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Death Proof

by yackyack @ 2007-09-21 - 14:24:35

Death Proof - Tarantino does it again. Wicked film, cleverly shot, cool script, great soundtrack, great little goofy quirks...get out and watch it!

Here's a song from the soundtrack, 1965 would you believe!

The scene its associated with in the film is a little brutal, hold on make that a LOT brutal. Genius nonethless.



 
 

Why are we such a distrustful society?

by yackyack @ 2007-09-08 - 15:06:33

I blogged earlier on the topic of DNA databases and civil liberties, reading some of the comments here it was clear that many of the respondents were like me, distrustful of those who run things and didn't have very much confidence in their ability to safeguard their data or run things in a fair non invasive way.

It's clear too that on the whole government generally doesn't trust the people, as it, whatever 'it' maybe appears to be absolutely petrified of the people, so will at every opportunity, look at ways of nailing people down and restricting their ability to move outside of their structured confines or agreed ways of behaviour. laws, tax monitoring, proof of this and that.

It's as if people alone can't be trusted to run their own affairs, as if people need some kind of heavy handed controlling force that makes sure that society is allowed to run in a way that suits the existing set of arrangements, even if the existing set of arrangements are clearly askew and in need of redress.

It isn't just government of course, its banks and inurance companies and anyone else on the receiving end of a claim of one sort or another. I myself made a claim just the other day from my insurance company, I could almost hear the scepticism in the mans voice as he listened to my explanation of what happened. I could almost feel him referencing some cue card or watching some program on his computer screen that monitored my voice inflections for traces of suspected fraudulence.

I do of course have a choice to move on and source a new insurance company next time though, one that isn't so distrustful, maybe one that doesn't make me feel like some pseudo criminal, yet the reality is that wherever i go they are likely to treat me with the same level of suspicion as any other 'client'. It's a bad world and everyone is guilty until proven otherwise!

I'm not going to elaborate too much more as it will be interesting to hear what others think on this.

Why do you think there is such a lack of trust in our world? Am I painting an accurate picture of the relationship between the people and the state, people and commerce or is it a whole lot better than I purport?

Are people more dishonest than they once were, is there a declining set of moral standards, are we all to blame for the type of governance we have, or is it simply a reaction to an ever increasingly competitive world that forces a branch of 'every man for himself' mentality on us all?

DNA database resist at all costs

by yackyack @ 2007-09-08 - 09:44:52

I was reading Stephs blog the other day and read her post on DNA and Civil liberties I commented over there but thought I'd reproduce it here for furhter comment.

The debate stemmed from the comments of Lord Justice Sedley who called for everyone to be put on the national DNA database including foreign visitors. On the face of it it seems like a difficult argument to resist, who can really argue effectively against measures that would ( if we are to believe in the science) make the identification of perpetrators of rape, child killing and murder so much easier.

To be honest if I truly trusted those who governed me, if I hadn’t bore witness to a long list of civil abuses of power in my short time on this planet, if I hadn’t read books like 1984 and subsequently seen parallels in my own everyday life, if there truly was some means of ensuring that my very personal essence and blueprint, god given, biological, non political, non partisan, naturally created material exclusive to me could only ever be used to detect murderous or sexually abusive or violent crime then, perhaps, just perhaps I could well live with it. How can anyone seriously argue that a technology that actually identifies the perpetrator of a crime, that could well be commited again on others within our community, endangering the lives of our sisters and brothers, daughers and sons not be used?

I certainly can’t, not without being mocked and derided as an irresponsible idiot; yet like so many others have identified this isn’t what people have issue with. People have a serious issue with trust, they simply don't (rightly so too) trust those who’d be entrusted to ensure it was used in the right way. Data would be leaked and sold and companies would use this data in sneaky underhand ways. Forget the data protection act, that’s circumvented and ignored daily, its an old clunky mechanism that just cant keep up and is poorly policed.

People would be be right not to trust that cold hearted rationale that would for examples sake, take the chance and probability out from say, medical or life insurance. Companies like these would jump on arguments that say that open disclosure of ones DNA profile should be a requirement of being accepted into a policy. It would be used to develop multiple policies tailored specifically towards certain types of ailements. People would be frightened to the ends of the earth with probabilities that said, your gene profile shows you have a predisposition to cancer or (insert any other number of possible nasty later life diseases) and would be expected to pay the appropriate amount. Society would become eugenicised by a system that made living with a later possibility an economic burden. People would be expected to submit a ‘clean’ DNA profile to prospective employers or life partners, who’d want to knowingly pass on a death sentence or disability to their yet to be had offspring? What company would want to invest thousands of pounds in a person who might be dieing of leukaemia some 4 years down the line?

