DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Tell me it's not true. What are we going to use for our romantic drives up to lover's ridge? By that I obviously mean dogging in that car park in Ely.

Bootsy wrote:

Fitz wrote:Funds sent via Paypal...I hope there are no photos of those nasty girls with very few clothes on in the calender .

Not at all, just me and Cubist in the buff

5 extra ordered.

That was always a beautiful car. Wasn't it elderly Uncle Nick's handy work?

Bootsy wrote:
A Desotos Chrono. Powered by the work horse Valjoux 7750 movement. I went for this due to the TV dial shape, the 'fume' dial finish (similar to the Heuer Silverstone) and just thought it was quite funky!

Now that's nice!

Electronic Southern money winging its way to you with love. This is the calendar with you and Cubicle in the buff each month right?

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At least he'll grow, some of us are stuck with that driving position.

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I swear I spotted Cubist and Bootsy there! [img]http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t318/Photokernow/IMG_1772a.jpg[/img] Yes, you can spot Cubicle's chubby ankles a mile off. Those seamed stocking do absolutely nothing for them. Be brave, be bare! :albino: Bootle, you and I both know that Cubicle's ...

Congrats Bootle,
Hope you're getting 20 min kips between your breast feeding duties!

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I'd go horn grilles.

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Nige wrote: Dick and Dom

one of our favourite activities, it's the new S&M you know.

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Evil J Guano wrote:
I quite like those Sebring style ones myself...

Me too, even if only from an aural point of view. I still vivdly remember the rumbles from Cubists rear end reverberating through me. That is a whole other story though

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Cool pics

Sad news indeed.

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Wow! I disappear for a few weeks and major news! Congrats Mark (and Jo). Hope the baby looks more like it's mum!
All the best

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You could always try ninemeister in Warrington, I found them really helpful.

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