Edey, Who the **** is Edey

[dogwood]

Driving home Wednesday night, after a long and boring trip...
Had to do a double take when I came across this truck....
Thought, whats Edey done to upset this guy....:eek:

http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p212/muddypaws4x4/Picture006-2.jpg

[Talonmotorsport]

Former buisness partner perhaps or gay lover? There's a builder down the road from me called Munter.

[HandyAndy]

:D
David, were you saying those words to the tune of an old "Smokey" song? :D

Defo showing my age now :o

cheers
andy

[dogwood]

David, were you saying those words to the tune of an old "Smokey" song?

Defo showing my age now

cheers
andy

You got it....:D

NSFW

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsrfovOPcjk

[HandyAndy]

David..... NOOOOOOooooo!!!!!!! You,ll have me singing that song all day now its in my head :D :D

Ahh, brings back the memories of the school disco,s , thinking we were soooooooooo cool :o :D

Gulp, that was the 70,s .

cheers
andy

[fabbyglass]

The older you get the better the music was .....;)

[Bonzo]

The older you get the better the music was .....;)

Most of my favorite stuff comes from the 60s & I think it sounds better than ever :eek: :eek: :o

[spud69]

Roy Chubby Brown version is a classic, still funny as buggery even at 41.....:)

[Enoch]

It may be immature but this one always makes me laugh:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/David-Minge/103761729662469

[flyerncle]

Who was Alice anyway...........:confused:

[Davey]

Roy Chubby Brown version is a classic, still funny as buggery even at 41.....:)

Is buggery funny? Not if you're on the receiving end (so to speak:o ) I reckon:D

D.

[fabbyglass]

Laughing is not immature, I would sooner be a 45 yr old who acts 10 than being a miserable "old git" any day....:D

[fabbyglass]

Is buggery funny? Not if you're on the receiving end (so to speak:o ) I reckon:D

D.

Oh yeah it is along with folk who walk into lamp posts or trip over curbs down to old ladies who fart when they cough.......:D

[spud69]

Is buggery funny? Not if you're on the receiving end (so to speak:o ) I reckon:D

D.

Gordon Bennet Dave.....:eek:

I've looked up the term in Wikipedia and it was introduced as an offence in The Buggery Act 1533 and punishable by death and then reduced to life imprisonment in The Offences Against the Persons Act 1861.

Won't be using that term again......:rolleyes:

Andrew

[Davey]

Bloody hell Andy! I just did the wiki bit and I feel sick now, just about to have me tea 'n' all:( . I knew roughly what it meant but the finer details (or less than finer if you think that way) had happily passed me by. I shall think twice before using the word "bugger" again.

D.

[fabbyglass]

Well bugger me with a fish fork........:D