No, DNA profiling needs to be used for research into gene therapies and stuff that contributes to the greater good without damaging or spoiling the lives of those who live today and tommorrow and thats that nothing else, ever.As much as it pains me to say I really must be satisfied with what we have today (crime detection wise) and live with the consequences of its shortcomings. I think the law as it stands today is simply ill equipped to deal with the pandoras box of issues that would stem from such a policy. I relly dont want to live a life in a society that legislates reactively. Put some very solid, cast iron , irreversible protective measures in place 1st, then I might, just might have a second look. Not today though, no way.

Wear a seatbelt there be robots out there

by yackyack @ 2007-09-05 - 20:45:55

Ok, so lots of people say anyone who doesn't wear a seatbelt is a moron and should be prosecuted and fined and all that punitive nonsense.

I disagree.

If I want to be an idiot, if I want to risk headbutting my airbag or flying through the windscreen then that should be my personal choice, it shouldn't be for the state to say I must.

I just got pulled for not weraing a seatbelt on a trip into town to get some money from the hole in the wall. Net result is a £30 fine. Lovely.

Now i know there are lots of arguments out there in favour of wearing the damn things but jesus, have a bit of leniency in the system for christs sake. I genuinely forget to belt up and get whacked with a £30 fine! its just not far i tell you. Yeah yeah, i hear all those voices saying, aha Rob well at least you'll think twice next time and all that stuff but still....

The motorist in the uk is such an easy target, we are a milked cash cow, criminalised and chased at every opportunity. I really really really dislike the mentality in this country that says bossy boots copper can dole out tickets willy nilly for piffling little things like failing to wear a poxy seat belt. If you look at the legislation it gives all manner of exemptions. If you are an emergency services person then it allows you discretion. This I can understand. It also allows people who drive people for hire (licensed taxis) for example an exemption from the law. Why? What is it about a cab driver that excludes them from the possibilty of flying through windscreens or nutting the steering wheel?

The law is an ass, either its dangerous to not wear a seat belt or it isn't. If a copper or a fireman or an ambulance worker needs to eject themselves from their vehicle quickly, then i can understand that a belt might impede them. But hang on, what if i were in an accident and happened to be constrained by the belt, what if the car was on fire and i couldnt release the damn thing, what then? Burn perhaps?

On balance i'm sure the damn things are probably safer to wear than not but it really should be my right to decide on whether I wear one or not.It's nanny state interference!

£30 feckin quid!!! Bastard. I asked the pc concerned whether or not she'd perhaps had a bad day and whether she enjoyed just pissing people off and ruining their day, to which she replied, ive had a great day sir, you do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defence if....fuckin robot! hang on i said, interrupting her, talk to me like a human being for christs sake, don't dehumanise me behind that facade of thing you think is justice...Sir, she responded, i'm just doing my job, I have no discretion over such things...what a fuckin robot.

At this point i gave up, no point antagonising a robot, they just call in the other robots and rip your car to bits to find something else to slap you with.

can anyone see where Im coming from here? can anyone see that she really didn't have to issue that ticket, she could have just told me off and warned me that if she saw me again she'd ticket me. No discretion indeed, what bollocks is that? Let me guess, she'll go back to the station and wear a lie detector that will recognise that she saw a naughty motorist without a seatbelt and thus gwt reprimanded for behaving like a human?

If you are a policeman or woman reading this, then jesus christ, try and behave like a human, and if you don't or don't want to even, then at least take a little look inside yourself and question why youve become such a horrible bastard at least. It just really isn't necessary.

end of rant.

Thomsonfly.com poor customer service

by yackyack @ 2007-09-05 - 12:19:49

I had to change a flight detail for a flight to Ibiza today.

I sat on the phone for 75 minutes!! Before deciding to give up the ghost.

What appalling customer service this is. "Your call is important to us, a customer service representative will be with you as soon as one becomes available"

What a lot of old bollocks that is. More like, your call to our premium rate 0870 prefix number is important to us!

