carlos21
KING OF REP
I will do mate.I'm sure I will mate.
Keep up the good work on here, don't let them get away with any nonsense (well no more than usual )
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I will do mate.I'm sure I will mate.
Keep up the good work on here, don't let them get away with any nonsense (well no more than usual )
You hitting the sack soon.I'm sure I will mate.
Keep up the good work on here, don't let them get away with any nonsense (well no more than usual )
yeah, been a long day today, lots to do tomorrow.You hitting the sack soon.
Night babe.yeah, been a long day today, lots to do tomorrow.
Have a good one mate, night
What's for tea mate,http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/east-london-fox-tried-to-pull-my-trousers-off-a3204081.html
East London fox 'tried to pull my trousers off'
Trousers: "It was like he was pulling my trousers to say 'come with me' or trying get them off." Steve Gould
A man who fell asleep at an east London bus stop claims he woke up to find a fox chewing at his foot and trying to pull his trousers off.
Steve Gould, from Thurrock in Essex, had been out drinking with friends in Soho but, after falling asleep on the train on the way home, missed his station and woke up in Leyton.
The 35-year-old said he was a in a "drunken state" and, realising there were no more trains, wandered out to find a bus stop.
He said: "I passed out, basically. About an hour later I woke up and looked down and there's a fox chewing my trainer and my trousers.
"He didn't even blink. He just looked up at me as if to say 'what am I doing wrong?'
"He wasn't trying to bite me or anything. It was like he was pulling my trousers to say 'come with me' or trying get them off."
Fox: Mr Gould snapped the animal in action
Mr Gould, who works on the Tube, took a photo of the animal which quickly scarpered across the road where it was joined by another fox, who eyed Mr Gould for several seconds before the pair ran off together into the night.
He said: "God knows what would have happened if I hadn't woken up. I could have lost a leg, I don't know.
"But he was doing no harm. He was quite calm, he wasn't going to attack me."
Mr Gould added: "It was just the most remarkable thing I've ever seen. It's up there with my best ever experiences, most definitely."
Tuna salad and a pack of chocolate biscuits mate.What's for tea mate,
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/east-london-fox-tried-to-pull-my-trousers-off-a3204081.html
East London fox 'tried to pull my trousers off'
Trousers: "It was like he was pulling my trousers to say 'come with me' or trying get them off." Steve Gould
A man who fell asleep at an east London bus stop claims he woke up to find a fox chewing at his foot and trying to pull his trousers off.
Steve Gould, from Thurrock in Essex, had been out drinking with friends in Soho but, after falling asleep on the train on the way home, missed his station and woke up in Leyton.
The 35-year-old said he was a in a "drunken state" and, realising there were no more trains, wandered out to find a bus stop.
He said: "I passed out, basically. About an hour later I woke up and looked down and there's a fox chewing my trainer and my trousers.
"He didn't even blink. He just looked up at me as if to say 'what am I doing wrong?'
"He wasn't trying to bite me or anything. It was like he was pulling my trousers to say 'come with me' or trying get them off."
Fox: Mr Gould snapped the animal in action
Mr Gould, who works on the Tube, took a photo of the animal which quickly scarpered across the road where it was joined by another fox, who eyed Mr Gould for several seconds before the pair ran off together into the night.
He said: "God knows what would have happened if I hadn't woken up. I could have lost a leg, I don't know.
"But he was doing no harm. He was quite calm, he wasn't going to attack me."
Mr Gould added: "It was just the most remarkable thing I've ever seen. It's up there with my best ever experiences, most definitely."
"Oooh Foxy"http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/east-london-fox-tried-to-pull-my-trousers-off-a3204081.html
East London fox 'tried to pull my trousers off'
Trousers: "It was like he was pulling my trousers to say 'come with me' or trying get them off." Steve Gould
A man who fell asleep at an east London bus stop claims he woke up to find a fox chewing at his foot and trying to pull his trousers off.
Steve Gould, from Thurrock in Essex, had been out drinking with friends in Soho but, after falling asleep on the train on the way home, missed his station and woke up in Leyton.
The 35-year-old said he was a in a "drunken state" and, realising there were no more trains, wandered out to find a bus stop.
He said: "I passed out, basically. About an hour later I woke up and looked down and there's a fox chewing my trainer and my trousers.
"He didn't even blink. He just looked up at me as if to say 'what am I doing wrong?'
"He wasn't trying to bite me or anything. It was like he was pulling my trousers to say 'come with me' or trying get them off."
Fox: Mr Gould snapped the animal in action
Mr Gould, who works on the Tube, took a photo of the animal which quickly scarpered across the road where it was joined by another fox, who eyed Mr Gould for several seconds before the pair ran off together into the night.
He said: "God knows what would have happened if I hadn't woken up. I could have lost a leg, I don't know.
"But he was doing no harm. He was quite calm, he wasn't going to attack me."
Mr Gould added: "It was just the most remarkable thing I've ever seen. It's up there with my best ever experiences, most definitely."