windrush:
Norman Ingram:
Yvonne de Carlo was voted the most beautiful women, last time I saw her a few years ago, she was in a film with Roy Rogers. He was in his 80’s she must have been the same age, it was a horror film and she was horriffic.
Oh and I suppose that all of you Ronald Colman lookalikes still look the same as you did back in 1950 then?
Pete.
Of course we do Well then ones that drink Single Malts If you know what I mean Eh, Ha Ha Ha, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Of course we do Well then ones that drink Single Malts If you know what I mean Eh, Ha Ha Ha, Regards Larry.
Mmm, why does that film ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ suddenly spring to mind Larry! 
Pete.
windrush:
Lawrence Dunbar:
Of course we do Well then ones that drink Single Malts If you know what I mean Eh, Ha Ha Ha, Regards Larry.Mmm, why does that film ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ suddenly spring to mind Larry!
Pete.
This Dorian Gray was she a Geordie ■■?, Ha Ha Ha, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
This Dorian Gray was she a Geordie ■■?, Ha Ha Ha, Regards Larry.
No Larry, HE was far better looking…
Pete.
windrush:
Lawrence Dunbar:
This Dorian Gray was she a Geordie ■■?, Ha Ha Ha, Regards Larry.No Larry, HE was far better looking…
Pete.
Ha Ha Ha, I thought for one moment it was a woman you was referring to, Silly me Eh, Anyway Ive never heard of someone by that name, Am I missing something here ■■?, Regards Larry.
windrush:
Lawrence Dunbar:
This Dorian Gray was she a Geordie ■■?, Ha Ha Ha, Regards Larry.No Larry, HE was far better looking…
Pete.
He was a fictitious person created by Oscar Wilde who is best left unsaid.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
windrush:
Lawrence Dunbar:
This Dorian Gray was she a Geordie ■■?, Ha Ha Ha, Regards Larry.No Larry, HE was far better looking…
Pete.
He was a fictitious person created by Oscar Wilde who is best left unsaid.
Cheers Dave.
Thank you , not a one one would care to know Eh, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Dave the Renegade:
windrush:
Lawrence Dunbar:
This Dorian Gray was she a Geordie ■■?, Ha Ha Ha, Regards Larry.No Larry, HE was far better looking…
Pete.
He was a fictitious person created by Oscar Wilde who is best left unsaid.
Cheers Dave.Thank you , not a one one would care to know Eh, Regards Larry.
Not at all Larry, best not say on here, it might get us thrown off. 
Cheers Dave.
That went right over Larry’s head Dave, obviously far too busy making money than having the time to read literature or watch the film! 
Got a copy upstairs somewhere, must look it out again one day.
Basically he had a portrait painted of himself, he led a life of debauchery (could have been modelled on H Gill!) and for every bad thing he did the painting aged instead of him. All went pear shaped for him in the end though, a decent film made of it in 1945 with Hurd Hatfield, George Sanders and Angela Lansbury.
Pete.
windrush:
That went right over Larry’s head Dave, obviously far too busy making money than having the time to read literature or watch the film!
Basically he had a portrait painted of himself, he led a life of debauchery (could have been modelled on H Gill!) and for every bad thing he did the painting aged instead of him. All went pear shaped for him in the end though, a decent film made of it in 1945 with Hurd Hatfield, George Sanders and Angela Lansbury.
Pete.
Hiya,
I’ll have you know my days of being described of “being debauched” are long gone
I’m more your worn out, knackered and peace loving ■■■■■ cat nowadays.
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
windrush:
That went right over Larry’s head Dave, obviously far too busy making money than having the time to read literature or watch the film!
Basically he had a portrait painted of himself, he led a life of debauchery (could have been modelled on H Gill!) and for every bad thing he did the painting aged instead of him. All went pear shaped for him in the end though, a decent film made of it in 1945 with Hurd Hatfield, George Sanders and Angela Lansbury.
Pete.Hiya,
I’ll have you know my days of being described of “being debauched” are long gone
I’m more your worn out, knackered and peace loving ■■■■■ cat nowadays.
thanks harry, long retired.
