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Forum: General Chat 28-03-2010, 09:31

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button Only when there's the most perfect patsy.

Forum: General Chat 27-03-2010, 16:58

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button Only rather? I'm slipping. Must try harder, if I'm to achieve 'incredible' status again. :rolleyes::p

Forum: General Chat 27-03-2010, 10:21

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button You tell me, Fido. ;)

Forum: General Chat 27-03-2010, 09:48

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button I don't want those for whom I feel genuine pity, to necessarily be aware of it, so they don't feel patronised. :gooddog: ;)

Forum: General Chat 27-03-2010, 09:28

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button The gift of being able to feel pity. ;)

Forum: General Chat 26-03-2010, 15:22

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button Paddington? Hornblower? Is this the level of name callling we are to expect now. If I wasn't so incredibly nice, and retorted, trust me it would be much more scathing and hurtful. ...

Forum: General Chat 26-03-2010, 10:40

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button I've only ever posted about Ken Hargreaves with the utmost respect, and in praise of the work he did. I know it's not likely to register in your brain. Only being able to see any criticism, and...

Forum: General Chat 26-03-2010, 09:56

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button There's only stairs at the Carlton Club. They wouldn't have been able to offer him a job as a lift boy.

Forum: General Chat 25-03-2010, 15:34

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button Like I said, we live and learn. I was living there myself at that time, and never knew he resided, and worked there then. I would have taken him for lunch, if I'd known, and shown him the high...

Forum: General Chat 25-03-2010, 15:05

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button See, we live and learn. You inform us Peter Britcliffe worked in London in the past, as well as raising his family. We live and learn. Though you'd have thought he might have picked up on...

Forum: General Chat 25-03-2010, 11:26

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button Is that a euphemism for something rude, that I haven't heard of? Is it similar to what that Conservative politican did, strangling himself with a ladies stocking, and an orange? I'm just going...

Forum: General Chat 25-03-2010, 06:43

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button They were missives consructed out of individual letters, cut out of newspapers, like an old fashioned ransome note from the movies. :rolleyes:

Forum: General Chat 24-03-2010, 23:22

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button I'd received my first death threats by the age of fifteen, from some moronic, semi-literate fascists...and I was a late starter. :D Don't ever limit yourself, if you really want to do...

Forum: General Chat 24-03-2010, 23:17

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button What's the magical thing you can do at thirty, that you can't do before? People of all ages are making a difference every hour of the day. Whether it's a child carer of a disabled parent, or...

Forum: General Chat 24-03-2010, 15:03

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button Ken had a cleaner in London? I never knew that. I would have treated him to lunch. :D

Forum: General Chat 24-03-2010, 10:39

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button I thought showing the job advertisment, at the Palace Westminster, could have helped a pal achieve a long held ambition to work there. I agree it's a long shot, and there's bound to be a lot of...

Forum: General Chat 23-03-2010, 22:13

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button Although those two professions have had many of their number made redundant by recent advances in technology. Perhaps in the future democracy will mean we have no elected politicans, acting on our...

Forum: General Chat 23-03-2010, 19:36

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button Since your little chum, Cllr. Britcliffe, isn't now likely to be sent to the Palace of Westminster by the people of Hyndburn, do you not think that if you kindly showed him the advertisment for this...

Forum: General Chat 23-03-2010, 16:49

Replies: 58 To lazy to push a button Views: 1,161 Posted By garinda Re: To lazy to push a button YouTube - BBC Are you being served? 70s intro (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P6r6-gZYkI)

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