Why can't companies just offer a decent after sales service? Is it so much to ask for a quick accessible easy to use service? I'll never book with these people again. So for the sake of screwing me over for 75 minutes at 10p per minute, they've lost a future customer.

Lots of my friends fly all over Europe too. I'll be telling them the same too. Do not use thomsonfly.com.

ad: Need a cheap flight?

Czech Republic was great

by yackyack @ 2007-08-23 - 20:27:28

I went to the Czech republic a few days back.

Went kayaking down the river Berounka en route to Prague with a group of Czechs.

What a marvellous group of people they were too, I'll post some pics when I get them.

It was really cool to get immersed into a different mindset and culture, even if I couldn't understand a word of what most of them were on about the majority of the time!

I must say though, they piss all over us brits for hospitality. Generous and warm hearted was the impression they left me with.

How about this though, 15 of us, drank all night from like 730pm to 5am, ate copious amounts of grub and basically sang and danced the whole night through. The bill at the end of the evening, for all 15 of us was just 1600 crowns or Koruny. That's about £39-00 mad eh?

Shish for breakfast a civilised way to start ones day

by yackyack @ 2007-08-11 - 08:56:51

Ok, a little recipe for that unusual brekfast offering.

Take one unopened lamb shish kebab from the night before.

Open it up and remove the lettuce onions and tomato.

Put it in a dish

Take soggy pitta bread and cold cooked lamb chunks and throw on plate.

Stick plate and nuke aforementioned in microwave for 1 minute 10 seconds.

Pile salad on top of steaming culinary delight, and eat with knife and fork.

Wash down with opened half drank bottle of stella nice cup of coffee

London still rocks...

by yackyack @ 2007-08-10 - 23:49:35

For a night on the piss..

Just got back home after a night on the hit and miss with a few pals. Nothing ever change, oh no (name that tune)

It's great really, even coming back on the train on the way home was a giggle. If I ad 2 bob for every woman who flirted with me I'd be 10p richer ;)

As I said in an earlier communique - its good to hook up with friends and talk bollocks.

Kings cross really isn't so bad these days

Dobrou Noc

x

No more les miserables

by yackyack @ 2007-08-10 - 15:35:21

Sometimes I think my tendency to exercise my have a good rant and moan muscle tends to take over and I just go into one. That's not good and I'm glad it's not encouraged either. Moaning and whining achieves not very much at all. Things like that Ive decided, are best aired over a pint or 25 with a mate who tells you to shut your cakehole.

I hereby declare that from this day forth, I will do my utmost not to blog about negative existential crap. :D

Who want's to read about that stuff anyway?

Bright and fluffy is where it's at.

End of broadcast

Sweaty James

by yackyack @ 2007-08-05 - 11:59:07

routeDoesn't look far does it? 9.3 miles according to that map. I'm dripping like a proverbial, damn it was hot out there but really satisfying too. On e the way there were these two big grey horses in some field somewhere, anti social feckers mind, I stopped and said hello and made a few click click noises with me teeth but they weren't interested. Perhaps its my lack of horse like features, or maybe it was the bluebottle sunglasses, or IPOD blaring out those whiney bastard Stereophonics.

Enroute I found out to my cost that in this place called Charlton there's this huge big hill that seems to go on forever. Even for a fat fit bloke like me, it really was a push, I had to get off the bike at one point and let my heart have a breather. I passed a few more experienced cyclists (eg those who wear all the gear and stuff) who were yep, you guessed it, going *down* this big hill rather than up. I did feel a little like a james as they whooshed on past me with grins on their boats. Anyways, I wasn't too peturbed cos I knew that at the end of it all what goes up must come down so knew that eventually I'd be rewarded with a big fuck off downward stretch myself, which I eventually found only to have my baseball cap blown off halfway down, which was a bit of a bugger as I had to get off the bike and walk back up to get the hat.

Still, I'm pleased nonetheless, new routes are all good, a little like a mystery tour you keep going and going - when you think youve gone far enough you bear left and keep on doing so til you see a villiage name you recognise. Its amazing how charged and refrshed you can feel after a good workout, especially on a gorgeous day like this. I'm gonna go for a little cruise now down to the ex bro inlaws with the old top down on the jam. A nice cup of tea and a natter seems to be in order.

Barbie round a pals at 3, Amber reckons she might come too, but made me laugh when she said.."I dunno dad, I might come with ya, depends what I'm doing really" IOW, dad you'll do if there's nothing better on the agenda.

