You'll have to get up in the dales, see if there's any deals still to be done !Don’t knock it till you’ve tried it. I’m trying to broker an agreement for one of @JSmith ’s girls for one of my lads. Get a branch down into the midlands
What's that written in?
FG A couple of weeks back
Lee gate would be a bloody hard farm some 100 years ago,still a hard farm now,made worse by tourism.
Some place when you go over top of the hill a see buildings
Most things are made worse by people sadly
Some dowry to go and buy 300 acres. I'm asleep at the wheel. I should be making better enquiries.
A sight better than I managed to "negotiate" with the Mum of a very old and dear friend. There were 3 daughters, all very marriageable in the Bronte sense...
Still chums with all of the gals.
Should point out, she suffered with feckin' Suffolk x welsh speckled things. Enough to make me run back home.Be
A sight better than I managed to "negotiate" with the Mum of a very old friend. There were 3 daughters, all very marriageable in the Bronte sense...
I knew I was not on a winner when over an Irish coffee one evening (daughters were away and Uni) she suggested the dowry should be more of a "swap". I'd get a daughter and some ewes, I would supply a rotary muck spreader, "on demand" c/w driver, for spreading her yarded sheep muck!!
I went elsewhere....
What were you doing boozing with the mum?Be
A sight better than I managed to "negotiate" with the Mum of a very old and dear friend. There were 3 daughters, all very marriageable in the Bronte sense...
I knew I was not on a winner when over an Irish coffee one evening (daughters were away at Uni) she suggested the dowry should be more of a "swap". I'd get a daughter and some ewes, I would supply a rotary muck spreader, "on demand" c/w driver, for spreading her yarded sheep muck!!
I went elsewhere....
Missed opportunity there surely
Or was it the post match debrief?
Who said he didn’t marry the mother that’s why he’s still friends with his step daughters.
No one wants to marry the mother just shàg her
She was a character for sure.... I suspect I was a tad young though.
What came with the currant wife?Be
A sight better than I managed to "negotiate" with the Mum of a very old and dear friend. There were 3 daughters, all very marriageable in the Bronte sense...
I knew I was not on a winner when over an Irish coffee one evening (daughters were away at Uni) she suggested the dowry should be more of a "swap". I'd get a daughter and some ewes, I would supply a rotary muck spreader, "on demand" c/w driver, for spreading her yarded sheep muck!!
I went elsewhere....
Really bad. I Don't suppose they looked like Keira knightly in pride and predudice.