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It can happen if your wanking whilst jogging. Anyway, are you still delivering cars or have you gone back to sales? Just wondering after a post you made a few days ago.

You need to consider the standard of players around him at Villa. He flattered to deceive whilst there. One of those. Too good for Villa but not good enough for MC.

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I'm sure O'Hare tarmaced my drive a few years ago

I can be

You and me brother!

It's hard to know what the OP means. Is it what it means now or is it, as seems to be reflected in the majority of replies, memories of Leicester gone by? In my memories: Going to Skegness on the train for a day from station on Belgrave road. Midland Red buses (not exclusive to Leicester). Lewis's Christmas display. Fenwick's escalators. Creaky and a little bit disconcerting. Silver arcade and the lifts that you could operate yourself and pretend to a lift attendant. Ainleys Bailey's cabaret where I saw (among others) Slade, The Three Degrees, Mud, Paul Daniels who got me up on stage with him, The Drifters, The Four Tops. If I were to move elsewhere, and felt the pull of my hometown, what would I think of as being essentially Leicester to me: Walkers. Pies and crisps The Golden Mile. Narborough Road, the most multi-cultural street in Britain. Filbert Street. The market as it used to be. Unique and traditional. Ron's barbers. Bruccianni's. Didn't exist outside of Leicester. The miniature railway in Abbey Park. Speedway. Cheese. Pork Pie. Both the actual pie and the library. Foxton Locks. The Newarke museum and by default, Daniel Lambert. Boot and Shoe factories. Granny's nightclub (where I was DJ for a time and met City players who regularly visited).

This is some fecking post. Well done @Stadt

This was iconic and yet passed by without a thought by so many. I went in once to see if the "display" in the window matched the stuff in the shop. It did. Random stuff. Dusty old books and bits of train sets, various bits of Meccano, Airfix models that had been completed, and other random things. As a kid I used to imagine Lenton's was a gateway to a kind of Narnia world.

I find posties to be most likely to say hi than most of the strangers that I meet on the street. Even if they have to shout across the road because I've crossed over to avoid intimidation and potential sexual assault.

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Looking at the date of the post, that joke definitely came out of a Christmas cracker.

Take the offer. Paying £2 less for a haircut. It's a win situation.

Accompanied by an overly grateful woman.

You can easily buy standard flea and worm treatment in any supermarket/online without prescription but I guess some specific treatments require one.

Why are you cramming yourself into a pet crate to go to an appointment with the vet? And why have you got fleas?

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Absolutely and, as I said, Vennels would have kept her gong if this series had never shown her for what she is. Basically a liar.

Or just nastiness without any comprehension of consequences. In other words, they don't give a fvck about anything or anyone outside of their own. They are a law unto, and within, themselves. Even the police leave them to get on with it.

People "of the cloth" can still be greedy and self serving. They can also be abusers of children. They can be alcoholics, and fraudsters. And more. Let's face it, Vennels would never have given her honour back if this series had never been aired. The vast majority though, are God and community serving, generous, humble, kind, welcoming people.

Kind of happened to me a few years ago but in reverse: Mixture of dogshit and red fence paint plastered over my response car. Maybe they took offence to the registration letters.

You missed out low intellect, ignorance, arrogance and laziness.

I've been in McDonalds car park before now and watched a car full of teenage girls (all wearing Lipsy leisure wear and fake tan, driving a new 4x4) finish their meals and then chuck all the containers and wrappers out of the windows. There's bins all around the car park. And it's not just litter. I once attended a driver with chest pains on the A46 by-pass who had pulled into a lay-by. When I arrived Highways agency were already there. I got out and started to walk around to the passenger side of the car to see to the patient and the HA guy said "watch were you walk, there's likely to be sh1t on the grass". I said, naively, "people let their dogs sh1t by the roadside"? "No", he said. "It's truck driver sh1t".