Kids, gotta love em :)

Cheers -

by yackyack @ 2007-08-05 - 10:07:49

simpsons

I'm off out for a cycle and a day in the currant. Have a good day all :)

Loving the sun

by yackyack @ 2007-08-04 - 20:17:14

What a top sunny day it was in my neck of the woods tody. The kids got back at 830am from Crete so were a little grouchy due to no kip and whatnot but by and large seemed pleased to see me when I picked them up at lunchtime.

Amber moaned like hell, cos i had the top down.."Me hair dad me hair.." jesus like yeah ok, darling, I'll leave the top up, just for you sweetie, just cos your hair looks nice... Here wear my baseball cap and shut your cakehole.

The Spanish kids were over from, yup you guessed it Spai n- two little sweeties, Hoolia (Julia) and Natasha. Jake came over and Kelly showed her boat too. We had cake and bits and bobs, and a big fuck off paddling pool in the garden whereby we all did the water fight thing. God knows what those snobby arsed neighbours of theirs thought but feck em, serves em right for being offish and having an Aston Martin DB9 in the garage! :D

Shall I go off on one and get all metaphorical about the sun, my son, kids and appreciation and life and all that stuff?

Nah, can't be arsed, i think I'll call me Czech friend in Moravia and see whats up

Hope you all enjoyed your day, wherever you were.

xx

Sloppy Guiseppe

by yackyack @ 2007-08-03 - 19:52:25

For those of you who are interested in the minutae of my fabulously exciting existence, herein follows something I can publically share :D

Did you know that Sloppy Guiseppe Pizza's from Pizza Express are just so yum? I've just scoffed one, it was amazing. My taste buds are currently dancing on a hotplate of 'oh yes give me more' my mouth is alive with the sound of pizza.

Not even sure what was on it, but it was the absolute nuts and worth every penny of the 2 and a half quid they charged in Sainsbury's.

Washing down the flavours with a nice drop of leffe now. The flat's all spick and span in preparation for the return of the sprogs tommorrow. It's the boys b'day too, Ive sorted out a little party for him down at me old mans. All his cousins and people who love him will be there. Ive asked the old mans mrs to sort out a cake and, yeah it should be fun all round.

Have'nt bought him anything for his b'day yet, will prolly get him an xbox live subscription and bung him a few quid too.

Jesus, he's 15 - makes me feel old, which reminds me eek I'm 39 on Monday! Christ.

Chris Langham Convicted Sex Offender - could you be next?

by yackyack @ 2007-08-03 - 10:01:40

So Chris Langham has been found guilty of downloading child porn...its odd because in lots of ways for me, he has been  humanised by his past comedical history.

Usually I read about this sort of stuff and think to myself - dirty no good piece of shit hang him up by his bollocks and thats it, end of. Yet with thise guy its a little different. Ignoring all of his excuses as to how and why he did what he did, I couldn't help but see it all as a bit of a tragedy. An outright waste of a funny talented mans career and life over what may well have been a momentary descent into madness by a man haunted or deranged by a life once passed.

I still can't get my head around it really. He just doesn't fit the stereotype resident in my head.

I then got thinking about how anyone of us could in theory end up with similar nasty stuff on our PC's and had 'wow, fuck moment'

Did you know that web pages can contain things called iframes and that these can be set to invisible status by the people using them? IFRames are used for all sorts of things from tracking scripts to advertising scripts to general cross site inclusion of content.

Every time you visit a webpage, unless you specify otherwise in your settings,the pages and the images contained within them are downlaoded to your temporary internet files folder. If you are like me and a little lazy then these files could sit around on your puter for weeks or months.

Back to that IFRAME thing. If one of these were in a page of a site you visited, then whatever was on this invisible page would also land up on your pc. What if this page happened to contain nasty porn stuff similar to what Mr Langham had on his PC

Section 160 of the Criminal Justice Act 1988

Under the section 160 of the 1988 Act:

"(1) It is an offence for a person to have any indecent photograph or pseudo-photograph of a child in his possession.

(2) Where a person is charged with an offence under ss(1) above, it shall be a defence for him to prove -

(a) that he had a legitimate reason for having the photograph or pseudo-photograph in his possession; or

(b) that he had not himself seen the photograph or pseudo-photograph and did not know, nor had any cause to suspect, it to be indecent; or

(c) that the photograph or pseudo-photograph was sent to him without any prior request made by him or on his behalf and that he did not keep it for an unreasonable time."

