounds good though. Driving around the countryside with the boot full of lace and filigree; having just avoided the bulk of the peak hour traffic.

Business is going well here too for me. Lots more decent work but I'm still getting a few enquiries from locals who have unrealistic expectations when it comes to cost. Materials here have gone up 30-40% in some cases and everyone wants a palace for a couple hundred grand. So I'm not doing any small residential stuff - too time consuming and the fees tend to scare them off anyway. I'm more involved in transport related infrastructure integrated with various residential and commercial elements near the new metro stations. It's a bit of a building boom here with 27 new stations under construction and there's plenty of work spinning off from that.

Switched off the airbnb. Got many people booking then cancelling. Something dodgy going on. Think some people are trying to make money relocating displaced people from Ukraine, which I would happily accommodate but not through some 3rd person. I needed a bit of a break too from all of that caper. I've had around 56 groups and over 360 people from all parts of the globe stay here but that was mostly pre-covid. Times and people have changed I believe. Not as much fun as it used to be with all these new hosting requirements - and you never know if a guest has genuine proof of who they say they are, especially when it comes to locals who mostly want to party and could potentially trash the place.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

Pal Joey wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Pre 9am fist!

Even the dead get up early sometimes.

6pm sicond.

Thanks for your kind words on the tipping thread, Tino.

Any good recent funny anecdotes from the wedding business? I hope it continues to boom.

You're welcome, champ. It really is a fine thing you've got going on there. Full of admiration for you.

Not many amusing anecdotes from me I'm afraid. Business is going well, albeit from the despair of the last couple of years, but amusing anecdotes are hard to find. I'm off out delivering a couple of dresses in an hour or so actually. One in Hemel Hempstead then back round the M25 to St Albans. I've become quite the connoisseur of motorway service stations recently. We used to have a kid that did the deliveries for us but had to let him go for obvious reasons. Not something I particularly enjoy (driving or letting people go) but its either that or send Mrs Windows out and I do the dress making and no needs to see that. If things keep improving, we'll take him back on and hopefully, ultimately, take an apprentice seamstress on as well.

Then I can focus on being the powerhouse businessman driving the company forward watching sport on TV whilst Mrs Windows works her magic.

How is your work going? Any film crews camping out in your garden again?

FFS, Tino, another gripping post ruined.

Galted wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

Pal Joey wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Pre 9am fist!

Even the dead get up early sometimes.

6pm sicond.

Thanks for your kind words on the tipping thread, Tino.

Any good recent funny anecdotes from the wedding business? I hope it continues to boom.

You're welcome, champ. It really is a fine thing you've got going on there. Full of admiration for you.

Not many amusing anecdotes from me I'm afraid. Business is going well, albeit from the despair of the last couple of years, but amusing anecdotes are hard to find. I'm off out delivering a couple of dresses in an hour or so actually. One in Hemel Hempstead then back round the M25 to St Albans. I've become quite the connoisseur of motorway service stations recently. We used to have a kid that did the deliveries for us but had to let him go for obvious reasons. Not something I particularly enjoy (driving or letting people go) but its either that or send Mrs Windows out and I do the dress making and no needs to see that. If things keep improving, we'll take him back on and hopefully, ultimately, take an apprentice seamstress on as well.

Then I can focus on being the powerhouse businessman driving the company forward watching sport on TV whilst Mrs Windows works her magic.

How is your work going? Any film crews camping out in your garden again?

FFS, Tino, another gripping post ruined.

For heavens sake.

I've twice been close to posting something meaningful and arsed it up both times.

If you could iron out the little errors you could be to 606v2 what Jeff is to Tw*tter.

We currently have film crews parked in the car park, no idea why.

Afternoon.

rIck_dAgless wrote:We currently have film crews parked in the car park, no idea why.

Afternoon.

Is it the BBC news filming you on strike?

Fist out of my head.

Sicond out of my league.

Tird day of the week

Looks like everyone else was a Mexican being smuggled into the US, who would've thought?