Ah feck Sadie!Cockatrice wrote:Ordered said taxi to Spanners and give the name Logan... apparently it was telephoned from the front gate that there was a taxi for Logan.. didn't go down well.
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Ah feck Sadie!Cockatrice wrote:Ordered said taxi to Spanners and give the name Logan... apparently it was telephoned from the front gate that there was a taxi for Logan.. didn't go down well.
Or ring the skip hire company and book one to be delivered to Ravenhill c/o Logan ..... chuckle chuckle........ chuckleBaggyTrousers wrote:Cockers me ould China I suppose you will be completing the treble?
Taxi
£80 Chinese takeaway to his residence
Send the undertakers round, same address.
It has been this way for decades. The only sad thing about these wheezes is you don't get to see the reaction.
I did indeed use Fonacab as it only seemed right and proper to use an official sponsor..thecrouch wrote:I hope you used Fonacab Cocky, Ulster Rugby's official taxi partner.
I am considering traveling down the m7 to turnipstan for that game but I am nervous we'll get pumped and it'll just make me angry.BaggyTrousers wrote:Crouchie, I understand what you are saying, however we don't need further damage. If several sources are supplying the same rumour that the Ulster old boys are on their way out, then the job of disapproval has largely taken effect.
I understand that problems may well be greater than 2/3 coaches but from the playing point of view, thats a big start.
I'm hoping that we win the next 7 matches, possible but unlikely I know, before going to Munster hopefully preparing for the SDC semi final. Remember my three friends, Jon Bon Jovi, James Bay & Tom Petty.
If Ulster beat Embra I will be delighted, surely we all will be. We aren't Brill, we don't Believe but ultimately we still support the whole fu@king shambles. We are like the classic Christians, suffer now and in the long run some longhaired lout in sandals with a sheet wrapped round his loins will give you a huge house in the sky.
She sounds perfect. Apart from the turnip bitthecrouch wrote:I am considering traveling down the m7 to turnipstan for that game but I am nervous we'll get pumped and it'll just make me angry.BaggyTrousers wrote:Crouchie, I understand what you are saying, however we don't need further damage. If several sources are supplying the same rumour that the Ulster old boys are on their way out, then the job of disapproval has largely taken effect.
I understand that problems may well be greater than 2/3 coaches but from the playing point of view, thats a big start.
I'm hoping that we win the next 7 matches, possible but unlikely I know, before going to Munster hopefully preparing for the SDC semi final. Remember my three friends, Jon Bon Jovi, James Bay & Tom Petty.
If Ulster beat Embra I will be delighted, surely we all will be. We aren't Brill, we don't Believe but ultimately we still support the whole fu@king shambles. We are like the classic Christians, suffer now and in the long run some longhaired lout in sandals with a sheet wrapped round his loins will give you a huge house in the sky.
Mrs Crouchie is a turnip fan and we are so bad that she doesn't even laugh at me any more, instead I get the concerned and slightly patronising "another loss? Are you ok? Would you like another beer? I can make you some supper."
Was there last year when Humph missed that last second penalty to win it. Bah!
We should start a supporters club capable of representing supportersGerald the Mole wrote:Hi, what's the chances he would do a "meet the supporters night"