Today I met an Accywebber... - Page 154

Mick · 18-07-2014, 08:14

I had a meeting with a typical Accyweb member yesterday
I suggested we went for a brew and a chat but being an accywebber they wanted to go to the pub at10-30am
Good to meet you again Margaret

And thanks for the drink

MargaretR · 18-07-2014, 09:11

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Originally Posted by Mick

I had a meeting with a typical Accyweb member yesterday
I suggested we went for a brew and a chat but being an accywebber they wanted to go to the pub at10-30am
Good to meet you again Margaret

And thanks for the drink

Just in case you thought it -

Margaret Pilkington · 18-07-2014, 10:02

No it was me Margaret.
A brew would have made me sweat bobbers. I know ladies aren't supposed to sweat, as this is what horses do...but then I'm no lady.
Oh and I didn't have anything alcoholic just a J2O....and it was damn good.
Mick you were most welcome.

Bob Dobson · 18-07-2014, 20:25

Living in Blackpool, I rarely meet Accywebbers, but I met Cashy on the market on Wednesday. He was with a pal of his and we briefly discussed dialect poetry, as the pal had bought book on it for a quid. Maybe it was Cashy's only pal,. as I remember meeting him on the market in the days of Button B phones. He said 'Give us tuppence Bob, I want to phone a mate." I said " Here's a tanner - phone all of em"

cashman · 18-07-2014, 21:05

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

Living in Blackpool, I rarely meet Accywebbers, but I met Cashy on the market on Wednesday. He was with a pal of his and we briefly discussed dialect poetry, as the pal had bought book on it for a quid. Maybe it was Cashy's only pal,. as I remember meeting him on the market in the days of Button B phones. He said 'Give us tuppence Bob, I want to phone a mate." I said " Here's a tanner - phone all of em"

The pal was another accywebber yeh teapot.

Jimslad. so yeh met 2.

shillelagh · 26-07-2014, 18:20

ah well did the haggis & block & black pudding delivery today ... so met mick, lynx and less in the railway .... and not for long though they had to get their frozen stuff home .... and then bumped into lancsdave up at Stanley

Mick · 27-07-2014, 06:13

Thanks for all the work you put in to tracking and shooting them Haggis
and bringing them to the Railway Jen

shillelagh · 28-07-2014, 13:10

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Originally Posted by Mick

Thanks for all the work you put in to tracking and shooting them Haggis
and bringing them to the Railway Jen

t'was a hard job you know ... tracking em to stirling .. and then having to go back the following week to make sure they were fresh you know .... the things I flipping do for you ....

and never seen less leave the railway before me either

Gremlin · 28-07-2014, 13:31

Is there a mating season for haggis Gen or do they just try for their young any time they feel frisky?
If it's an any time mating season you could keep a few as pets and then there would always be young fresh ones.

shillelagh · 28-07-2014, 13:35

no chance I aint bringing them sods back alive .. theyd cause havoc on the train .....

Gremlin · 28-07-2014, 14:00

I used to see the poor little devils squashed on the A9 near Auchterarder, they must have a breeding ground near by and the young ones hadn't been trained to look both ways when crossing the road.
It was just North of Gleneagles, maybe they were running away with the golfers balls.

shillelagh · 28-07-2014, 15:00

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Originally Posted by shillelagh

ah well did the haggis & block & black pudding delivery today ... so met mick, lynx and less in the railway .... and not for long though they had to get their frozen stuff home .... and then bumped into lancsdave up at Stanley

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Originally Posted by Mick

Thanks for all the work you put in to tracking and shooting them Haggis
and bringing them to the Railway Jen

oh and mick you didn't notice did you ... I didn't mention that you called me a little angel for bringing the haggis down did I?

maxthecollie · 28-07-2014, 15:30

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Originally Posted by Gremlin

I used to see the poor little devils squashed on the A9 near Auchterarder, they must have a breeding ground near by and the young ones hadn't been trained to look both ways when crossing the road.
It was just North of Gleneagles, maybe they were running away with the golfers balls.

They are that fast ,even Max couldn't catch one

Gremlin · 28-07-2014, 15:36

My Scottish mate told me he sprinkles red hot chilli powder around them. They run around in circles finally disappearing up their own kilt.

It works with cats on my front garden borders.

maxthecollie · 28-07-2014, 15:42

Max is also good chasing cats, magpies and pidgeons