A Touch of Cloth
Irreverently funny. Lots of those Airplane visual gags
easily missed on first viewing. Relentlessly flippant, barking mad in places.
Very, very funny, as was…
The world’s slowest Indian takeaway…
…who phoned to check that I’d not forgotten to collect the
food. Where was I, they were asking. I was a little late. I got there as
quickly as I could.
“Sorry I’m late” I said.
“No worries” they said, “it’s paid for, here’s the receipt.”
I stood at the counter, expecting someone to come from the
kitchen, with the food.
“Take a seat,” they said, “it’ll be five minutes…”
Encouraging grass roots sport…
…after the vanity-olympics? Not in these parts. Another
above-inflation pitch price hike, still facilities that would start a riot in a
Russian prison, less and less work being done by the grounds-staff, then the
icing on the cake…
…the news, at the end of August, that they’re doing works in
September and our home pitches will be cancelled. At a time when opponents with
cricket / football conflicts come to us because their places are unavailable.
Good work guys. Every time I hear some mug on the radio
phone-ins banging on about how they had a great time after paying £300 for Olympics
tickets, I just picture the local athletics meets where there’s a smattering of
mums and dads, such is the natural draw of the events.
No mith, he’s called porky because…
D the Dog’s porked up no end. If BLISS doesn’t moderate the
mickey-taking, he’s soon going to start answering to ‘Fatboy’ and ‘Lardy’. He’s
back to obedience training on Monday, and perhaps when his recall’s better and
he has more of a run off the lead he’ll shed a bit of weight.
To tea, or not to tea
There’s eleven in a cricket team. If your side’s batting
after tea, and you’re one of the opening bats or going in at three, then tea is
of little interest, as all you want to do is have some liquids and concentrate
on the upcoming job. L confirmed his agreement today. Add to this Mr BO’S and
Rich and me, who don’t really see the point (straight round, quick glass of
squash, eat after the game, and there’s a majority who don’t see the tea as the
focus of the afternoon as some do. Time for a change?
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