This offence is a serious arrestable offence with a maximum imprisonment term not exceeding six months. It has been successfully used in its new form in the recent cases of Sharp and Crumpton.

Now IANAL but if its on your PC then aren't you in possession of it and as a result therefore, guilty?

How many ordinary users would have a clue as to what may have caused the stuff to appear on their puters?

In view of stuff like that then perhaps its a good idea to regulary delete your temporary internet files...you never know what some sick fecker might decide to hide in their pages.

Of course, you can always alter your browser settings to super high and make your browser prompt you for practically every single instance of scripted windows, or disallow iframes and java and flash and movie files and...IOW, make your internet user experiece so amazingly crap that you'll just hate it and will never want to use it again.

Random old tosh

by yackyack @ 2007-08-01 - 16:51:16

It's sometimes good to write old crap

Let it flow and see it flap

Watch the words appear on screen

Sometimes being really mean

Free to say just what I like

Germain Greer is an ugly dyke

Free to talk such utter shit

Like Salman Rushdie's Illiterit

Free to vent and curse and woe

Absent blog friend, where did you go?

Free to cut it short like now

My ex misses, you ugly cow!

Gordon Brown our PM

by yackyack @ 2007-08-01 - 16:21:25

There here now follows a quick little ditty about a prime Minister I think will be shitty

I say this because I think he is tired, through years beside Tony he should have been fired

See Gordon Brown is a little bit stange, pulls funny faces perhaps he has Mange?

He's our PM eh, big whoopy doo, he looks to me like he don't have a clue

Standing there with Geoge Fuckin Bush, looking deserved of a punch in the mush

The dour canny scotsman eh, the new man on the block, if you ask my opinion he's a bit of a cock

10 years as chancellor, doing as he's told, look at him now - so fuckin old

Wavy grey hair and a bit of a derby, too much haggis and scotch quite pra'blee

More of the same is all we'll get from Brown, more piss and bluster with big let downs

More of the same political favours for businessmen pals with money to waiver

Money to fund economical plans to big up their empires all built upon sand

More bullshit meetings giving it large, hope and prosperity?...just sabotage

More death and killing out in Iraq, isn't it time he brought them all back?

Second lieutenant to thick boy Georgie, helping him out with his kill arabs orgy

Nah Gordon boy doesn't do it for me, he isn't autonomous no siree

He's just an old placeman a man to do deals, for spivs who run cartels and cheap go kart thrills

More of the same is all we'll get from Gord, economic liberalism I believe it is called

Spammers on blog,co.uk

by yackyack @ 2007-07-25 - 11:20:33

I've seen lots of blogs on bcuk that have been defaced by trackback spammers. if you have trackbacks turned on, I suggest you turn them off in >Settings > Publishing tab, then scroll down and disallow trackbacks.

Its a shame that bcuk doesn't have an option to allow trackbacks from friends only, as that would be a better option.

If a spammer leaves a comment on your blog then you really must delete it, if you don't then you simply encourge them to do it over and over again.

Links are a form of currency on the web. They help drive search results. If you leave spam comments on your blog then some anonymous rude arsehole is profiting from your work. Do you want that?

Get a little love in your box

by yackyack @ 2007-07-21 - 10:10:12

My name is miss ...... .....,i saw your profile today and became intrested in you,i will also
like to know you the more,and i want you to send a mail to my email address so i can give you my
picture for you to know whom l am.Here is my email address(spammerscammermug@yahoo.com) believe we can
move from here.I am waiting for your mail to my email address above.miss .........(Remeber the
distance or colour does not matter but love matters alot in life)

Ok! Fuck, so there I have it, a blog.co.uk user emails me and gives it all that...how can I possibly refuse such an offer from a silouette in Accra?

Oh, and she (or maybe its a he) was kind enough to remind me that in love, neither colour or distance matter.

Gee, what a sweetie

Blue Bottles thick as the stuff they eat

by yackyack @ 2007-07-19 - 13:57:38

So I'm in the office bored sheeatless, everyone has gone home, there's just me here, I'm killing time before I lock up at tooth hurty.

There's this insectocutor thing above where I sit, blue lights, electric grills that sotrt of thing. There's this blue bottle doing break dance electric boogie on its back sounding pretty pissed at the shock it's just had phwacked through its useless ugly little mass.

