I just knew it would happen someday

[manker]

How long has manker been getting away with it

I'm thinking, Poly at 18, degree at 22, bit of apprenticeship, own business at 24.

So, 3 or 4 years would be my guess.

If it turns out that you are, in fact, my Dad - I'm not going to be impressed.

I don't think I've even said all of that stuff on here but that's uncannily accurate.


Btw, your tax bill isn't ready yet so stop phoning me.

[JPaul]

I'm thinking, Poly at 18, degree at 22, bit of apprenticeship, own business at 24.

So, 3 or 4 years would be my guess.

If it turns out that you are, in fact, my Dad - I'm not going to be impressed.

irl

When are you bringing manlet to stop over btw. Then you and Mrs manker can go out for the night.

[manker]

That's the sort of thing he says in front of missus manker because he knows I'd rather go out with the lads

[JPaul]

That's the sort of thing he says in front of missus manker because he knows I'd rather go out with the lads

Poof

[JPaul]

Oh sorry, you meant lads plural.

I thought it was just your quaint Welsh ways.

[Proper Bo]

not many in his village

[manker]

That's the sort of thing he says in front of missus manker because he knows I'd rather go out with the lads

Poof

He says that a lot too, particularly when I'm talking to Mam about hair straighteners and moisturiser

[JPaul]

Poof

He says that a lot too, particularly when I'm talking to Mam about hair straighteners and moisturiser

Whilst eating triangulated sandwiches and sipping Babycham, presumablement.

[Gripper]

Poof

He says that a lot too, particularly when I'm talking to Mam about hair straighteners and moisturiser

[JPaul]

He says that a lot too, particularly when I'm talking to Mam about hair straighteners and moisturiser

Whilst eating triangulated sandwiches and sipping Babycham, presumablement.

That sentence has a 3 "in joke" quotient.