21 Jun 15
Originally posted by Rene ClaudeGreat day, feller.
It's fathers' day in the UK. We've had the children and grandchildren around an it's been a great day.
I've just realised that the first sentence rhymes and at the moment I am rather the worse (or better) for drink.
Happy fathers' day
My oldest (23 years young) has just told me he has bought tickets for us to go see Alice Cooper in Manchester later in the year. Brilliant.
However, UK rhyming with day ?? shows how much you've supped. Good for you
