Alan: Cockney, Sonya, is an area in London where criminals live.....the police don't arrest them because, and they're very strict about this, they only slaughter their own...and they have funerals with horses and floral tributes that say things like Mum and stab!
idea for a new show - ‘Jet from Gladiators to host a millennium barn dance at Yeovil aerodrome. Properly policed. It must not, I repeat not, turn into an all-night rave.’
It's the 6.30 Queen Henry Stakes, which is generally regarded as the litmus test for Derby form. Jockey folklore says that if you c•ck up the Queen Henry, you might as well ride the Derby on a cow.
Ooops, let's just get the boys back in the barracks.
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Alan: Cockney, Sonya, is an area in London where criminals live.....the police don't arrest them because, and they're very strict about this, they only slaughter their own...and they have funerals with horses and floral tributes that say things like Mum and stab!
Builder: £500.
Alan: Errr, well how much is a mouse?
Builder: There's no such amount. A pony is £150.
Alan: I'll give you £200, that's a Pony and a bag of hooves!!
Alan "I'm not, I'm straight"
It's the 6.30 Queen Henry Stakes, which is generally regarded as the litmus test for Derby form. Jockey folklore says that if you c•ck up the Queen Henry, you might as well ride the Derby on a cow.
Ooops, let's just get the boys back in the barracks.
Smell my cheese, you mother!
I love you, in a way.