Great News From Benfleet Fred (Berlin)
Posted by: Berlin Fritz on 05 January 2007
To bring a Cheshire Cat grin to Our Mick's chops, I can now report that Berlin Fritz has just learned from the powers that be that my exepected tax return in its entirety must go directly to the Court to be swallowed up in costs, ie, fight debt with yet more debt, even at an official level, Magic**
Fritz Von At least I pay my taxes though, innit*
No wonder Arfer Daley, Del Boy & Steptoe etc, are so bloody popular*
Fritz Von At least I pay my taxes though, innit*
No wonder Arfer Daley, Del Boy & Steptoe etc, are so bloody popular*
Posted on: 10 January 2007 by u5227470736789439
I wish some one would remend me of how I should feel! I have the worst bloody cold for years. I feel like warm steaming S....! Perhaps it is not a cold, but flu. I sweated like a pig last might and again this afternoon.
Sorry about that dear Fritz! I just did not want you thinking I had died or something! I can just about muster up the energy to listen to the radio, do a few emails, and read your thead. I need to smile a bit you know. Thanks.
Kindest regards from Fredrik
Sorry about that dear Fritz! I just did not want you thinking I had died or something! I can just about muster up the energy to listen to the radio, do a few emails, and read your thead. I need to smile a bit you know. Thanks.
Kindest regards from Fredrik
Posted on: 10 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
Perhaps Our Adam should once again alter this thread to Woucester Fred Our Fredder's, for the duration of your thingy?
Cheers,
Fritz Von Lot's of Liquids are required, and I don't just mean Bigos.
Cheers,
Fritz Von Lot's of Liquids are required, and I don't just mean Bigos.
Posted on: 10 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
Vodka is actually not good for colds Our Fredders as with hangovers there's also no known cure as I'm sure you're well aware! (Who needs Doctors eh?).
Cheers,
Fritz Von The psychological advantage of Hot Toddies (Russian tea as it's known here) ie, tea & rum (or other dark thingy you happen to have) 26 Year Old McCallen is fine too, so long as it belongs to you know who! Lemon & Brown Demmarara sugar are nice as well, though unfortunately no snouts allowed (unless pure Grass of course).
Then train yer Grey Matter Son:
WORLD'S EASIEST QUIZ
(Passing requires 4 correct answers)
1) How long did the Hundred Years' War last?
2) Which country makes Panama hats?
3) From which animal do we get cat gut?
4) In which month do Russians celebrate the October Revolution?
5) What is a camel's hair brush made of?
6) The Canary Islands in the Pacific are named after what animal?
7) What was King George VI's first name?
8) What colour is a purple finch?
9) Where are Chinese gooseberries from?
10) What is the color of the black box in a commercial airplane?
Remember, you need 4 correct answers to pass ....... Check your answers
below
ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ
1) How long did the Hundred Years War last? 116 years
2) Which country makes Panama hats? Ecuador
3) From which animal do we get cat gut? Sheep and Horses
4) In which month do Russians celebrate the October Revolution? November
5) What is a camel's hair brush made of? Squirrel fur
6) The Canary Islands in the Pacific are named after what animal? Dogs
7) What was King George VI's first name? Albert
8) What color is a purple finch? Crimson
9) Where are Chinese gooseberries from? New Zealand
10) What is the color of the black box in a commercial airplane? Orange
[of course]
What do you mean, you failed? Me too John & Miserably* I got rejected from Sandhurst for Passing the Entrance Exam though!
Goodnight*
Cheers,
Fritz Von The psychological advantage of Hot Toddies (Russian tea as it's known here) ie, tea & rum (or other dark thingy you happen to have) 26 Year Old McCallen is fine too, so long as it belongs to you know who! Lemon & Brown Demmarara sugar are nice as well, though unfortunately no snouts allowed (unless pure Grass of course).
Then train yer Grey Matter Son:
WORLD'S EASIEST QUIZ
(Passing requires 4 correct answers)
1) How long did the Hundred Years' War last?
2) Which country makes Panama hats?
3) From which animal do we get cat gut?
4) In which month do Russians celebrate the October Revolution?
5) What is a camel's hair brush made of?
6) The Canary Islands in the Pacific are named after what animal?
7) What was King George VI's first name?
8) What colour is a purple finch?
9) Where are Chinese gooseberries from?
10) What is the color of the black box in a commercial airplane?
