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andrewb 26-03-2010 12:58

Re: trips to seaside
 
Organising trips to the seaside in the summer? Whatever next!

garinda 26-03-2010 13:13

Re: trips to seaside
 
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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 800491)
Organising trips to the seaside in the summer? Whatever next!

As I said, it's nice.

It was also nice of Cllr. Britcliffe to use his Observer column, to yet again inform us that the cancelled service will be saved this year too, just before the weather gets better....and the local elections are due to be held.

It's very nice.

We all look forward to this nice thing happening, year in, year out, as sign that winter's finally over.

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

jaysay 26-03-2010 14:47

Re: trips to seaside
 
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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 800494)
As I said, it's nice.

It was also nice of Cllr. Britcliffe to use his Observer column, to yet again inform us that the cancelled service will be saved this year too, just before the weather gets better....and the local elections are due to be held.

It's very nice.

We all look forward to this nice thing happening, year in, year out, as sign that winter's finally over.

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

Little things amuse little minds:p

garinda 26-03-2010 15:31

Re: trips to seaside
 
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 800527)
Little things amuse little minds:p

That's a fine way to talk about vast swathes of the good folks of Hyndburn, who now look forward to this annual rite, which heralds the coming of summer.

jaysay 27-03-2010 09:20

Re: trips to seaside
 
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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 800551)
That's a fine way to talk about vast swathes of the good folks of Hyndburn, who now look forward to this annual rite, which heralds the coming of summer.

I wasn't referring to great swathes of the good folks of Hyndburn, just one particular one:p

garinda 27-03-2010 09:25

Re: trips to seaside
 
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 800723)
I wasn't referring to great swathes of the good folks of Hyndburn, just one particular one:p

Trust me, it's the talk of the wash house.

;)

jaysay 27-03-2010 09:46

Re: trips to seaside
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 800726)
Trust me, it's the talk of the wash house.

;)

Didnt realise you were a washerwoman;)

garinda 27-03-2010 09:52

Re: trips to seaside
 
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 800734)
Didnt realise you were a washerwoman;)

That'll explain the putrid stink.

;)

:D

'Washerperson', by the way.

Dave Cameron's given us a non-gender specific, all embracing, new title.

;)

jaysay 27-03-2010 09:56

Re: trips to seaside
 
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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 800737)
That'll explain the putrid stink.

;)

:D

'Washerperson', by the way.

Dave Cameron's given us a non-gender specific, all embracing, new title.

;)

Okay okay okay Washerperson then:D

garinda 27-03-2010 10:23

Re: trips to seaside
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 800739)
Okay okay okay Washerperson then:D

That's better.

It's nice to see at least there's a little unity, between local and national Tories.

;)

jaysay 27-03-2010 13:18

Re: trips to seaside
 
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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 800754)
That's better.

It's nice to see at least there's a little unity, between local and national Tories.

;)

Well we do have to placate the local neutrals too:rolleyes::D

garinda 01-04-2010 00:46

Re: trips to seaside
 
Hurrah!

Good new...yet again.

Hyndburn seaside bus trips for £1 (From Blackburn Citizen)

:rolleyes::D

Ken Moss 01-04-2010 06:10

Re: trips to seaside
 
These 'free' bus services are costing us £100k and you still have to pay on the bus. Enjoy.

Cynic that I am, why spend all that tax money on sending people from Hyndburn to spend their money elsewhere? Why not improve Hyndburn first?

garinda 01-04-2010 06:56

Re: trips to seaside
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 802219)
These 'free' bus services are costing us £100k and you still have to pay on the bus. Enjoy.

Cynic that I am, why spend all that tax money on sending people from Hyndburn to spend their money elsewhere? Why not improve Hyndburn first?

It's nice to be 'given' a little present, especially just before an election.

The parable of the bung.

'Verily, as they gratefuly receive, so shall they give'

:rolleyes:

Ken Moss 01-04-2010 07:02

Re: trips to seaside
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 802226)
It's nice to be 'given' a little present, especially just before an election.

The parable of the bung.

'Verily, as they gratefuly receive, so shall they give'

:rolleyes:

Sorry, I'm being a little ungrateful here. We should all be thankful that the council has found all this money to support a Hyndburn business, especially one based in Oswaldtwistle.


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