Athletico Mince - Boiled Parsnips 16: Never Drink Nuts

Episode Date: February 11, 2022

The EPL captains meeting, a waterworks mantra, clown car repair, and your unidents assessed. (Rec: 29/4/21) Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/athleticomince. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome along to this episode of a flettico past lips with me, Andrew Dawson. I hope you are all well and that your bed sheets are all fitted as opposed to flat. Imagine if you will you've treated yourself to a hot air balloon experience day from the voucher corporation. You're floating gently through the air, marbling at the views and breathing in that cool clean air. You look across at the complimentary picnic basket that comes as part of the package. It moves and as the lid first open, out crawls a topless man animal hybrid wearing only a pair of leopard skin shorts.

He honks out some barely intelligible words. I've had all the chicken drumsticks under a cheese board, come and go over some woods because I think the name to hurl over the site And then I can try and fly this bastard into the mood It's Bob Mortimer, I'll miss the heartache With your tough, so dead hair Oh, Bobby Balloon boy Sweating like a Savloid

Hello there, Mr Bobbottom. How are you doing today? I'm doing all right. I noticed that you called yourself Andrew Dawson. And do you prefer Andrew or Andy? I'm not that first, if you could call me whatever they want. You call me Andrew, sometimes I call me Andy. It's fine, I'm not bothered. It reminds me a little bit about when Andy me Andy it's fine I'm not bothered it reminds me a little bit about when Andy called changes named Andrew call towards the end of his career remember that

well I remember that yeah yeah that was because he tried to get all of the Andy call.com website with somebody else and already got it but he could get Andrew call.com and I think he got it for like 99 for three years so it changes near to a comedy at that. True story, true story, possibly. I used to change a lot. When I was a slush try, I used to a lot of people used to come in to have a deed poll, you know,

to change in an M. Oh yeah. So that was quite interesting, is it? Is it, it's something? It's people, it's something other than interesting, though I sent through them to look on your first. It was just it was just a noise that you made and you know we could just move on from it. What could I

mean would people... Why would people change their name by date pool? Well they always wanted to tell you that was very interesting and you know because I didn't I wasn't interested. Yeah. I'd like to change my name to you know I wasn't interested. I'd like to change my name to, I don't know, Pictionary, Pictionary, Hard, Back, Cove, or whatever. Yeah.

And I think they expected you to say, why is that then? But I want that bother really. You just said okay. And you just told the people to do it work. Yeah, they always wanted to tell you. And it was usually something to do with a family dispute, to be honest with you. Yeah.

That fallen out with the dip and they didn't want that family name or whatever. Speaking of names, the other names for me for this episode. Yeah, I've got a couple you might that might interest you, Andy. You could be Detective Ron Spraggan. Sounds authentic, don't you? Yeah. It's the real deal. Yeah. could be detective Ron Spragan. Sounds authentic, don't he? Yep. From the real deal?

Yep. One arrest in 17 years on the force. Right. Downside, very flaky skin. Ooh. You slap him and you get a saucer full, you know? See? And he's got a comb over.

Whether that bothers you, I don't know. No, OK. Plus side, he watches Bullseye on loop 24-7. And he's got a comb over whether that bothers you, I don't know. Plus, he watches Bullseye on loop 24-7. That is a detective run spray gun. That I can buy you do. You could be NeuroCosterbooks, he will grind literally anything into a fine powder and add frothy milk to it. Anything?

So for this example, he's grinding down hard hats and safety goggles. Yeah, 10 quid a cup. I don't know, Andrew, or you could be Ronnie Otdogs. No, I'll be, what was he called? Neyra or Costee Books. Yeah, yeah, I'll be him. Well, you're funny seeing that.

Oh, yeah, I'll grind out down me. We'll get the chance. What's that you got there mate, you want it grinding down? Not to shop in. Hey I'm looking at your t-shirt there, I like it. It's got a pop eye on it and it's giving the thumbs up. Yep. You can see his big muscle there and it says I like fun.