Remember, you need 4 correct answers to pass ....... Check your answers
below
ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ
1) How long did the Hundred Years War last? 116 years
2) Which country makes Panama hats? Ecuador
3) From which animal do we get cat gut? Sheep and Horses
4) In which month do Russians celebrate the October Revolution? November
5) What is a camel's hair brush made of? Squirrel fur
6) The Canary Islands in the Pacific are named after what animal? Dogs
7) What was King George VI's first name? Albert
8) What color is a purple finch? Crimson
9) Where are Chinese gooseberries from? New Zealand
10) What is the color of the black box in a commercial airplane? Orange
[of course]
What do you mean, you failed? Me too John & Miserably* I got rejected from Sandhurst for Passing the Entrance Exam though!
Goodnight*
Posted on: 10 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
Bushy to Laura!
"Hon! D'yer reckon if we bought some of Cheynie's Halliburton shares we'd become to get more Carbon Neutral an'all?
Fritz Von I've just literally made that up Chaps!
Could you tell?
Bon Soir! big day tomorrow, the cows are coming home:
Nuffin to do with the five bottles of red wine, seven beers apiece, bubbly, and a few wee nippy sweeties t'go then Jim?
"Hon! D'yer reckon if we bought some of Cheynie's Halliburton shares we'd become to get more Carbon Neutral an'all?
Fritz Von I've just literally made that up Chaps!
Could you tell?
Bon Soir! big day tomorrow, the cows are coming home:
quote:Originally posted by Chillkram:
Haven't seen it yet owing to the cloudy skies here for the last few days. Edinburgh must have cleared up since I was there last week though, Ian. My wife and I were nearly blown across Queen St on Hogmanay!
Mark
Nuffin to do with the five bottles of red wine, seven beers apiece, bubbly, and a few wee nippy sweeties t'go then Jim?
Posted on: 10 January 2007 by u5227470736789439
quote:Originally posted by Berlin Fritz:
Perhaps Our Adam should once again alter this thread to Woucester Fred Our Fredder's, for the duration of your thingy?
Cheers,
Fritz Von Lot's of Liquids are required, and I don't just mean Bigos.
Tea, water, and milk - that's all. In fact I am just off to fetch some more milk before the corner shop closes. No alchohol at all till I am better...
There is no cure for a cold, and in truth I have given up being a hero about going to work when poorly already! Of course it goes down as absenteeism, but they can bloody sack me if they like for it.
I quite like your idea about this Thread's name...
The trouble with being full of cold in the head is that you cannot hear what people say on the phone, and it also hurst to speak at more than a whisper! Somehow it does not affect listening to music, which is strange.
Catch ya soon, Fredrik
Posted on: 10 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
quote:Originally posted by wellyspyder:
I am sure you know what I am asking. As usual just evasion on your part.
Wot! Is he Gonna evade somewhere too John?
Well I'll be Beavered*
"If everybody's wrong yer cannie be right, innit"
P.S. Don't they have Doctors and Sick-Notes in the UK anymore then Our Fredders? Check out current issue of 'Thingy Eye' there's a terrific little piece "I had this bloke in the back of my Cab" in there, which will be right up your street, honnist*
Must remove this Marmite from my Hamsteads then finally crash, Phew*
Vitamin C is killed by smoking! (24 hours in Body only don't forget)
Woucester Fred's thread:
Posted on: 10 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
'The Gordian Knot 'Three sayings used by pompous orators for hundreds of years as classical figures of speech are "as rich as Croesus", "I came, I saw, I conquered", and "to cut the Gordian Knot". All three had their original home in Türkiye. The first applied to a Lydian king; the second was said by Julius Caesar after a battle in Asia Minor, 47 B.C., in which he defeated Pharnaces II, King of Pontus; the last refers to a legend of ancient Phrygia. The city of Gordium, now called Gordion, is about a hundred miles west of Ankara. It was the capital of ancient Phrygia. One of its rules was a peasant named Gordius, who gave his name to the city after fulfilling an oracle of Zeus.
Nuffin to do wiv Our Gordon then Chaps?
I ain't sayin Nowt:
Nuffin to do wiv Our Gordon then Chaps?
I ain't sayin Nowt:
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
So Adam & Eve had Caine & Abel, where were the girls then?
Fritz Von I wonder if any current British Politicians are on the Home Office Bad Boy List for Committing Crimes Overseas then?
If Israel ever got US permission to fire Nuclear tipped, etc warheads over Iraq into Iran, I wonder if the US etc troops would be warned to duck first, just in case they shot themselves in the foot like, innit?
