- Ben’s a right ‘un!
- Tom’s Sausages says sorry!!!
- Wasn’t all bifocals and a bad back
- Boys will be boys?
Ben’s a right ‘un!
The donkey’s alright but you’ve still got to sit through the service
I wonder if Ben’s going to be a bit of a lark when he’s gets older.
A classic wee quote about church,
spotting a 25g difference between his and Josh’s Easter egg last year
and a wonder ‘oops’ moment in dobbing Josh in.
Go on yersel!
Tom’s Sausages says sorry!!!
Ooer – Brenda’s not one to tangle with these days. Absolutely stunned that she got Tom to back down so quickly over the (lack of wearing) her engagement ring.
Still, is Tom right to be worried? Did Brenda just forget to put it back on, or is she more akin to Tony’s ex?
I still hope she gets a life away from Tom’s Sausages.
It wasn’t all bifocals and a bad back in those days
Indeed it wasn’t Tony.
Boys will be boys?
Apart from the really amateur mistake of filming themselves, then letting Ben get to the evidence – is there such a big difference between the way David’s treating ‘the boys’ and Pip?
Is David reacting to Pip’s relationship with Jude so strongly because of the age difference, or is it because this is the first time she’s really started dating someone? And that could lead to intimate situations which no father wants to even think about?
Or, is Ruth right that David’s just got different attitudes when it comes to girls?
I would have expected David to be a bit more perturbed over the tagging, but maybe Ben’s right and he’s used up all his energy in worrying/fighting with Pip.
- Count the spots on the earwigs campaign
- Locusts and honey for supper
- What’s stalking the churchyard?
- Hardly Tony Hart
Count the spots on the earwigs campaign
Don’t know what Kenton’s problem was – that sounds like a simply super way to spend one’s time!
Still, I can see why he had issues with Lynda coming round. Especially when he’s so used to the wackiness of Jim’s company ...
Locusts and honey for supper
But you do have to admire Lynda for her slavish devotion to detail.
And you never know – that might be the cure for the common cold which has so far eluded us.
What’s stalking the churchyard?
And why is there such a problem about it?
Or, is this going to be a storyline about the ravages of nature – that where one has to eat, another surely must die.
Or, is there an Ambridge Beast?
Hardly Tony Hart
Goodness – that made me feel a tad older.
No surprises that it was Jamie and Josh who were the budding Banksy, but how terrifying that (a) they hadn’t heard of Tony Hart and (b) it was young Ed giving them the bollocking.
“Each generation imagines itself to be more intelligent than the one that went before it, and wiser than the one that comes after it” George Orwell
- The Archers: where ballroom dancing is scarier than fight club ...
- The Ambridge Banksy
- Like father?
The Archers: where ballroom dancing is scarier than fight club ...
Poor Moike is so knackered that he’s getting harassed for being ‘an embarrassment’ at the dancing.
That might spell real trouble. After all, it was over a mambo or two that Vicky and Mike fell for each other.
Tired feet have go no rhythm, but is Vicky reasonable enough to understand?
The Ambridge Banksy
Who?
What will they tag next?
Can they spell right?
Like father?
Ah – that’s why Helen has been so full-on with Annette. She’s worried that Annette may be heading the same way as Greg.
So, after all the time, care and attention she’s lavishing (forcing!) onto Annette – just how is she going to react when she finds out about Leon?
Annette needs to confess soon. The longer this carries on, the more horrific Hele's reaction will be. And let’s face it, no-one’s is safe when Helen’s on a bender ...
