Plantsmans Diaries 2021...Early April

It's been difficult to find much to put in this week as were in that transition between calm and chaos when temperatures warm, grass goes mad, watering is almost perpetual, and the f***ing irrigation traditionally breaks down....It is comforting to know it won't be my problem after September, and there won't be another winter!.....not being selfish or anything but ii've served me time!
There are a few things you might like here, Thomases haircut...or lack of it...is still having a life of its own...but i think long hair suits him.....Elizabeth has been away (lambing and child minding)...Clara returns, and Sunniside loses more vegetation.
Hope your all is well in our viewers respective parts of this world.
Best wishes....Malcolm

[@lilwilliams7277]

Malcolm the ship is amazing. Love listening to your tales, you always give me a good laugh.

[@marshmenne8657]

Thanks again for your channel. It’s gardening, horticulture, successful businessing, photography, marketing, poetry, humor, comment and grand scenery all in one. I pace myself as best I can so I can make it last for a couple of weeks until the next episode. Well done.

[@bwhite223]

The world seems normal after watching this video so thank you very much for all your effort Malcolm. I love the trilliums, and I think there were some erythroniums in one of the displays by the shop. I'm off to explore my leafmould pile which I've left for donkeysyears at the end of the garden - I didn't know leafmould was so valuable, thanks for the tip. Can I say this is the only place where I always read the comments and replies from everyone, they add such a lot of warmth. Cheers.

[@dc0145a]

Yay happy day another Malcolm and team video. So inspiring to see the nursery coming to life after a long winter.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Thank you......it’s always wonderful to see it all start again in spring, even though it’s my last on the nursery it’s the same wherever you look if we allow ourselves time and have the eyes to see.....there is no better remedy for winter blues. Best wishes...Malcolm

[@Goshtkub]

Thank you Malcolm, please keep going with these videos. The BBC should fire Monty and put you on instead every Friday at 9pm.

[@christinewarnaar-bates3494]

Lots of very nice things this week. Interesting about the Piggery, moss, (we used leaves)...beautiful cannon and ship, outstanding “this is Spring” photos, Thomas’ Viking hair. Loved it all

[@GrandmaSandy]

Thanks for a great video really enjoyed it all the beautiful plants everything look gorgeous hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy thanks for another great video today

[@glendagriffin7056]

Thanks Malcolm I am enjoying seeing Sunniside emerge. Thanks Amanda for your lovely photos and also for your efforts to provide a poem...all for the greater good I am sure!! Nice seeing Thomas and Clara there too

[@plantsmanscorner128]

It is nice when the others feature more Glenda. I like listening to them, also I run out of things to say or do and it’s good they have the confidence to just be their natural selves....warts and all like all of us. Thank you for your kind comment....Best Wishes...Malcolm

[@amandahodgson9637]

Thank you, Glenda! I do my best! X💐

[@christinewarnaar-bates3494]

Good for you Clara! -“says something interesting” lol...Good One 🤣

[@harvindersinghuppal2162]

I'm by no means a prude ..but Clara could easily take these guys to a tribunal for the crap that gets thrown her way... and that Thomas maybe a good gardener but effectively he's just a little twat

[@paulaknudsen7655]

Oh how lovely to hear you lot still messing about....... Amanda you made me laugh getting out of your sick bed in an effort to stop the rude Limerick. Marvellous stuff I really look forward to your weekly films. Thank you from Norfolk!

[@amandahodgson9637]

Needs must, Paula, needs must 😂🤣

[@robindavis4843]

Omg! The trilliums! So excited to see a patch of those! Sunniside is looking better all the time, keep up the great work!

