OT: Post in our forum and win a free trip to the Isle of Sheppey!

[Sam]

As per subject line!

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[davek]

Sam wrote:
> As per subject line!

Huh. I've been to the Isle of Sheppey. It was the first place where I
ever saw a woman with tattooed breasts.

Nice site, though.

d.

 

[Sam]

davek <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Sam wrote:
> > As per subject line!
>
> Huh. I've been to the Isle of Sheppey. It was the first place where I
> ever saw a woman with tattooed breasts.

> d.

I can use that. Somewhere, somehow, I can use that.

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[Just zis Guy, you know?]

On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 21:20:05 +0100, davek <[email protected]>
wrote:

>Huh. I've been to the Isle of Sheppey. It was the first place where I
>ever saw a woman with tattooed breasts.

Still trying to work out whether that's supposed to be good or bad. I
guess it depends where on the breasts the tattoos were...

Guy
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[Mark Thompson]

> Still trying to work out whether that's supposed to be good or bad. I
> guess it depends where on the breasts the tattoos were...

If it's on Sheppey it's bad. Trust me.

 

[David E. Belcher]

Mark Thompson <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> > Still trying to work out whether that's supposed to be good or bad. I
> > guess it depends where on the breasts the tattoos were...
>
> If it's on Sheppey it's bad. Trust me.

There was an article in the Kentish Gazette not so long ago which made
passing reference to a nudist camp on the Isle of Sheppey. Sooner them
than me. Brrr!

David E. Belcher

 

[Dave Larrington]

Mark Thompson wrote:

> If it's on Sheppey it's bad. Trust me.

Surprised no-one has mentioned this yet:

<URL: http://www.sheppeyscum.com/>

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[Colin Blackburn]

On Thu, 28 Oct 2004 09:58:38 +0100, Dave Larrington
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Mark Thompson wrote:
>
>> If it's on Sheppey it's bad. Trust me.
>
> Surprised no-one has mentioned this yet:
>
> <URL: http://www.sheppeyscum.com/>

Wherein lies a recycledpath

http://www.sheppeyscum.com/art3.htm

Colin

 

[Peter Clinch]

David E. Belcher wrote:

> There was an article in the Kentish Gazette not so long ago which made
> passing reference to a nudist camp on the Isle of Sheppey. Sooner them
> than me. Brrr!

Used to play Sheppey at rugby back when I stayed in Bexley. Every time
we went the pitch was as hard as, well, as hard as mud that was frozen
solid, 'cause that's what it was. And it always seemed I played out on
the wing rather than flanker the times we were there, thus compounding
my hypothermia opportunities as I gazed around wondering where all the
trees that might have broken the wind had gone (assuming they were ever
/there/).

Not a place to which I long to return...

Pete.
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[davek]

Sam wrote:
> I can use that. Somewhere, somehow, I can use that.

Yes, but you'll have to go through the appropriate syndication channels.

d.

 

[davek]

David E. Belcher wrote:
> There was an article in the Kentish Gazette not so long ago which made
> passing reference to a nudist camp on the Isle of Sheppey. Sooner them
> than me. Brrr!

Don't know about a camp but there definitely is a nudist beach - it's at
Shell Ness, which is a relatively nice part of Sheppey[1]. Sheerness
where Lydia[2] resides is at the opposite end of the island.

I once inadvertently caught an amorous pair of Shell Ness bathers on
camera while trying to take a picture of the opposite shore (Whitstable)
- it was only when I got home and examined the pics closely that I
realised what I had captured.

d.

1.Note the use of the word "relatively".
2.Marx brothers reference, in case you didn't get it