Fritz Von I wonder if any current British Politicians are on the Home Office Bad Boy List for Committing Crimes Overseas then?
If Israel ever got US permission to fire Nuclear tipped, etc warheads over Iraq into Iran, I wonder if the US etc troops would be warned to duck first, just in case they shot themselves in the foot like, innit?
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
When I mentioned on here recently the New Iraqi PM's desire to Quit as well as his predecessor cos the Yanks wouldn't let him get on with things his own way, I thought "Ello Fritz, I bet Georgie Boy will soon send loads more troops in, even though the New Democratic led Congress would be essentially against it but would have their hands tied so to speak"*
Fritz Von As his reasoning for the new cannon fodder is to protect the Democratically elected Iraqi government, he's gonna be somewhat stuffed if this guy does actually resign for above-given reasons, innee Chaps? (as if you give a toss in the real world).
Does he drink milk in his tea though?
Is Britain worth fighting for asked a squaddie on the corner (silently you understand)?
Fritz Von As his reasoning for the new cannon fodder is to protect the Democratically elected Iraqi government, he's gonna be somewhat stuffed if this guy does actually resign for above-given reasons, innee Chaps? (as if you give a toss in the real world).
Does he drink milk in his tea though?
Is Britain worth fighting for asked a squaddie on the corner (silently you understand)?
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
Apparently Saddam Hussein has been spotted alive and well ordering an extra pint of sterilized milk for his tea by a milkman, whils't delivering to 10 Railway Cottages, East Cheam!
Fritz Von "He was wearing a false nose and a Hilda Ogden type headscarf," reported the plucky milky, "But I knew it was he straight away, cos he had 'SH' initialled on his pyjama pocket in red satin, and was holding a packet of Cheerios under his left arm".
N.B. Could well be an MBE for him then Chaps in Tony Blair's resignation Honours List, innit*
Is this Silly & Tenuous?
Fritz Von "He was wearing a false nose and a Hilda Ogden type headscarf," reported the plucky milky, "But I knew it was he straight away, cos he had 'SH' initialled on his pyjama pocket in red satin, and was holding a packet of Cheerios under his left arm".
N.B. Could well be an MBE for him then Chaps in Tony Blair's resignation Honours List, innit*
Is this Silly & Tenuous?
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
I wonder if it's possible for future Mayors & Prime Ministers to say, to say Scotland or er, Romania, you can have the 2012 Olympics we neither really want them, nor can Londoners afford them, especially just for a fortnight of egoistical fart-mongering disguised as sport from so-called amateurs (who really are not at all at all)?*
Cheers,
Fritz Von Our Fisbey's flop's good though, innit*
Cheers,
Fritz Von Our Fisbey's flop's good though, innit*
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Fisbey

Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
quote:Originally posted by Fisbey:![]()
You can do it Our Fizzer, lot's of trainin, eyes forward, and that leap can be yours John*
Cheers,
Fritz Von Don't let em keep you doon, the world is your Clam as they say in Rhode Island?*
Good Old Bank Of England eh? Now they are High Flyers.
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
quote:Originally posted by scottyhammer:
i need help!! scotty.![]()
This is very true John.
Regards,
Fritz Von 2007 is the new 2006, though Bowie's still turned 60*
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
quote:Originally posted by rupert bear:
And I never thought I'd say (or even think) that. The Bank of England has raised interest rates today, a month earlier than most expected.
Good job too I say. Far too low for too long, fuelling silly house price inflation among other things. I do wish the CBI would stop whining every time they do it.
Quite Right! Quite Right! Reminds me of Birmingham Fran and her Chocolate Fireguard wheeze, innit!
Cheers,
Fritz Von Our Gordon soon plans to abolish the CBI anyway (on record Chaps), so that'll be one thing less to mither over I suppose:
I wonder why the top Jewish Powers that be in Israel, don't play the same old psychological blackmailing games favoured by the Catholic Church then for their overseas Sheep? it'd save a lorra hassle, wunnit*
You're either with us or against us! (ni in-betweenies).
Any Scots care to comment?
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
Well done Mr Moon who's just asked for the closure of Camp X Ray!
Fritz Von That'll rattle Georgie Boy's Cage and make no mistake Chaps*
Fly me to the Moon ****
Fritz Von That'll rattle Georgie Boy's Cage and make no mistake Chaps*
Fly me to the Moon ****
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by acad tsunami
quote:Originally posted by Berlin Fritz:
What do you mean, you failed? Me too John & Miserably* I got rejected from Sandhurst for Passing the Entrance Exam though!