Now that's lovely. Thank you very much. That's very much. Do you like the colour? It's like old Bajin I think you've got it called it. Andy, I expect you probably heard about the super league thing, didn't you? Very much so, yeah. Yeah. And I tell you when as soon as I heard that Jordan Anderson was having a Zoom meeting with some of the other Premier League captains, right? Yeah. And I got straight on to infinity rocket plastics, of course, to see

if Badger could up with some spyware right? Well as always Andrew, he came up Trump's so I've got a recording a part of the zone meeting. Right you'd like to do your format that it's in? It looks like it is I think it's MP3 yeah. Alright so that adds a little bit a little bit of magic to proceedings, isn't it? It's got it. The section I've got, Scott Jordan, obviously, who's presenting the show, Harry Kane, Jack Grillish,

Harry Maguire, Liam Cooper and Kevin De Bruyne. I suppose I should just play it, Andy. Just press play, Bob. Just press play. A bit of an exclusive, innit? Starts off obviously with Jordan Duneson. So what do you reckon sir? Err, this proposal lands, do you think it's Mickey Nacky?

No, or Nicky Nacky, no, no. You first have a kid and keep it hungry, Steyron. LAUGHTER Oh Harry, I'll do either way. Hello Jordan, and a big unruffled hello from North London. Can you just say what a great show you have put on for us all tonight? Here at Spurs we think it's a very upsetting development and it's got me in a right so free buffery. It's causing me severe cramps with a good helping of an ease and misgivings. Ours first gang voted

with me a part from Dorsey Eric who didn't manage to say yes or no before the zone meeting cut off. So it's a big, classy, niggie know with a twisty all on top from North London. Great show, Jardin. Alright, that's one uh, what, you know, you know, you know, what about you and your big, bulbous calves Jack Gaelish. If you don't know me, but now you will never, ever eat me. Good evening Jordan and a big, roomy hello from the Midlands.

Can I just say what a busting show you've put on for us tonight? Well, personally, it's an achy, nacky yes from me. I'd be glad not to be playing in those big stadiums where the sound of the crowd can make you fall over with their intensity and the big stands can rip up a wind that knocks you onto the floor. Basically, most of the village staff are more interested in large engineering and football so we don't give it to say

the way. Perfectly happy whatever legal in. As long as we finish mid-table then we can slide down and get on with some live work and some shot blast in or hope that helps it. It's a great show Jordan. Oh, front sitter, Mr Switzerland, coming on strong like a rock and roll package, running for his patty patty head pass. What about your governor Bruner? It's great show Jordan and a big hello from Manchester UK. You know, before the announcement of the super league, I just couldn't find a shirt that look good on top.

But since the announcement, I've discovered on talking it dot short shirts. And now I can wear my shirt on top everywhere I go. The retail park, weather spoons, the cemetery, or even home bargains, where it's always important to look your best. So it's a Nicki Naki Nora from me. o'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r llwy'r ll simple we will play exactly the same way we play whatever competition whatever opponents don't master tools if it's fancy pants league or just a kicker boot on Kibbley Mower we'll still run around like blow-ass flowers in light bolt factories chasing a moth with our pants on fire and a red-out bomb cake in those knickers we'll always wear our top nuts and ear but cuts

we're a big slubbit Yorkshire pride if the biggest six-watt tit leave that's Mae'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r oes i'r o You know too, Nicky, not your norrers. It could be a close call to Midwife. No thanks, I'm a military history man. I book wire. Well, you've got to say you big fam as boy. Hello there, from the Great Northern tractor rally where I've just purchased a brand new corn husk from un-hoskit.com. Great show Jordan. I don't know much about nothing at all.

Let alone the superior league and all its details and all the possible problems and all that and all everything they call fall out. What I do know is that if you have a crop, if you have to crop our arvests, let's say a field of turnips and you ain't going to get much plucked out of the ground unless you have a decent up-to-date arvests in machine. Now I've got a Zweiler Harvester MP Turbo with dual discharge and multi-cropping functions. That's as good as it gets and I know my agricultural equipment better than I know, to never to control a ball with my useless baggy right foot. I guess what I'm saying is that if you're set up this perfect then don't change it for changes sake. It's a licking necky knoll from me great shoulder and that's great. So that's great. So by my reckon it's true

