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Those ladies were on a Sky Sports News report.

 

I stand by what I said, NUmber 2 would be my favourite, despite the face, purely for what she's rocking under the dress.

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You went?

Yeah, company client hospitality day out. I spent the entire day on the guinness and doing terribly on the horses. Thankfully my bliss said i was alright to come in late today, because i feel shite.

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That's 4 double baggers. Actually maybe #1 is alright. She's like a Tesco-brand Brooke Shields.

But harsh on number 3 , single bagger surely ?

Bit late to this, but No.3 is the only one that would get a rise from me. But they essentially look like 4 chavs going to the races.

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200 quid up on the racing ....I shall retire from gambling now

 

I worked my days on a Galway Farm

In the sun and rain and wind and storm

But once a year I'll chance my arm

And cross the sea to England

I'll scrimp and save 2000 pounds

Spend the week in Cheltenham town

But the racing over always down

I come back poor from England

I dreamed one night before I left

A coal black mare with a white star chest

Crossed the line and beat the rest

I came back rich to Galway

I rose at dawn and drove all day

Thinking, wondering all the way

Lady luck have you come to stay

Or steal away in the morning

When I got to Cheltenham town

Irish faces all around 

No bed or mattress to be found

I slept out on the hillside

I spent three days at the viewing ring

Saw the horses they led in

And just as I was giving in

I stood and stared in wonder

With stamping hooves and steaming breath

A coal black mare with a white star chest

I ran my finger down the list

I matched the name and number

Well Lady Luck had come half way

The horses name was Galway Bay

20-1 were the odds that day

I went to make my wager

I counted out 2000 pounds

Held it high, slapped it down

The bookie smiled but made no sound

I knew what he was thinking

The biggest loser in all the land

With pounding heart and shaking hands

I made my way up to the stand

The horses came to order

But at the first she nearly fell

I cursed my farmers luck to hell

The second and third she took quite well

Way behind the leaders

Then moving swiftly from the back

Found the rails and caught the pack

Ten to go and from the back

Her hooves were drumming thunder

She’s catching horses one by one

Bridle flashing in the sun

Eight to go and a mile to run

Two are left before her

Down the straight and on they sped

Left one at the last for dead

Caught the next and by a head

She came home a winner

So I came back to my Galway farm

A wiser and a richer man

But never again I'll chance my arm

Or cross the sea to England

'Cos Lady Luck was mine that day

I held her close and she went my way

I raised a glass to the Galway Bay

And the dream of the Galway farmer

 

Very good.

But...

 

COMIC SANS

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You went?

Yeah, company client hospitality day out. I spent the entire day on the guinness and doing terribly on the horses. Thankfully my bliss said i was alright to come in late today, because i feel shite.

Sounds like a normal day at Cheltenham then (save for the hospitality aspect). :)

Hope you enjoyed it.

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March the 14th - a very special day in the calendar. If you get home and you notice there aren't any steaks in the fridge then prepare to be disappoint.

 

My birthday, missus better be ready, high heels and all!

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Happy Birthday Tegis, but sadly I can't use that as justification for my demands to the missus.

Edit: Demands? It's not going to happen if we're being honest.

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