Be careful what you wish for Krooner!

[Gussy]

The twin-engined Cessna Citation 501 finally hit one house

[Krooner]

No Comment.

[Gussy]

Here to please

[RTFC Barmy Army drummer]

Originally Posted By: Krooner

Gussy that is the best post for ages. Made me laugh out loud.

How is that funny? 5 people died in the plane.

[Krooner]

Sorry BADdy. Not laughing at the fact people died and I would never do that it is more in relation to a post made sometime ago re Farnborough in Hants.

[Gussy]

B.A.D.

 

Take a chill pill it's in reference to Krooners very public hatred of Barnborough!!!

 

ps the Wembley Drummer is better than you he has a Djembe

[RTFC Barmy Army drummer]

Originally Posted By: Gussy

B.A.D.

Take a chill pill it's in reference to Krooners very public hatred of Barnborough!!!

ps the Wembley Drummer is better than you he has a Djembe

Have you even heard me drumming and chanting this season with my mates? WTF is a Djembe? What team do you play for?

[Krooner]

didnt he used to play for Man Utd.

 

I think we may have done that joke before.

 

I'll get my coat

[Gussy]

Bad Boy ... Call yourself a drummer and you don't know what a Djembe is shocking.

 

The djembe is a drum, found in all of West Africa, where it is one of the most common instruments. There is general agreement that the origin of the djembe is associated with a class of Mandinka/Susu blacksmiths known as Numu. The wide dispersion of the djembe drums throughout West Africa may be due to Numu migrations dating from the first millennium A.D.

 

 

[Krooner]

Gussy Bore Off

[Big J R]

Ethnic piccy's now.

 

Well there's a first.

[RTFC Barmy Army drummer]

Bad Boy ... Call yourself a drummer and you don't know what a Djembe is shocking.

 

The djembe is a drum, found in all of West Africa, where it is one of the most common instruments. There is general agreement that the origin of the djembe is associated with a class of Mandinka/Susu blacksmiths known as Numu. The wide dispersion of the djembe drums throughout West Africa may be due to Numu migrations dating from the first millennium A.D.

 

My tunisian marching drum is porobably louder that. It looks small but have u heard me drumming and chanting this season?

 

 

[RTFC Barmy Army drummer]

Here is my drum http://readingtownfc.webs.com/thebarmyarmy.htm

[Krooner]

Oh christ someone invite TSF back to chat about Dorking

[Gussy]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djembe

 

Just for you Kroons & Bad he can work on getting his skills up before goes up against the mighty Wembley Djembe (Pronounced, Gem/bay)

 

[RTFC Barmy Army drummer]

Originally Posted By: Gussy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djembe

Just for you Kroons & Bad he can work on getting his skills up before goes up against the mighty Wembley Djembe (Pronounced, Gem/bay)

Does that make any sound at all? Does he use his hands to play this? I would have to say that my drum is bigger and better than the Wembley drummer.

[Big J R]

Originally Posted By: Gussy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djembe

Just for you Kroons & Bad he can work on getting his skills up before goes up against the mighty Wembley Djembe (Pronounced, Gem/bay)

Does the Wembley drummer walk with a pronounced limp ?




Spelt L-I-M-P, but pronounced LIMP ?

[Jeff Hamnett TSF]

Football in Dorking can be traced back to the middle ages, when a five toe-ed cockerel was used as a ball and two sides, one from the council of elders, and one from the bank by the meadow chased it up and down Mill Lane.

 

This practice was ended by the Sheriff of Guildyforde on April Fools day 1664 in Kronenbourg.

 

Some of the locals still like to carry out this tradition, and I myself chased many a young bird up and down mill lane during the last century.

[Big J R]

Worth waiting for, TSF.

 

Over to Kroons !

[Bitch]

Originally Posted By: RTFC Barmy Army drummer

Here is my drum http://readingtownfc.webs.com/thebarmyarmy.htm

Is your drum stick a phallic symbol?