Really? I didn't know they had an entrance exam. Do you mean RCB?
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
quote:Originally posted by acad tsunami:quote:Originally posted by Berlin Fritz:
What do you mean, you failed? Me too John & Miserably* I got rejected from Sandhurst for Passing the Entrance Exam though!
Really? I didn't know they had an entrance exam. Do you mean RCB?
No John, I actually refer to AHL.
quote:Originally posted by Rasher:
What's he gonna do there - model knitware?
Perhaps in this instance one could actually remove the 'k' innit Our Über Rasher!
Cheers,
I bet I could prove what I did in Court & on the phone over the last few hours and make no mistook Chief, phew*
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by acad tsunami
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Berlin Fritz:
[QUOTE]
No John, I actually refer to AHL.
[QUOTE]
Wot's that then Fritz?
[QUOTE]
No John, I actually refer to AHL.
[QUOTE]
Wot's that then Fritz?
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
quote:Originally posted by acad tsunami:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Berlin Fritz:
[QUOTE]
No John, I actually refer to AHL.
[QUOTE]
Wot's that then Fritz?
I'm afraid like Bentleys and New Naim equipment if you have to ask the price you can't afford it Matey, innit*
Cheers, You know how it is!
Fritz Von Let's hope Our Adam doesn't in a fit of genius change the Beckham thread to Boston!
Fluent Spanish goes down a treat in LA too I hear?
The new Wemberlee as with the old Berlin Stadium afore rennovation was insured, etc, tec, game/event for event with the PI aspect playing along like a lotto ticket* Engineers/Architects sigs commanded a fortune at dodgey risk to the public***
Who's kidding who?
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by acad tsunami
quote:Originally posted by Berlin Fritz:
[QUOTE]
Cheers, You know how it is!
Indeed.
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by acad tsunami
This from www.radiotimes.com
'Documentary Highlight
Tourettes de France
10:00pm - 11:05pm
Channel 4
Keith Allen travels to Paris on a double-decker bus with a bunch of teenagers who have Tourette syndrome: it's the kind of idea that could turn out cringe-makingly wacky or heart-warmingly strange. Happily, it's the latter. Since part of the teenagers' exhausting condition is a compulsion to blurt out obscenities at full volume, the language could hardly be worse. These guys make Gordon Ramsay look like a mother superior. ("Suck my t**s!" one of them shouts, apparently addressing Canterbury Cathedral.) And lest we miss anything, the outbursts are captioned on screen in big wobbly letters, one of several knowing, postmodern touches. The film isn't quite as interesting and riotously funny as it thinks it is, but it has terrific moments, my favourite being when one of the group shouts "comb-over" at the nice French doctor they visit. And the obscenely redubbed version of Cliff Richard's Summer Holiday (to which the whole programme is a kind of warped homage) will be hard to forget.'
Something for you Fritz von I'm sure you would enjoy it.
'Documentary Highlight
Tourettes de France
10:00pm - 11:05pm
Channel 4
Keith Allen travels to Paris on a double-decker bus with a bunch of teenagers who have Tourette syndrome: it's the kind of idea that could turn out cringe-makingly wacky or heart-warmingly strange. Happily, it's the latter. Since part of the teenagers' exhausting condition is a compulsion to blurt out obscenities at full volume, the language could hardly be worse. These guys make Gordon Ramsay look like a mother superior. ("Suck my t**s!" one of them shouts, apparently addressing Canterbury Cathedral.) And lest we miss anything, the outbursts are captioned on screen in big wobbly letters, one of several knowing, postmodern touches. The film isn't quite as interesting and riotously funny as it thinks it is, but it has terrific moments, my favourite being when one of the group shouts "comb-over" at the nice French doctor they visit. And the obscenely redubbed version of Cliff Richard's Summer Holiday (to which the whole programme is a kind of warped homage) will be hard to forget.'
Something for you Fritz von I'm sure you would enjoy it.
Posted on: 11 January 2007 by Berlin Fritz
I'd enjoy it about as much as seeing a bunch of drunk mentally impared teenagers being taken the piss out of by so-called normal folk John°!
Fritz Von Goodnight, another hard day at the office in the moaning*
Fritz Von Goodnight, another hard day at the office in the moaning*