[@DVDFHardTarget]

I really enjoyed that from start to finish. Thank you to all involved in the making of another fun filled and very uplifting video. :)

[@GrandmaSandy]

Thing is so beautiful thank you so much for sharing

[@badbooks476]

Thankyou Malcolm, great to see the plants are bursting into bud or bloom, despite this harsh April weather, though the April sun we are getting must help them look ‘ Perky ‘ great expression. It would be wonderful if you could do something with your old pig sty. As regards your memories of your families outside toilets, they were called Outside Netty’s in the North East, and often had a small hole at the bottom of the netty door, which you stuck your foot through, to show it was engaged. One of my dads sayings was ‘ Shining like a Netty door on a frosty morning’

[@plantsmanscorner128]

I will have to remember that one BB......I will have to think about the pig house.....will have a better idea when it’s all cleared out. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@davidrevitt7145]

Great to have a upload,your spoiling us,time is ticking away now,soon be retirement time,when it's nice weather it will flyby, stay safe malcom and the team

[@dennistaft7868]

Love the ship build, and it's nice seeing most of you back. Don't like the poem section but easy to skip. It's amazing how fast you make an hour go by, keep them coming.

[@chrisingram2709]

Thank you for doing all your videos mate. More helpfull for the soul than anything. Cheers.

[@shanlynwebb]

I like those arbors you made they would look great new again.

[@cew9837]

This one did make me laugh out loud and it wasn't just Thomas' hair.... the hellebore monologue was a highlight. John makes a good salesman!! I have spondylolysthesis so it was chiropractor for me too this week..digging for a beech hedge. Love the birds..Lewisham little garden means loads of cats so not many birds!! Never seen a brambling before so that was great .. First goldfinch of the year 10 mins before watching your vid so hopefully presaging spring visits! Look after yourselves... you all seem to have been in the wars one way or another. Warmth on the way....at last....

[@wendychandler8304]

hank you, thank all of you for giving us such a packed magazine of different, enjoyable and fascinating videos; garden and nursery, potting and that beautiful model ship. I have had a difficult few months, finding it hard to be old and less active: I do want to get out and dig, and am less able, but watching you is a delight.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Thank you Wendy....I’m hoping to finish the HMS Victory someday, and that we will all be around to see it. Not sure what I’ll do with it then as it’s quite large....or will be. I’m glad you like the videos, and sorry you can’t get out as much as you’d like. I will try to keep them coming for a good while yet hopefully. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@wendychandler8304]

@@plantsmanscorner128 Thanks for your reply Malcolm. It must have been a terrible year and more for nurserymen; my garden has been a mess for years but. my son now helps me; much muck raking burning cursing and giggling. The first Greenfinches are back and five minutes ago Peter saw the first Swallow. I need some plants from you, even if you need to hide behind the shed. Best wishes, Wendy.

[@lenaolivetti9366]

So good to see everyone!!! 🇺🇸

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Thank you Lena......best wishes....Malcolm

[@badbooks476]

Amanda, I hope you are feeling better, the poem was beautiful and your pictures show that the plants are waking up despite the harsh April weather, your photo of the stream is excellent

[@plantsmanscorner128]

I think my Limerick would have been better.......maybe not!.....Best wishes....Malcolm

[@amandahodgson9637]

Thank you very much 💐💕

[@davidblackwell6842]

ha you got plenty do in your own garden Malcolm ,ha spend half my life de-weeding pots .good luck for the coming season all .

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Thank you David....you take care and watch your back with all that weeding....Best wishes....Malcolm

[@davidblackwell6842]

@@plantsmanscorner128 back went years ago ha

[@maynardgreenhouse]

I got a chuckle hearing Thomas talk about how customers can't seem to put plants back where they found them. Burns my ass too.

[@stampinghippo7157]

Watching PC is the best thing. Thanks Malcolm and all the EHG team. Special thanks to Amanda, hope she feels better soon. Hanni

[@plantsmanscorner128]

I’m so glad you still enjoy the films Hanni......I’m great but the others are a pain in the arse really🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Just joking, I think it all works quite well most of the time. Best wishes.....Malcolm

[@gabijones2445]

