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• Re: Catherine Herbert?? by Klaus Vanderbaus (Member 191397) on 2-Apr-08
  Nio idea about Herby but I know David and Susan from the beach huts. Lovely people.

• Re: Fancy owning a football club? by Nogbad the Bad (Member 32235) on 27-Nov-07
  Still sounds like pyramid selling to me. This is a much better way to get something for nothing - http://www.cheapluxuries.co.uk

• Re: Fancy owning a football club? by Dani Sacco (Member 129226) on 7-Dec-07
  What a great idea. Ive signed up and with a few like minded people we could do it. Being able to buy and manage our own soccer team from the lower league, picking the team every week and watching our dreams come true.

• Re: Gliding Holidays by Klaus Vanderbaus (Member 191397) on 18-Oct-06
  Fancy a holiday with a difference then visit Sheerness, it's horrible with inbred zombies everywhere. You'll regret it forever.

• Re: Gliding Holidays by Buster (Member 118428) on 17-Nov-06
  klaus. how dare u knock the isle of shep. its great and has a pukka new bridge over the swale. its on the a249. you wanna get out there and try it sometime

• Re: Looking for fish monger by the name of Hoggman by Klaus Vanderbaus (Member 191397) on 20-Jan-06
  Yah, I is knowing a David Hoggman, he like fish muchly. Oyster and Haddock is his special. Look there is a man with da small dog, yah says Mrs Susan.

• Re: Looking for fish monger by the name of Hoggman by david callan (Member 134169) on 17-Feb-06
  What type of dog?

• Re: Looking for fish monger by the name of Hoggman by Klaus Vanderbaus (Member 191397) on 2-Mar-06
  Dogfish with puppies.

• Re: Looking for fish monger by the name of Hoggman by Klaus Vanderbaus (Member 191397) on 2-Mar-06
  No actaully it was a terrier. Have you seen David in the television program?

• Re: Looking for fish monger by the name of Hoggman by david callan (Member 134169) on 3-Mar-06
  I'm a bit worried about this bird flu thing at the moment. Only this morning I took six eggs out of the fridge and I swear one of them sneezed! still, it might just have a chill, after all, it has been in a fridge. Perhaps I'm worrying over nothing. Makes you think though.

• Re: Looking for fish monger by the name of Hoggman by david callan (Member 134169) on 15-Sep-06
  Just to let you know,the egg died.We did all we could.... so so sad...

• Re: Looking for fish monger by the name of Hoggman by Hans Beanz (Member 212414) on 13-Oct-06
  I is knowing this man,I have seen him wearing da socks and sandles along the beach,he look very similar to the 118 man on ze television.Klaus is right he has been on television once before,he must be a local celebrity of some sort.

• Re: Looking for fish monger by the name of Hogstien by Herbert TheTurbot (Member 208285) on 17-Oct-06
  I have seen the 118 man you is talking about. David "Stuff my gut with Oysters till I spurt like a whale" Hoggman. He was on the tele box with Mrs Susan and the person with the small doggy walking. His crazy fashion footwear is rugged with large plastic cushion soles and Jesus strapages. Poor Mr Callan's eggy passing on, eat the sucker, go on wolf down the yolk.

• Re: Looking for fish monger by the name of Hoggman by Klaus Vanderbaus (Member 191397) on 18-Oct-06
  I is liking the fashion crazy sandals but I is thinking that this wether we are havings is likely to rusultage in sogging socks wis de rain coming through stragage onto sock meterial. Here in Deutchland we like wearing socks wis our sandal but only in goot wether. I is having sturdy action man sandal with thik rubber soles with lots of cushion and elastostrapages, very comfort.

• Re: Looking for fish monger by the name of Hoggman by Buster (Member 118428) on 17-Nov-06
  Gos. u have lost the plot mate. bet you cant wait to get booked into harmony hall or orlestone lodge. yippee

• Re: holbourn, holbourne by Dave Holbourn (Member 214277) on 12-Nov-06
  HI Dave Holbourn, now living in worcester with family, trying to trace family tree.

• Re: Power Steering by Klaus Vanderbaus (Member 191397) on 18-Oct-06
  If you have an STD then visit a clinic

• Re: Speed Dating by Klaus Vanderbaus (Member 191397) on 18-Oct-06
  Alternatively go out to a local pub meet everyday normal people and don't pay these horrible rip off companies that charge you to fix you up with someone you won't like. Advertising your so called services clogs up our village boards so go find yourself a proper job!

• Re: rock pubs or bars by Lynsey (Member 169784) on 3-May-05
  Hi there, no real rock pubs or bars round Whitstable sadly enough, not that I know of anyway!. I quite often drink in the Fountain where a lot of hippie/grunger types drink. They have live music down there on occasionals, Subway Sounds with hip hop or other bits of music. The Smack and Neptune frequently has live music too. Lynsey

• Re: plz read this/anna wilson childrens home/salvation army by Buster (Member 118428) on 17-Nov-06
  you waz'd in a childrens home. that is so so wrong

• Re: plz read this/anna wilson childrens home/salvation army by Buster (Member 118428) on 17-Nov-06
  actually my joke was in poor taste. child cruelty is no joke. visit NSPCC, childine or other sites to donate

• Re: new book by kentish authors - ideal christmas gift by Hans Beanz (Member 212414) on 13-Oct-06
  Wasn't this writer once a very outspoken member of Hamstreet Council,too many radical ideas for the quiet sleepy village,take-away indeed what-ever-next ?

• Re: new book by kentish authors - ideal christmas gift by Buster (Member 118428) on 17-Nov-06
  No. He comes from the village of Singleton just outside chichester in west sussex.