saint-luco

http://forums.cpfc.org/showthread.php?t=195122&page=23 now saying he's turned the move down

i remember growing up in eastleigh late 60s early 70s we used the word mush quite a lot, mainly when talking about/to someone we didnt know, moved to london in 72 and didnt here it again untill i moved to chatham, where it is used in the same way, although it is also used more when talking of a lady who looks and acts like a bloke, mush-malt. also here the word chav is used when talking about children, this i understand is the romany word for child, in the 1700s when chatham really took off as a military town there were lots of romany camps on the outskirts, these camps were shut down and the people given houses, quite a lot of romany is used in everyday speak by chatham families. mush, chav, chockers (shoes), jook(dog). to name but a few. but. the docker theory also holds up, as lots of french prisoners were held on prison hulks on the medway, and ive also noticed on my travels lots of dockyard sayings and card games, like eucre, seem to be present only in these towns could a pendant correct my grammer please

thats right, rearranged 3 round tie, moved near a fire to keep warm, it was brass monkeys that night

gotta be 8/10, far better than i have ever made, nice use of grandads veg by the way would have given 10/10 but a gills scarf cummon!!!

just started in chatham, tomorrow i'll be 46 going on 6 woohoo

i blamed the missus,

agreed

being an ex-proffesional driver, who made it his job to stay up to date with the driving laws of this country, i think the problem is, a lot of people dont actually know what the national speed limit is, i bet if you held a poll on here, more than 50% would'nt know it without looking it up

yessss

here we go

too far to walk home from there

ham, egg and chips 1st, then down the local for a few pints of summer lightening

from over there, thats where the money's coming from, now wheres requelme

best fans in the world

tomorrow would be nice, if not march 7th please

farting in bed when the missus is cuddled to my back

been told its sold out now

i dont post much because i cant be doing with talking to know-nothings, thats why i moved my seat,i dont try to analyse every player every game. i go to st mary's to enjoy the game i leave the analysing to the a***holes who sit in the kingsland, but i know a good talented player when i see him, i also recognise this is a forum so the aformentioned are allowed to comment, so comment away mate

imo the best player we have by far

46 and never miss it

it was the anglo saxon, most away fans go to the livvy, but as i say im a fussy real ale drinker so its the will every time.they do allow kids in, locals friendly then at 2.40 taxi to the ground, the portland vase is still going just, but not on my list of visited, not many pubs in medway i havent been in, just mention your a saints fan and ive no doubt my name might pop up

call in the will adams in locke st on your way there and have a pint of the finest summer lightening. peter and julie will make you more than welcome

just watching ads of the decade, is there any ads from t.v/ cinema that stand out for you. i particularly like the john smiths series of ads with peter kaye. ave it!!!

still pretty bad in chatham, had to walk to pub yesterday as cant get a cab to come out to where i live, the side roads are like skating rinks, took me nearly 2 hours to walk home from gillingham but managed to stay on my feet just,

got chatham-> bletchley at £60 for four so £15 each if anyone going from medway towns