that it's too old at the present. Get the dog monk month, month, joy, a brand new buff to a b***** So casting for comes down to me, Hendo and I thank to all our judges for our last stuff so I wait for it, it's a nicky that he know from me for goodness so purely, let's get back to basics with this honking sound from my animal suitcase. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha as well, even though they just try to completely drop a bomb on the game football. But you know, that's football for you, I guess. It feels a little bit like they must have known this would happen. And it was, doesn't it feel a bit to you like it, this is actually just part of the process. Part of a grand scheme, a big plan for the, yeahiat probably, I reckon. These people know what they're doing. We've had some unit densities that have come in from the past, and it was for us to assess

and to judge, if you like. Rob Henderson says, I think I have a unit dent, I went to Aldi, got a trolley from the stack at the front, did my shopping and put it in the car when I went to put my trolley away, it didn't fit in any of the other trolleys. I had to get a teenage employee to come out and prove I hadn't gone insane. And despite looking identical to the other trolleys, it did not fit. Surely, this is a unident, he says, surely, what do you reckon but? Well, he sounds confident, but I don't mean to sound a grump but I've got a feeling it's just a maintenance issue isn't it?

It could come out backwards but not forwards so there's some little bit of wires got bent or so. Yeah it needs to be probably just removed from service I think for repair work. Yeah maybe Rob did it himself maybe he yanked it out to Ardenes, better or something like that. When you say Andy, the solution is to remove it for service and give it to the maintenance department. You know you've not been dealing with a unit dent really. Exactly. Yes, and almost an everyday kind of thing, isn't it? Ethan Nolson, I got stung in the little tour by a wasp at 4am while asleep with the window

closed, is this a unit dent? I washed it and put an ice pack on it, I think it means the tour as a post of the wasp. Is there anything else I should have done? And also, is that a unit dent? 4am? Wasp? I mean, 4am is an unusual time in it, but I don't think any times unusual to be bitten by an insect or a fly in the beast. It's just circumstances isn't it that it was 4 a.m. It's that it's a creator unit, I should think every one of our listeners has probably had a night bite of some sort to be honest. Yeah, yeah, so it was. No, no, no, you know, then finally, Joe Elliott, I don't know if it's Joe Elliott from Deflepper, I don't know,

I hope it is. He says Saturday before last, I was walking through Liverpool City Center and spotted a dinosaur's top trumps card face down on the pavement. I then pick it up and simply said, we had that in it to my partner. Following Saturday, we're walking through the other side of the city center happening to look down at the pavement. I spotted another dinosaur's top drums card face down east this a unit dent. Can I take this one? I'd rather you did actually, I'm sure, yeah. I say no unit dent. My assessment of this is that it was the same card but the wind took it from one side of the city to the other because

that can happen. Yeah, it can happen with the wind. The wind does like to move stuff, don't it? The wind will move stuff. I mean, cruel, cruel mistress. Been a bit cynical, it's just a story of every day littering in it, really. Yeah, it's a sad indictment on society, if anything. So sorry, no unit dense there.

That much innocent thing right my takeaway. I think a lot of people, it's a lad from Bolton who goes to shitty takeaways. Buys, you know, whatever, you know, burger and chips came out in a boner summit. And then he sets up a little table outside the takeaway. All right. And rates, rates the chips or whatever but it is accenties like Peter Kerr you got that right you know all right Tal kid yeah all right cock yeah so good so as he got like a GoPro camera or he's had a something so you can see inside

the ticket oh he's got a cameraman got like a got a camera guy. I got like a budget, is he? Yeah. He said, what's he doing? Well, it made me think when he said that, I didn't think you said Budgie, but if he had a Budgie in a cage. Oh, that'll be good. That'll be, yeah, that'll be a hook. As they said.

Or if the Budgie was only shoulder and it was perfectly trained, oh, lovely. Did you ever have a Budgie? No, but I used to, I think I used to visit like aunties or people's houses and they had one with a bit of cut sort of.

Yeah, we had a couple of budgies in our time. Yeah, we had one job. A blue one called Jock, who died and a green and yellow one called Mickey, who also died. So I thought you were going to say Mickey never died. No Mickey did that. Mickey died actually about a week or so after he was flying around the living room at our dog. Try to pounce on him. We had a Labrador so a gun dog you know his job was to catch budgies. You some sort of gamekeeper or summer what are you doing with a Labrador? I don't know, it was a kind of dog that we wanted.

