Thread: Required Reading for TD Members

So Reachy joins in and because he has no imagination fills the thread up with pics, like he does with his favourite posters repo - FFS Reach

Read Cyrille's: 1001 things to do over summer holidays

Here's one for Aging Vagina :

Probably a suggestion for Chitty (sorry mate)

Originally Posted by Latindancer

Here's one for Aging Vagina :

Fucking hell Fishwife, take a look in the mirror!

One for Birthday Boy Simon ...

Any English cricket supporters ...

^
it seems clear that you haven't gotten around to the book that i recommended for you yet.

hot off the presses for cyrille.

One for latinprancer:

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

So Reachy joins in and because he has no imagination fills the thread up with pics, like he does with his favourite posters repo - FFS Reach

What reachy doesn't understand is that no-one particular cares what he thinks.

Which is evidenced by no-one replying directly to his taunts.

Hi Ray

The bloke is an utter idiot, more repetitious that Cyrille and just a bore. You can only imagine what his...

I guess its only fair to give the Aussie cricket supporters something to read as well then...

Originally Posted by David48atTD

Any English cricket supporters ...

All I see is a bunch of Pakis

Originally Posted by David48atTD

One for Birthday Boy Simon ...

I was more interested in this book..

Originally Posted by Simon43

I was more interested in this book..

£12.49p paperback on amazon, ordered and a critique idc.

My only worry for you Simon is that you'll end up in a wardrobe hanging by a tie.

My only worry for you Simon is that you'll end up in a wardrobe hanging by a tie.

Reminder to self:
- do not buy any ties
- do not buy a wardrobe

Originally Posted by Simon43

Reminder to self:
- do not buy any ties
- do not buy a wardrobe

Avoid hotels in BKK with wardrobes should see you right.

Originally Posted by Mendip

I guess its only fair to give the Aussie cricket supporters something to read as well then...

A right of reply ...

Ball tampering ...

8. Marcus Trescothick (The Ashes 2005)


The famous 2005 Ashes was when England finally managed to triumph over Australia after being on the wrong side of the scorecard for over 19 years. The win was largely due to the devastating reverse swing that Andrew Flintoff, Simon Jones and Steve Harmisson managed to generate. Marcus Trescothick, in his autobiography that came out three years later, revealed that it was his task to keep the shine on the ball for as long as possible “with a bit of spit and a lot of polish.

“It had been common knowledge in county cricket for some time that certain sweets produced saliva which, when applied to the ball for cleaning purposes, enabled it to keep its shine for longer and therefore its swing,” he said. Although his revelation amounted to ball-tampering, Australia let it pass and it was forgotten.

... but we digress

Originally Posted by David48atTD

What reachy doesn't understand is that no-one particular cares what he thinks.

Which is evidenced by no-one replying directly to his taunts.

Hi Ray

I thought his book recommendation for you was spot on. I believe he even got a green repo for it ... but don't ask me how I know.

Originally Posted by Neverna

I thought his book recommendation for you was spot on. I believe he even got a green repo for it ... but don't ask me how I know.

A modmin can check any members repo

Originally Posted by Neverna

I thought his book recommendation for you was spot on. I believe he even got a green repo for it ... but don't ask me how I know.

Fair enough ... personality injection it is, I can take my medicine.

BTW, you've said that you've met our Ray/his family?

Decent bloke, or just another tosser?

Originally Posted by David48atTD

BTW, you've said that you've met our Ray/his family?

I have not said that. You are confusing me with someone else again.

For our Nev ...



Nev ... attractive, blooming specimen in many landscapes

^ Thanks David. Much appreciated.

Originally Posted by David48atTD

BTW, you've said that you've met our Ray/his family?

That was ant...speaking of which. For Ant:

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