The weather today

Sun is coming out, its going to be a good day today.

scottjames30 wrote:Sun is coming out, its going to be a good day today.

I'm praying for it as I would have liked to have been outdoors in the sun this afternoon but so far it's still miserable.

Trying to brighten up here but it's still bastard freezing - Central heating's on.

Nice here in Devon you northern monkey's.

Mr Magoo wrote:Nice here in Devon you northern monkey's.

Are you bringing Barbie out to play later?

karlypants wrote:

Mr Magoo wrote:Nice here in Devon you northern monkey's.

Are you bringing Barbie out to play later?

I may do abit later, then i may have a BBQ.

Mr Magoo wrote:

karlypants wrote:

Mr Magoo wrote:Nice here in Devon you northern monkey's.

Are you bringing Barbie out to play later?

I may do abit later, then i may have a BBQ.

Don't go to a KP barbie.

It was raining cats and dogs in Bury at lunchtime today. Got the missus a pair of shoes from BHS for £15 as well!

Much better than the £70 ones!

Hopefully you get to pocket the difference RT!

Yes, and even better I found some Jersey Royal Potatoes on a market stall and I got 3 full Sea Bass for a tenner which they also filleted for me. They were also selling off two full chickens for a fiver. If anyone has a freezer then it's worth visiting Bury market.

The advert for Bury market on the radio used to make me laugh.

"Come and visit the world famous Bury market".

World famous? I'm sure there are people living in New York or Sydney discussing how they they hope that one day they'll be able to put a tick next to that particular 'must do' thing on their bucket list.

Bwfc1958 wrote:The advert for Bury market on the radio used to make me laugh.

"Come and visit the world famous Bury market".

World famous? I'm sure there are people living in New York or Sydney discussing how they they hope that one day they'll be able to put a tick next to that particular 'must do' thing on their bucket list.

It's up there with Bopal and Chernobyl on most peoples bucket list!

Bwfc1958 wrote: Used to have a sit down outside a house halfway round and read his daily sport. When I was 15 I found it much more interesting than the guardian. Had some good pictures in it 

True story this. In the early nineties I worked in Trafford Park with a woman called Penny Marshall whose husband was the " Sports Editor " of the Daily Sport. She admitted that she used to make up and write some of the stories in the ' Readers Write ' section!

Is that like the "Dear Deadrie" in the Sun?

Yes but they were a bit more steamy.

She used to get paid as a freelance as well! Part of her earnings went on paying for a boob job! l kid you not!

Reebok Trotter wrote:If anyone has a freezer then it's worth visiting Bury market.

Does anyone not have a freezer?