I've got shorts on today, given myself room to breath ha ha.

In fact I have worn shorts most days since then!!

In honour of today's special guest, Mr Dog, the theme for the day is stud muffin with an animal-related name.

Fox


Crow


Rhino


Seagull


Whiting


Tit

hahaha!

EWEan


Fit GIBBON


Ray CASHMERE


PEACOCK


Cock

Some excellent ones there

Has the naked run happened yet? Who were the remaining racers?

Dowes
Burnett
Calderwood
Cunningham
Kent

I think.

Back on topic please Mrs B.

I will take your 'Tit' and raise you a cockerel

I think I love you.

Theme for the day is P&O Ferries, our lovely sponsors and venue-providers for the fans forum.

Ferry


Cruise


Ocean


Gull (thorpe)


*anchor

Your not the first girl to ever say that to me Mrs B, heart breaker aint the word

Hunks with animal names was yesterday.

HORNEpipe dance


CoxSWAIN


Chris BRIDGE


Pride of Hull



Poop

And to think that Amos's waxings were banned last year!

Miss him. Can't look at a photo of him without thinking of the Cardiff chargedown.



Nice moobs, Cookie.

Richard Swain. [iThe[/i most gorgeous man ever to pull on a Hull shirt imo. But a horrifying dearth of internet pictures represent his divine loveliness. (Bit like Willie in that his real-life beauty was diminished a bit on camera.)

The Hull Daily Mail archive site has some great ones but I'm not sure how to/if you can upload them.

Got to be better ones than these somewhere out there:





The man is sorely missed by Hull for more than the obvious reasons

Just been watching that fab Tiger programme on BBC1. That Steve Backshall one is a bit of all right:

What a guy

never mind that what a game and weekend it was

Brrr! Autumn's on its way.



Lee(f)

Brown


Golden


Berry gone


Mist(er T)

Migrated BIRD:


Mark COLDER WOOD


CHILLY MANu


ACHEY GARDNER


By, it's BRISCk Out

(Sorry, Shaun)

Fall

Superb effort there. As you may know, Ade Gardner (preferably clean shaven) is my favourite SL player in the eye candy stakes, so that's an inspired inclusion - best one so far IMO. Great Stuff.



Have to say this is quite a good mental test each day. Like doing a crossword but with, er, nice pictures.

Think we need some more contributions though - more than 1,000 hits on the thread so must be some potential contributors out there, unless they've been lured in by promises of seeing Wolfie's crack.

Theme for the day (off the back of the inspired Achey Gardener) is occupations:

Mason


Smith


Turner


Burgess (A burgess was a well off man who had certain rights in the borough where he lived

)


Yeoman


Crook