Loyal dog, intelligent dog. And it was a family you sent out. It is a family you sent out, it said, what sort of a dog does this family want? Yeah. What does this family need? It's what we said, not want. You thought it's not about what you wanted, about what you need. And we felt that that time we needed something that might be

kit of will have catching, making the budgie and precipitate in its death. John Cooper lockdown sent me one of his, what would you call him? Poems. How? How first? How first, yeah. Yeah. So I'll run that past you Andrew. Okay. Yeah, yeah, so I'll run that past you Andrew. Okay Me bloody hat got bloody wet on the bloody way to the lawn direct me bloody bag got bloody robbed on the way to get a kettle from Russell and OBS my bloody shoes got covered in spew in the bloody car park at B&Q Oh, fucky fucky Gary got lucky found an extra wing in his bookie to Ken Tucky. I'm locked down, Gally. How do you do? Very nice. Yeah, it's an outburst really, isn't it? It was, it was, but I liked it. More mention there of unhealthy fast food, which I found a bit disturbing because I've got to admit, I'm trying to go

on what you could only be described as a bit of a health kick at the minute. I'll try to exercise more, I'm trying to lose weight, eat the right kinds of foods, so that's quite triggering that you've talked about. You talk about a takeaway, man, and you've talked about KFC there. As you go, you're salivating. I'm a bit jittery, yeah. But can you recommend to me some kind of healthy food? I might not not tried before that I can get stuck in? I mean, I tell about, teams these days, you know, you've got to stop your beer and your bread, aren't you basically? Yeah, I am. I'm stopping beer and I'm cutting down on bread and biscuits and sweet.

So I'm on a minute. And you sit and watch hours of snoker without a beer or cheese Well, I'm only a couple of days in what that's the plan. Yeah, no, that's heroic Andy. I've got a lot of fruit Yeah, but you know, you get so far with that just watching it rot. Can you recommend anything? I could eat well I am I mean, I'm very I'm a big believer in chestnuts. I do you use chestnuts at all? I've never had them. I don't think what you just ate them all. What you want them? What you would eat raw.

No, you get them to that pre-cooked and vacuum pack. Right. And just I don't know whatever you're having really. They're got a good bit of texture, but they're like, I'm not saying I believe in superfoods, but there's a lot of good stuff in them. And there's, yeah. and that pocket they come in can I just drink them out of the pocket like the end of a bag no Andy let this be a lifeless and for you never drink nuts oh it's too

yeah I'll go right out yeah yeah. Drank. Not right. Okay. Yeah. The wife's just popped in and asked me, Andrew. When you're waddling around your neighborhood, does the friction created by Thyrobe ever set your nile on joggers on fire? That, I can't say it does though. I mean, if I ever need any kind of instant warmth in the thigh area, I'll just wet myself.

That's a short term solution. You wouldn't do that, Andrew. No, I wouldn't do that. No. Oh, it's nearly your... Oh, how you, grubu. Yerf, are you where? Are your shackers all smooth and still?

Are they going off like a stride-mute, a bake in a bingo-hole, cappac? Well, well, they're all really smooth, nice and smooth. Oh, there's excellent. And how's your mind, mum, legitimately legitimately humming or drifting towards the absolutely crackers? I would say gently humming. Gently humming. At your words, it works. Put your hands. It's as good as it can be expected, Erickin. Mum, they're all sure.

Yeah, Erickin. It's all sad, it's it sounded like a struggling to go. I could help. No, thank you, Guru, but I don't think I need any help. You do. No, don't eat it. When you are approaching the pot, I need you to march slowly towards it like a soldier and repeat this mantra

Tinkle,inkle,inkle,inkle,inkle,inkle, see it No I don't want to say it Say it! Tinkle,inkle,inkle, I don't like this guru Good now that the mantra is inside your mind and need to invoice you So what? Yes, 179 pounds, 99 per year, or a lifetime license for, let's call it 850 quid. But you never said anything about payment guru. It's all there on my TikTok page, Bob, Tee-S-N-C's, Tee-S-N-C's.

