Thread: Post a photo a week, of anything/anywhere

Originally Posted by nigelandjan

ie. one of the female category that dont fall into the tattood lard category wearing those stretchy ( I know my arse looks humungos in it category )

Swedish tourist?

Originally Posted by Gravesend Dave

It is not a rare sight to see an attractive women in the U.K by any means,even recently when I was back for a short period they were still in abundance

Bloody hell, where's abundance? there's bugger all in Sheffield. I did see one bleached blond teenager with ponytail in the high perky horse taking a shit style bent over her youngsters pram with a foot of pasty white muffin top on display overhanging her leopardskin leggings, the faint silvery stretchmarks glistening in the sun. Despite the display of at 4 inches of arse crack peeking above her red lacy thong there was no sign of a tramp stamp. This was an instant turn off, surely girls realise you want something to look at while taking them from behind, you don't always have a TV handy and sometimes you have to let the kid watch the Disney Channel to keep them quiet.

Originally Posted by Gravesend Dave

Not sure where you are in the U.K Nigel or what routes you do in your lorry,but you must home into the sort of women you describe.

I can post some pics Gravy but it will take some re-sizing to get em in !

But then I dont want to ruin this thread


I guess there,s a load of Poles near to where you went back home lately

Get down to the South coast lads, we've got more fit birds than we can handle.
Seriously, the heffalumps are in the minority down here.

Had a mate and his Mrs over for drinks tonight, we were sitting out on the the garden deck when I noticed one of the cats acting weird (well weirder than usual). He'd noticed a cobra in the garden, it was over a meter long, about as thick as a golf ball in the middle.

I don't like killing things that aren't going to be eaten but I also don't want potentially deadly things setting up home under my house so I had to despatch it to the serpentarium in the sky. Plus my Mrs was hopping up and down, she hates the things. Crappy pic, but what the hell.



PS: those aren't my feet, I was manning the camera.

PS we know ,, its your mate is he on TD ?

I'd be more freaked out by your mates hairy feet, I reckon your cat was too

Originally Posted by nigelandjan

is he on TD ?

Not as far as I know, and I don't want to ask him because then I'd have to admit that I am!

Anyway he's German, I think he posts on some German boards

Originally Posted by quimbian corholla

Anyway he's German, I think he posts on some German boards

Ah, you have German friends . . . you may have just risen in my estimation from foot fetishist to almost acceptable snake-murderer

Originally Posted by quimbian corholla

a cobra

What kind of snake is the other one, the long light-colored one?

Originally Posted by quimbian corholla

I don't like killing things that aren't going to be eaten but I also don't want potentially deadly things setting up home under my house.

Totally agree QC. Needless killing of anything is unacceptable IMO but you have to put human safety first.

I also agree about things being killed to be eaten is fine which is why I would have cooked the snake up myself. A bit of home made cobra larb or something would have been an interesting thing to try.

Originally Posted by OckerRocker

Ah, you have German friends . . . you may have just risen in my estimation from foot fetishist to almost acceptable snake-murderer

He just about crapped hit shorts when he saw the reptile; he's been here a while but hadn't come face to face with a snake, let alone an extremely pissed off cobra, before.

The only help he gave was to hold a flashlight on it for me from the safety of the deck while I killed it. Even after it was dead the residual wriggling from its nerves meant he wouldn't go near it until I had about cut it in half to stop its tail winding about!

Originally Posted by quimbian corholla

The only help he gave was to hold a flashlight on it for me from the safety of the deck while I killed it.

So he is smart, too

Originally Posted by Gipsy

What kind of snake is the other one, the long light-colored one?

A dormant one which is why I have not yet pronounced the death penalty for it, but I'm keeping an eye on it!

Originally Posted by Aberlour

I also agree about things being killed to be eaten is fine which is why I would have cooked the snake up myself. A bit of home made cobra larb or something would have been an interesting thing to try.

I killed a cobra before when living in another house (it was coiled up under the TV table in my f*cking living room, same cat spotted it) and when I took the carcass out I asked a neighbour where I should throw it but he asked for it to make soup.

I'm quite new in this house and don't really know the neighbours yet so nobody to give it to. The Mrs would murder me if I even suggested bringing a dead snake into the house, she has a real phobia - can't even look at pictures of snakes without getting queazy.

I offered it to a Burmese girl who works for us but she wasn't interested so I had to bin it.

^ Nice

DSC01988 by jamesladprao, on Flickr

little fluffy clouds in Putrajaya

DSC02117 by jamesladprao, on Flickr

Samed in the middle distance

You're in KL?

Originally Posted by November Rain

^ Nice

Seems to be the only things surviving in the back garden at the moment.

Did he do that all by himself? Good doggie!

Gorgeous dog, Neo. Looks like a shorter, longer tailed version of my Jinksy pup

Originally Posted by OckerRocker

You're in KL?

no mate was just passing through on business

Passed this place the other day!
Looked like they catered exclusively for the Japanese.

Originally Posted by November Rain

Gorgeous dog, Neo. Looks like a shorter, longer tailed version of my Jinksy pup

Don't call him short... he gets vicious