The pig house and your tale of using bramble filled moss... we tend to romanticize "the good old days"...so glad you are here to serve us up some waffles. Hope Amanda is feeling all better. I don't think it's sad that you work on model ships, I think it's fascinating. Thanks for the video... Sunniside is looking more and more beautiful every time you show it, was good to see the crew...and all the flowers and trees budding out, just wonderful. Be well.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Thank you Gabi.....we do tend to romanticise stuff....I think it’s a human condition. When I was at primary school, it was a very old place.....the toilets were just an open shelter with a wall separating girls and boys....and a tin roof that was about a foot higher than the wall.....you could climb on you mates back and look down on the girls the other side (they did similar)....being small children it wasn’t in a weird way....that didn’t interest us, but what you could do if you stood back, were busting for a pee, and pulled back your little man in a certain way (most blokes will know what I mean) ....you could piddle over the top and onto the girls the other side. They could not do this. Looking back it’s funny, however I got the strap twice for doing it and when they upgraded the strap to a cane, I got that once more even though it wasn’t me that did it, which still rankles today even though I got away with it loads of times...It was terrible getting that sort of punishment, but I look back with nostalgia. ......As a very rural school it’s easy to romanticise the spring and summer days.....but mostly if I’m honest, I remember the incessant mud, cold, and ice on the inside of the windows....even at school despite a coal fire. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@amandahodgson9637]

Thank you, Gabi 💐💕

[@kevinrogers326]

Another 1hr 14 min of pleasure. Do miss it when these videos don't appear. Thanks Malcolm hope the back improves fast.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

That’s very kind of you Kevin. Thank you. I hope Thomas, Clara, Amanda, Elizabeth and the others realise the pleasure they’re giving many people.....personally they get on my tit ends.....that was a joke in case any keyboard warriors start spluttering into their skinny latte (whatever that is)......Thank you again. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@wilder957]

Wonderful as always

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Thank you very much. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@arlette.deprez]

Aaaah, beautiful people!

[@margarethughes3763]

That pie looks lovely. Thank you for the video.

[@margarethughes3763]

You are lucky to see all thoe's birds I live 6 miles from Birmingham. Hardly any birds only magpies, crows, pigeons, a few sparrows,. I have lived here 74 yrs, when I was young we had all of thoe's birds, it's sad.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

@@margarethughes3763 that is so sad about your birds Margaret.......The pie was very nice. I wanted to be a chef when I was a youngster, but my old man wouldn’t let me. I can’t tell you why as I’d have to change the wording he used and I don’t like doing that. But in those days it wasn’t perceived as the thing ‘real’ men did amongst the people I grew up around. Just how it was I guess, but years later I’m glad I didn’t because I’d have murdered a customer within a year I think. Very best wishes....Malcolm

[@helenwilliamson7099]

Awe Malcolm we love you, looks like a lovely pie yummy ❤🤍💙💐

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Thank you Helen....I’m glad someone does other than for my pies. 🎻🎻🎻

[@franconianable]

Thank you all. Enjoy each new video. From oregon.

[@oliverblackhall]

Hello. I pressume you own the nursery. I've been watching for awhile since last year and your videos never fail to entertain. Great banter and very informative and interesting

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Thank you for you kind comment Oliver. It’s always appreciated by us all. We can’t do it any other way and it’s pleasing to know people do get something out of these things. Thanks again and best wishes....Malcolm

[@ourfloridagarden4191]

The excavation of Sunniside is fascinating.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

I don’t know about fascinating....it’s exhausting. I’d forgotten what hard labour was like....exhausting in a good way though. I hope we’re here looking at it in 5 years when I think it will be perfect, for my taste at least, which is a woodland, wildlife, and cottage style garden.......it’s about bring the sound of life into the space as much as the plants. I’ll explain in a video soon. Best wishes.....Malcolm

[@raymondcutler8795]

Thank you all

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Your vert]y welcome Raymond....Best Wishes...Malcolm

[@paulhill3622]

Hi Malcolm,"What would it take to get Lisa on 'Camera' !? Nice to see you & the 'Team' back for another series!

[@plantsmanscorner128]

I’ve no idea. As a science teacher for Amy year it’s odd that she can stand in front of classes of 11-16 year olds all day long but not speak on camera. She hardly a rough old dog either....she just doesn’t like it. It’s good to have them all back together some days, and much more interesting to film them rather than drone on myself, I’ve about said everything I can think of saying now.....but never mind, the tasks change sometimes. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@laurenb6451]

LOL looks like maybe Jim’s Curly Chest Hairs has been renamed Pinus parviflora 'Jim's Mini Curls' in USA? Thank you for another excellent video. Ikm glad to see Clara is back, Amanda is poeming, and hopefully your back is behaving, Malcolm.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