Thing is, its a hardy little bastard this one, it's already been zapped once and it got up for some more and has now been knocked down again. Oh uh, here comes a song, chumbawumba anyone.."I get knocked down, but I get up again, aint nobody gonna keep me down..."

Don't these things have brains then? I'm sure they do, cos everytime I try and swat the aggravating little mudder fuckers they always seem to dodge past and fly off laughing at me, before coming back for another divebomb or fly by of my head!

I'm not a gratuitous or a vindictive person, but there's something sincerely satisfying about watching these purveyors of filth and not niceiness being zapped for England.

Garibaldi biscuit anybody?

Lost cookies

by yackyack @ 2007-07-19 - 09:00:37

I hope they sort it soon but currently bcuk is sucking with cookies.

I respond to posts made on my blog or to blogs of others and when I hit submit I get a you are not logged in message please go back and enter your username, email etc etc.

Anyone else getting this? >:-[

Getting phit innit

by yackyack @ 2007-07-18 - 20:34:21

You can't beat a good workout, a good sweat up it gets the juices flowing and the heart thumping, the adrenaline pulsing and the...ok, Im at risking of breaking in to some cheese laden poem so I'll stop there for now and stick to what I wanted to blog about.

A Greek social institution which was used for education and physical training of young people. Initially only used for sports, the institution of the gymnasium later evolved to become a center of learning. Curricula included music, sports, and literature. Most gymnasiums where open to boys and girls, however examples exist where attendance was limited to upper-class males

Interesting definition...

I visited a local gym today - cycling isn't cutting it, its too weather dependant and well, to be honest it's sort of boring lately. Either I need to get some virtual reality headset with road and obstruction monitors, red light, mad pedestrian, big chunky lorry detectors built in, or I do something else.

Duh , obviously I've decided to do something else, hence the local gym check it thing. £6 a visit, or £33 a month plus £25 admin fee, or sign up for a year at £27 per month direct debit and no admin fee.

I haven't trained properley for years which makes me sound like some kind of ancient rock thats sat in some corner somewhere suffering from reverse osmosis with sedimentay deposits, but anyway - so i goes in to this gym to check it out - running machines, running machines and running machines. I'm met by some utlra skin taut old dear who's obviously done one too many sunbeds but is seemingly fit enough and nice and friendly too. Even squeezed me bicep and smiled at me (oi oi could I be in with the granny club Im wondering) The 'club' had a nice enough feel to it too, so I'm sort of contemplating whether to goive it a week of £6 squids and see how I fair or just jump in with a bigger commitment and see if that ties me to it a little more.

Are you a memeber of a gym? Do you remember approaching it half arsedley? How did you approach it all? Are you still at it, or did you give it up as a bad job?

Motivation? Get fitter really.

Curb your enthusiasm - watch it!

by yackyack @ 2007-06-23 - 11:23:47

I don't usually get too excited by tv shows, but it happens. Its good to laugh, last night I was introduced to the joys of curb your enthusiasm written by Larry David. For those of you who never heard of him he is the guy who co created Seinfeld. That prodigious show that run for ages full of observational gems.

There's a lot of fun to be had in watching the quirks and idiosyncrasises of others. People are funny. Lets just say that again for effect people are funny.

I'm really howling at this show, as a result I've done bugger all this morning other than sit around Reggieless supping coffee and snorting at sillyisms.

Larry David is basically playing himself in this show and has managed to weave together a marvellous assortment of little funnies built upon characters and the quirks they have, witty little dialogues, random affronts, obsequitious panderings I could go on. Its full of those little nuggets that could you'd only really either hear about 3rd hand or yeah, watch in a TV comedy show like this.

Do yourself a favour either go to shop and buy a box set or if you have Virgin TV, switch on to the on demand comedy section and catch it there, its pure fuckin genuis. Why can't we make stuff like this over here?

Happy Fathers Day

by yackyack @ 2007-06-17 - 21:11:28

So fathers day is nearly done, I saw my daddy we had some fun

Sat there in some carvery, drinking beer and making glee

Three generations linked by genes, tucking in to beef and greens

The serving wench was quite a sight, her t-shirt being very tight

Greengrocers cliches thoughts abound, thank god my lips - they made no sound

Ice cream sir, raspberry ripple? No thank you darlin just another tipple