I'm 64 years old, well respected at work and amongst my huge extended family.
Anyway, er, thought this local landmark needed embellishment.
Got me to thinking that the good people of CL must have done some much more outrageous things not befitting of their age.
Care to share?
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He thought it was hilarious, my niece not so much, especially when she found out the tape I'd used was some sort of industrial strength permanent adhesive stuff that her husband left lying around and it was almost impossible to get off and when you did get it off, it took some of the finish from the banister rails, the doors, wallpaper and paint with it.
The night we couldn't get a cab in Lewisham and decided to "borrow" a police car to get home - in full view of about 10 coppers!
The night we decided to "borrow" a dumped car in Beckenham to get home and when we got in it found it had no steering wheel - when the police arrived I sat in the car making brum brum noises and pretending to drive off.
Throwing almost an entire hotel room out of the window and into the Albert Dock in Liverpool.
At a pub in Burslem before a Tuesday night game with Port Vale, I went to the toilet and came back to insults and threats from the locals - Mr Otto had decided to tell them I had recently been released from prison for credit card fraud involving OAPs!!!
After the Engalnd vs Panama game convincing a diabetic Millwall fan to drink a pint of dark fruits cider laced with a dose of every single condiment available in Wetherspoons.
1-1 draw at Man City... you literally threw me in to a wardrobe and proceeded to throw anything you could get your hands on at my head.
Brilliant.
After today's game I was a miserable old git.
This thread has had me laughing out loud.
Quality
I am a non-believer and throughout my childhood I would spend any visit to church in a state of suppressed hysteria waiting to explode with laughter at the intense solemnity and seriousness.
When I say childhood, I mean life.
Good going.