It’s lovely having them altogether at the nursery Lauren. Folk don’t always realise that you can build up a bond with the people that work for you. They have ideas of their own, lives of their own and when I finish at the end of September it will be the one thing I miss the most, but I’m sure they will go on and make their own adaptations. At least I hope so, every regeneration bring a new look while retaining some feel of the old....it’s how it works. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@helenwilliamson7099]

Just finished the vlog there, really liked that poem Amanda, hope your feeling better 😍👍

[@amandahodgson9637]

Thank you, Helen! Better by the day 💕🙁

[@helenwilliamson7099]

@@amandahodgson9637 that's great Amanda I'm glad your ok, I got that vaccine 3weeks ago and was feeling pretty roppy fir a few days but ok now take care 💗💗

[@guinessparis1]

Another great video Malcolm, nice to see your interests other than Horitcultral, Thomas,s hair i,am waiting for the pony tail, they called me Greengrass at work because of my hair, not my attire though i was quite chuffed with the name though, know i just an old fart!

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Welcome to the old fart club Nick......I actually enjoy getting old as you get away with so much more because people assume your just a daft old bugger and you’ll be dead soon anyway....I intend to milk it for all its worth. You take care Claude!!....best wishes....Malcolm

[@stuartanderson7671]

Great show as usual, looking forward to see how Sunniside develops.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Thank you Stuart....I’ll endeavour to keep it updated, but we’re getting into the silly season at Eggleston where time is limited due to the workload......although today they were having an ‘after 8 race’......absolutely ridiculous, but I did film it for next time....and Clara used some very rude language which took everyone by surprise....Best wishes....Malcolm

[@helenwilliamson7099]

Hey Malcolm, I had a hemirage in my eye about a month ago, I looked like someone from the walking dead, and yes that was me wordsworth the daffodils 😆😅👍

[@plantsmanscorner128]

You shouldn’t encourage her romanticism......🤮🤣🥃

[@helenwilliamson7099]

@@plantsmanscorner128 😍👍

[@amandahodgson9637]

I’m working on him, Helen, but it’s gonna be an uphill struggle....😂🤣

[@helenwilliamson7099]

@@amandahodgson9637 yep I think so Amanda 😆😆👍💐

[@MikeJRe2ipi]

Scraps are free...

[@andyt704]

Another excellent episode Malcom & team, Sunniside is coming along nicely looks like you've put some hard work in to it already, Will be worth it in the end though. The HMS Victory ship looks fine enough to be sailed by Captain Jack Sparrow 🤣🤣🤣 By the way where did you get the Metal racks from I've heard you talk about them in previous videos but can't find which one.

[@simonwhite5535]

Hi Malcolm, as of yet I don't think anybody has mentioned your model-making skills. Well, has to be said pretty impressive!! On the toilet paper, or should I say, lack of section, you really ought to read the 16th Century French writer Rabelais's pentalogy "Gargantua & Pentagruel" about the shenanigans of a giant and his son. As I remember they have an hilarious conversation about the dos & don'ts of what to and what not to use to wipe their "fundaments" (their word for it not mine). Being giants it throws up some interesting options, some of which make Izal look like a walk in the park. If I remember correctly, using a sheep was a firm favourite with them. I see that on your walks you seem to have a plenitude of that said animal if you are ever caught short. ;) Again, thanks for the effort you put in to these vids and I hope Amanda is feeling better. Oh and, what did you decide about the pond if anything at all? Warm regards Simon

[@plantsmanscorner128]

I’ll ask Thomas if he’s got a spare one.....I don’t think I’ll decide on the pond for a year or so Simon......the birds and insects love it and I’m in no hurry as there are so many other things to do. I need to concentrate on getting the garden clean, weeds where I want them, paths made, the apple arbour started, and think about any hard structures or landscaping I need to do over this autumn and winter......my knowledge of French 16th century writer is limited....non existent in fact....so I’ll take your word they wiped their fundamentals with a sheep....it would clog up the sewers much worse than wet wipes or fatbergs I guess.....Best wishes.....Malcolm

[@simonwhite5535]

Ha ha! No need to dispose of after use though. Wipe & Go so to speak...zero waste, zero fuss, 100% re-useable. :)

