TRUE CONFESSIONS ,,(and nothing but the truth)....... - Page 7

fireman · 15-03-2005, 17:38

I had to lecture for 3 days at Birmingham University the free bars were nearly the end of me.

pendy · 15-03-2005, 17:40

FREE BARS? I might even go to Birmingham for that! Cheap, I grant you, but never had a free bar .....

fireman · 15-03-2005, 17:42

I think it was staff only but it was good I was just their as a visiting lecturer.

pendy · 15-03-2005, 17:44

So was I staff, but no free beer - with student union prices, I have occasionally managed a hangover that lasted almost the week .....

fireman · 15-03-2005, 17:46

They were paying for my services so I assume they thought they must entertain me. It cost them.

fireman · 15-03-2005, 19:49

Anyway I dont drink now!

fireman · 12-05-2005, 21:05

Lettie has a confession about her lucky pants that she did not air the first time round. Here is your chance Lettie and anyone else who failed to contribute.

lettie · 13-05-2005, 07:01

It's not so much a confession. My lucky pants were brought out for special occasions such as interviews, first dates etc, so that the event would go well. I wouldn't mind but they were the oldest most unfashionable pair of knickers ever!!! Everytime I wore them I seemed to have good luck so they became lucky pants until they were demoted to duster status in 1998.

Does anyone else on here have lucky pants or any other item of lucky clothing???

garinda · 13-05-2005, 07:25

No, but l have a lucky duster.

cashman · 13-05-2005, 09:46

definatley NO COMMENT on this subject,iv'e lost enough karma this week lol

fireman · 13-05-2005, 09:53

Come on Garinda lets here all about your duster..........

staggeringman · 13-05-2005, 15:32

got awarded pub of the season by camra in the first twelve months we where in the pub.had joseph holts on and tetley cask so at the presentation we had loads in from camra and reps from tetleys,both beers went so went in the cellar to change them the bulb had gone so i struggled eventually went back to the bar and pulled them both off!the camra lads where holding there glasses up saying the holts was in fine fettle and the tetley reps where saying the tetleys was also in fine fettle. i went back down the cellar to change the bulb and whoops...yes you got it the holts was piped up to the tetleys and the tetleys piped up to the holts, so i didnt dare change them whilst they where praising the beers!

fireman · 13-05-2005, 17:06

Why change what ain't broken.............

fireman · 13-05-2005, 19:41

Yoy would think that since this thread was started all these new members would like to get something off their chests and laugh about it at the same time. Come on you new members read the thread and contribute,

Billcat · 13-05-2005, 20:00

We usually head up to our vacation home in New Hampshire to celbrate Christmas, which allows us to share the holidays with my sister and her family, as well as my in-laws.

On Christmas Eve, I was preparing supper for the gang and singing to amuse my self. I really got into singing "The Judge's Song" from Gilbert and Sullivan's Trial By Jury. When I reached the line, "She may very well pass for forty-three
In the dusk, with a light behind her!" my father-in-law started to laugh uncontrollably. While I was well aware that it was my wife's birthday (that's why I was preparing dinner), I had quite forgotten that it was her 43rd.
Took me quite some time to convince her that I had not sung that line just to annoy her!