You should write a book on your experiences of life on the road and love Harry. Could be a best seller.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
harry_gill:
windrush:
That went right over Larry’s head Dave, obviously far too busy making money than having the time to read literature or watch the film!
Basically he had a portrait painted of himself, he led a life of debauchery (could have been modelled on H Gill!) and for every bad thing he did the painting aged instead of him. All went pear shaped for him in the end though, a decent film made of it in 1945 with Hurd Hatfield, George Sanders and Angela Lansbury.
Pete.Hiya,
I’ll have you know my days of being described of “being debauched” are long gone
I’m more your worn out, knackered and peace loving ■■■■■ cat nowadays.
thanks harry, long retired.You should write a book on your experiences of life on the road and love Harry. Could be a best seller.
Cheers Dave.
Im sure it would be a BEST SELLER, He could title it Up & Down Hill by Harry Gill, Eh, Ha Ha, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Dave the Renegade:
harry_gill:
windrush:
That went right over Larry’s head Dave, obviously far too busy making money than having the time to read literature or watch the film!
Basically he had a portrait painted of himself, he led a life of debauchery (could have been modelled on H Gill!) and for every bad thing he did the painting aged instead of him. All went pear shaped for him in the end though, a decent film made of it in 1945 with Hurd Hatfield, George Sanders and Angela Lansbury.
Pete.Hiya,
I’ll have you know my days of being described of “being debauched” are long gone
I’m more your worn out, knackered and peace loving ■■■■■ cat nowadays.
thanks harry, long retired.You should write a book on your experiences of life on the road and love Harry. Could be a best seller.
Cheers Dave.Im sure it would be a BEST SELLER, He could title it Up & Down Hill by Harry Gill, Eh, Ha Ha, Regards Larry.
hiya,
The number of times I’ve been married I think the title should be more like
" Here today and gone tomorrow"
thanks harry, long retired.
Better title Harry, I have loved a lot, but not with just one women!
Norman Ingram:
Better title Harry, I have loved a lot, but not with just one women!
He also loved & still loves the Single ones from Bonny Scotland, A man after my own heart, Regards Larry. (PS I have a scotish surname does that give me a head start Eh, ■■?.
Come on Harry, where are you, I do hope you a enjoying yourself along with your good lady, Im just finishing my last large malt for the night before I retire to my lovely heated bed, & Hopefully I will wake up about 6 am raring to go but with nee way ti gan , exept for a paper that’s all doom & bloody gloom before its opened, But I don’t give a toss anyway, Ive done my bit like millions of other fellow drivers, So lets go oot on thi lash Eh, Looking forward to the next DO in the Toon, Regard Larry.
Larry are you going to Gaydon on the 14 & 15 of June, or anyone on these threads.
Norman Ingram:
Larry are you going to Gaydon on the 14 & 15 of June, or anyone on these threads.
It all depends on how my good lady is fending, I went to the Tyne Tees Run To-day but just on my own she didn’t feel like it
, But if all goes well I will most likely be there, Regards Larry.
I haven’t missed Gaydon for the Classic show for a few years, but unfortunately won’t be there this year, but should make the Retro show in September.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
I haven’t missed Gaydon for the Classic show for a few years, but unfortunately won’t be there this year, but should make the Retro show in September.
Cheers Dave.
hiya,
I hate to admit it but travelling under my own steam (driving) is becoming a no no
now I like to go by bus now whenever possible, so these distant shows are out for
me even if you go by train there’s always a certain amount of additional transport
required to get you to the show site and the missus doesn’t like me travelling too
far from home by myself, there are one or two shows near to me that are easy to
get too by car but it’s nearly all new stuff of which I have little interest, I can pop
down to the motorway (a short walk away) and watch new stuff on any day of the
week, I’ve done the Barnard Castle show a couple of times but there’s never many
“antiques” just young drivers showing and continuously polishing new Scanias and
Volvos that have just rolled off the production line, and everybody knows my take
on shiny wagons, they don’t go any better.
thanks harry, long retired.