Oh, I'm fading down, fading down. Inverse will be in the past, oh, 14 days to pay, fading, fading Small claim, court action, fading, fading Andy, the chorus just, I think the chorus just ripped me off again That's the shame, which is 34th this time I think it was 850 quay. Well, if you're what mindful this, you have to comply, don't you? So, Bolly gave me was like, I have to go tinkle, linkle, linkle or something.

Yeah. Well, sometimes I saw the text, it's like hypnosis, isn't it? You just need a little trigger phrase or something, and you know. Oh, you reckon it's good value, do you, Anton? I think it might be. Yeah. Just cough up. You're gonna for it. So Andy, it was time for Steve McClaren's

Clown Car to have its annual service the other week. Just oil change, compressed air top up for the clown horns. Refill the confetti tank that feeds the exhaust and retighten the springs on the collapsing doors. So he puts on his elastic-waisted brown leather bomber jacket, his jeans and his Chelsea boots, an immancass by the snake set off to JB's autos on the industrial estate. Now JB he used to be a clown back in the day So he specializes in clown cars and feats

When they get there Steve Hanks is honk Ha ha and JB comes out in his big red and blue shoes to greet him All right, Steve just park up here. Oh you're doing I'm doing lovely thanks Jair Bay. As Steve gets out of the car his door falls off under the ground. Oh brother and Colgens that's the springs on the door failing. You'll have to sort that out for me Jair Bay. You can hardly put any pressure on it at all. Well do ducks. Why not go a word, Steve, there's a vending machine and I think

we've got some lollies and ice creams in the fridge. I will do, dear, big, come on Casper, let's go check out the vending machine. So Steve goes into reception and as a look through the window of the vending machine, oh look Casper, they've got the artist and popcorn that you love so much. But Casper wasn't in the reception, Steve looks out of the window and sees JB the clown. Um, JB the clown car and Fiat's servicing man, tying the driver's door in place with a length of yellow rope. Oh my god no, what are you doing? That's a sp- Steve runs out and grabs JB by the ab.

Stop it, JB! That's Casper not a lense of rope. You can't tie a knot in him. It can bogger up all his gorgeous pipes. Then Steve notices that Casper's actually just sat on the back seat, wearing his sun specs and reading a leaflet about protein drinks. Oh Casper, there you are. I'm sorry, JB. I thought you were using Casper as a rope. I couldn't bear the thoughts of Casper being hurt. He's my best friend in the world of special love that exists to be tweaked to us.

He's like a nutty crust and a marshmallow snowball. So sorry I grabbed that. Oh, don't worry. So Casper and Steve go in the reception and I work for the car to be done. Mae'n gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio. Mae'n gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio'r gwaithio' Barbie! So I was just falling on to ask if you have any idea. Are we actually with a bunch together? That, that, that, that. I've told you where it's in my song. So if you lose the ball, you need to win it back. And when you win it back, you need to mountain attack. Yeah, I've played with it because I've got so much to do.

It's not working. We could get an alligator that, that, that, that, that. Yn y tak? Yn y tak? Yn y tak? Yn y tak? Yn y tak? Yn y tak? Yn y tak? Yn y tak? Yn y tak?

Yn y tak? Yn y tak? Yn y tak? Yn y tak? Yn y tak? Mae'r ffordd o'r ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd o'r cyflasioedd yn ffordd gone. Honestly, Casper, you naughty bucket of nasty ideas. Hey, could you grab me a fun and laughter bar? Casper crawls back in and gets Steve as fun and laughter bar. Thanks Casper. Honestly, look at the carpet in here. It's far too loose to weave for a heavy football area. And look at the standing on the floor in front of the vending machine. They really should have that area super shielded. What's that Casper?

Pitter you can't super shield the Derby Penelty area. Oh Casper you are just a very fucking funny bloke. And they're both laughs so hard. As if every pore of their bodies was leaking humor and tickle beads That's the end of that Andy Lovely stuff, I mean I would have, I would have carpeted down in that area I would have floor in like Tires or vinyl

Some of you can wash with a mop in it I think that's about it from this one isn't it? Oh alright, I need that to be in a past nip, isn't it? It's been very lovely, Thanks, past nips, for watching us and supporting us throughout. See you next time. See you next time. Thank you.