Don't forgot the other title: The Phantom Fondler of Farmoor!!!!

From: replies@adam.stocks.name
To: tracyjknowles@gmail.com; jorutterford@hotmail.com
CC: ossoxon@earth.li
Subject: Re: [OSS Oxon] We win!!!!
Date: Sun, 2 Oct 2011 19:47:34 +0100

Can you throw down a gauntlet during a catch-up swim? Maybe only if it's a swimming glove?

Adam

PS The ducklings are less ugly now. So the grown-up swans have become mellower. Surely, it is off-season for wrangling, by now. (I shall, of course, take up my duties again from Nesting Time 2012.)

Fortunately, I have just been rechristened as "The Pill-Box Pervert". (Innocent urination supplied by me. Over-the-top accusation supplied by Mr Grumpy Landlord of The Swan @ Radcot (a few months ago now). Catchy brand name supplied (today) by Mr Jo.)

----- Original Message -----

From: Tracy J Knowles

To: Jo-Anne Rutterford

Cc: OSS Oxon

Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2011 10:15 AM

Subject: Re: [OSS Oxon] We win!!!!

I accept that gauntlet as being thrown down...

On 2 Oct 2011, at 09:40, Jo-Anne Rutterford wrote:

Wooo Hoooo - we have upped the anti today on the freebies on the river stakes..... we were given Birthday Cake today from a lady who had turned 55 :o) I think that definitely tops tea and biscuits!!!

Hope you all have a super sunny Sunday - Adam, Swan Wrangler, Stocks and I will see if we can get champagne and caviar today!

Jo

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