Paddy first drink
Off we went to our local which is only two blocks from the house.
I got us some Fosters, he didn't like it – so I had his as well.
Then I got us some Carling Black Labels, he didn't like it, so I had his again.
It was the same with the 1664 Lager, Premium Dry Cider and all the other beers we tried.
By the time we got down to the whisky I could hardly push the bloody pram back home.
I got us some Fosters, he didn't like it – so I had his as well.
Then I got us some Carling Black Labels, he didn't like it, so I had his again.
It was the same with the 1664 Lager, Premium Dry Cider and all the other beers we tried.
By the time we got down to the whisky I could hardly push the bloody pram back home.
Tee Hee, start 'em young!
ReplyDeleteKathyk
Makes you wonder when ever they actually do get a taste for it doesn't it? 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Annie x
Oh my goodness Hettie, I was wondering where this joke was going... ha ha ha .. dad's version of babysitting the kids. Cheers and enjoy your week Robyn
ReplyDeleteDidn't see that one coming. Ha ha. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Mrs. A, I didn't see that one coming! It cracked me up and I could totally see the visual! lol Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteHello Hettie,
ReplyDeleteIt took me just a split second to realize what a pram is! Tee hee.
Hope you are doing great. I've been absent from blog land for a while..... can't wait to retire so I can get on with life!
Hugs,
Kay
Hi Sam,
ReplyDeleteanother good funny for Friday.
It did make me smile.
I did wonder why so many peeps love the dreaded drink, as I was brought up in a pub, and could never see much in it myself.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.
Good one, keep 'em coming.
ReplyDeleteKath x
That was a bit of fun Hettie. The title should have told me where it was going but it didn´t! Thanks for the smile. Kate x
ReplyDeleteHahahahahahahahaha
ReplyDeleteThat is so funny