[@amandahodgson9637]

Thank you, Simon 💐💐

[@annescott6137]

🙋hi from Scotland ,hi Malcome and the gang thank you for sharing this amazing vidio I love seeing all around the nursery ,I can't wait to see your garden when you get it all finished it's so magical I just love how you all banter with each other and amanda's photography and her amazing poems I just hope one day I can get to come from Scotland to the beautiful garden and walk around and of course ring the bell 🔔 lol take care till next time Anne Scott from Scotland ❄️

[@amandahodgson9637]

We so look forward to your visit, Anne! Take care 💕💐

[@annescott6137]

@@amandahodgson9637 oh amanda i would just love it thank you hope you are feeling better i will be ringing that bell lol x

[@eileentarrant9876]

Hello again everyone ,nice to see you all again ,sunny side’s coming on a treat Malcolm and the Victory ,my late husband always wanted to build that but sadly only got as far as getting the plan .No he didn’t die then ,we got married so he found other things to do 🙄 Anyway sorry you’re not well Amanda ,I had the Pfizer jab and was ready for the after effects but didn’t get any but they do say if you feel poorly you’re getting a lot of antibodies so all good .So getting back to gardening what happened to all the bulbs John put into the Worm are they up or have we missed them ? Malcolm please finish the Limerick in your reply 😱🤣🤣

[@plantsmanscorner128]

I hope the ‘other things’ were as relaxing as making a replica ship. I’m working off Admiralty plans mostly....I find it very therapeutic. The crocus in the worm have been and gone Eileen.....and I dare not finish the limerick....you wouldn’t believe the declarations and stuff I have to fill out with youtube now......right down to confirming I’m not promoting guns, or racism, or sex or all sorts of other things.....then their algorithms check through it for all sorts of stuff.....I’ve been stopped twice already. I am really starting to worry about the depths of censorship these days, and who decides what should be censored. It’s very worrying.......Amanda is getting her bounce back.....though I don’t think it’s something she can avoid really 😂...best wishes.....Malcolm

[@amandahodgson9637]

Thank you, Eileen 💕💐

[@bazookajoe1457]

Where can I buy the toad stool you have at sunnyside? Look forward to your videos, they make our week.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

There was a guy in Wales made them....Barry from ‘Forest Culture’.....he really only supplied garden centres and things....even then only select places. I’m not sure if he’s still making them as I’ve not bought any for a year or two now. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@jameswswann]

Eee lad. Ive checked KZbin 3 times tonight and then you go and upload at bedtime.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

It was a late one James.....Clara 😈 is to blame for coming round my house in the afternoon to take the dogs out......and going on and on and on for hours about healthy eating, celery, nuts’ and f***ing apple vinegar. I think she was just envious of my creamy chicken, ham, and leek pie........we did have a lovely walk apart from the fact I have to take three paces for every one of hers just to keep up....I was knackered when I got home and fell asleep.....also there is now a verification process with KZbin to check your video ‘is appropriate’ .......I’m not sure who decides that but it takes ages.....Best wishes.....Malcolm

[@petercresswell5402]

Ironic, visiting the nursery today to grab a trio of trilliums and other bits and bobs. Arrive home to find a new video....a day with the Eggelston crew 😉

[@alpinegardeners]

My husband wants to know what material you used for your potting benches in the shed ... also who will take over the nursery when you retire will you cover this is a program? We love your videos & are enjoying what you’re doing at Sunnyside ... I also learn something ☺️

[@plantsmanscorner128]

The material is ‘stock board’ you should get it from builders merchants or agricultural suppliers....I believe Lisa and Thomas are probably going to carry on. I pleased you enjoy the videos.....it’s always a worry if we go too far sometimes....they’re not ‘normal’ gardening videos really. Best wishes to you both.....Malcolm

[@alpinegardeners]

Thanks he’s off researching it ... we are coming your way in May up from Hampshire doing a nursery tour for a few days I’ve been locked in far too long, you grow the most amazing trees & shrubs you just don’t see ... I’d love to see your larches such a beautiful tree ... great to see the team back, you must have miss them ... when I retire from 40 years of nursing my work colleagues & the banter I really missed & still do ... I hope this weather gets back to spring! Love those little dogs ...

