Originally posted by PolicestateAh. . . I see you are a man who enjoys the pleasures of life. I feel a night on the town to remember lays ahead. . . Would you care to join me in a glass of the finest red my cellars have to offer. . ?
Yes, sorry. My reposte was most unbecoming in the company of such literary genius
I shall search my lofts. Await me a short while my friend......
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Originally posted by SiskinAh Mr Burns. . .Now I am back in possession of the sacred text I have to say
Here you are
http://www.countrybookshop.co.uk/books/index.phtml?whatfor=0752435469
"Tis a meaner part of sense to find a fault than taste an excellence"
Would you like a glass of wine? A man of your notable character is more than welcome to join Policestate and myself on a night in town.
Originally posted by EAPOEYes. Mr Burns would add value to our gathering.
Ah Mr Burns. . .Now I am back in possession of the sacred text I have to say
"Tis a meaner part of sense to find a fault than taste an excellence"
Would you like a glass of wine? A man of your notable character is more than welcome to join Policestae and myself on a night in town.
Watch out ladies.
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Originally posted by PolicestateLets start the evening with a pint of Shepard's Ale in "The Duck and Fiddle", it is across the road from Mrs “Migins Pie Shop”.
Yes. Mr Burns would add value to our gathering.
Watch out ladies.
Then to the opera, there is sure to be a fine selection of courtesan’s from whom we can take our pick.
Originally posted by EAPOESir, I must decline.
Here. . . Please fill your glass friend.
Your offer is, of course, worthy of a man I might one day call 'friend'. However, as reading across to a parallel thread I posted will reveal forthwith; to mix the alcoholic grape ferment of which ye speak with modern medicines may cause ill effects
According to the leaflet in the box anyway
Originally posted by EAPOE3 is a crowd, but 4 is a gaggle indeed.
Lets start the evening with a pint of Shepard's Ale in "The Duck and Fiddle", it is across the road from Mrs “Migins Pie Shop”.
Then to the opera, there is sure to be a fine selection of courtesan’s from whom we can take our pick.
Pray, have you made enquiries as to the availability of Dr Johnson? Let us bring Wenches also
Originally posted by PolicestateMy God the quacks have not put you on a course of Mercury have they?
Sir, I must decline.
Your offer is, of course, worthy of a man I might one day call 'friend'. However, as reading across to a parallel thread I posted will reveal forthwith; to mix the alcoholic grape ferment of which ye speak with modern medicines may cause ill effects
According to the leaflet in the box anyway