[@waterlily43811]

You're lucky the moss didn't have poison ivy in it!

[@mikesmith-yj3ih]

Tell Thomas that it is the people in the Supermarket that he uses getting their own back because he put a Comb Hair band in where the bakebeans are. he changed his mind when they anounced that the shops will be open next day and could buy cheaper. And that limerick was something about something broke and being whipped into cream ? keep it up the Vlog not the Whipping 🤣🤣

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Yes....that’s the one. Not sure it’s suitable for a horticultural video though Mike. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@mikesmith-yj3ih]

@@plantsmanscorner128 That's machines for you? I believe Barbarella (film) had a problem with hers as well.

[@mollie3244]

Will those beautiful old stone walls come down Malcolm when you pull the ivy out?

[@plantsmanscorner128]

No Mollie....I’ll shove one pointing in there later, and put some stone slabs over the top to keep the worst of the rain out....The ivy would have pulled them down in the end. The structure is something that was just thrown up with scrap stone, just for the pig. It really is t that lovely, but certainly historically interesting inasmuch as many villagers shared a pig and fed it all the rubbish.....sorry, left overs scraps, and anything they could find. Thomas and his family had a few last year for much the same reason......he’s still got them....just in the freezer now. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@mollie3244]

@@plantsmanscorner128 I'm looking forward to seeing it. Sunnydale is beautiful already and you're a complete wizard so...... As for the pigs, everybody rural had them here too until it was made illegal. People felt it was cruel to bop the pig on the head to knock him out and then kill him fast. So now pigs are taken to the abattoir and boped on the head and then killed. For me I think the important thing is the pigs have a decent life while they have it, and I think the pigs who lived in those little stone houses were as happy as a pig is shi!. ;)

[@plantsmanscorner128]

@@mollie3244 😂😂

[@DonnieJ2024]

Won’t be PC?? I’m in!!!

[@andrewsharp3451]

What's going on with Tom's haircut get the shears out. 😁

[@plantsmanscorner128]

It’s lockdown hair....I’m sure they have shears and a shearing parlour on the farm.....I should have a word with his father. Best wishes.....Malcolm 😂

[@maryd4726]

Hi, could someone tell Thomas he looks better with his long hair -it's an asset, so might as well use it, I think. Not sure about the headband though.....

[@plantsmanscorner128]

I think it looks nice personally Mary......I think it’s just the way he wears the headband that’s odd....I used to wear one as a youngster.....but my hair was well a foot or two long. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@maryd4726]

@@plantsmanscorner128 Hi Malcolm, thanks for the reply. We are enjoying your very informative videos. Unfortunately though, my husband tried your method when potting on of tamping down the pot again and again to settle the soil, but it was on a greenhouse staging platform and it collapsed onto his precious garlic plants! No great harm done though.

[@billastell3753]

Did I hear right? Skip Fairy? Pray tell, what is a "skip Fairy"? 17:00

[@plantsmanscorner128]

I think it’s my accent Bill......it’s ‘skip ferret’......Someone who rifles through skips to find useful stuff that people are throwing away. I used to do it all the time......best wishes...Malcolm

[@billastell3753]

@@plantsmanscorner128 Thanks Malcolm. Then in days gone by I too was a 'skip ferret' also. By the way, you don't have an accent. It's the rest of us that do. Reminds me of a time I was on vacation in southern Tennessee. I'm from Ontario Canada. The gal in a restaurant impressed me with her southern drawl so I said "that's quite an accent you have". She laughed and said "I ain't got no accent. It's you with the accent". "What do you mean" I said. She laughed again and said I sounded like an Englishman. Hmmm! Never knew that before.

[@bobbeorn]

Oh heavens. If the limeric was read instead of the poem with that melted chocolate voice it would cease to be rude. I think instead of a poem Malcolm should choose a vulgar word of phrase to be spoken/ announced by each of them (piss artist first then poetress )and voting then decided how much more acceptable/ unacceptable it was to use depending on the delivery. I propose, due to the larch, in the vid - "sodding hell, look at the length of that stiffy Thomas is holding".

[@amandahodgson9637]

Brilliant idea 🤣😂🤣😂