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Ken Moss 31-10-2010 11:32

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Sean Wilson cost £2,500 to promote his own business for a day and Kenny Baker was a slightly more reasonable £350, although he might have been a bigger draw on Saturday morning when peple are actually off work and can find time to come see him.

Welcome to the real world, Leader of the Council.

DaveinGermany 31-10-2010 11:32

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 857107)
Bring back Fanny.

That would have got the crowds in.

Is this one of them double intenders G ? Or am I presuming too much ? :s_aim1:

garinda 31-10-2010 11:35

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 857109)
Is this one of them double intenders G ? Or am I presuming too much ? :s_aim1:

Of course not.

Anyway, after checking, although Fanny comes cheap, her and Johnnie are no longer available.

:D

garinda 31-10-2010 11:37

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 857108)
Kenny Baker was a slightly more reasonable £350,

They could have Cheryl Baker for thirty five quid.

Ripped her skirt off everything, and handed out cheese straws.

Ken Moss 31-10-2010 11:39

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 857113)
They could have Cheryl Baker for thirty five quid.

Ripped her skirt off everything, and handed out cheese straws.

Colin Baker is from Rochdale.

Can't get cheesier than 1980s Doctor Who surely?

garinda 31-10-2010 11:44

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 857115)
Can't get cheesier than 1980s Doctor Who surely?


Baker's Cyst - NHS Choices

If left to ferment.

Cost?

Price of a bag of flour.

:D

DaveinGermany 31-10-2010 11:44

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 857112)
Anyway, after checking, although Fanny comes cheap, her and Johnnie are no longer available.:D

That's no good can't have one without the other, it'll only lead to trouble ! ;)

I see Mr Gryle's up & about too ! :D

garinda 31-10-2010 11:46

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 857120)
That's no good can't have one without the other, it'll only lead to trouble ! ;)

I see Mr Gryle's up & about too ! :D

You are a card.

If Fanny was here she'd be weeping.

Johnnie, would be there to wipe away those tears of joy.

DaveinGermany 31-10-2010 11:51

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 857121)
You are a card.

If Fanny was here she'd be weeping.

Johnnie, would be there to wipe away those tears of joy.

Penicillin, isn't that the answer ? Especially in Blue Stilton Cheese

Ken Moss 08-11-2010 20:50

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It seems that a reappraisal is in order.

Cllr Haworth was quoted today as having spoken to 12 traders in the Market Hall, all of whom were in favour of Wednesday trading as they had seen their takings double from what they took on Mondays.

If that's true then it seems I must eat my words but for some reason I remain skeptical.

cashman 08-11-2010 21:02

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 859886)
It seems that a reappraisal is in order.

Cllr Haworth was quoted today as having spoken to 12 traders in the Market Hall, all of whom were in favour of Wednesday trading as they had seen their takings double from what they took on Mondays.

If that's true then it seems I must eat my words but for some reason I remain skeptical.

interesting i shall make a point of speaking to a few later this week, cos bet ya aint as skeptical as me.;)

Ken Moss 08-11-2010 21:05

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 859889)
interesting i shall make a point of speaking to a few later this week, cos bet ya aint as skeptical as me.;)

Won't make much difference Cashy.

If the powers that be manage to convince themselves that Wednesday trading works then it will be the toughest turd in the world for the stallholders that disagree.

Tealeaf 08-11-2010 21:09

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Originally Posted by Nell (Post 856095)
Hi everyone,

Just thought i'd let people know whats the've actually got on the balcony.

Womens Hairdresser
Bead Shop
Hand-made Jewellery
Womens clothes shop
Gifts/interiors etc.
Hand-made soaps etc
Perfume shop
Community loan service
Home Support (not sure)
Card/craft shop
Artist
Remote control specialist/hobby shop
miniatures i.e hornby etc & hobby shop
Web designer
Beautician

Bloody hell! The only thing that's missing is a sign leading upstairs saying "Lesbians and Loonatics only beyond this point".

cashman 08-11-2010 21:13

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 859891)
Won't make much difference Cashy.

If the powers that be manage to convince themselves that Wednesday trading works then it will be the toughest turd in the world for the stallholders that disagree.

well aware of that ken, but it will either make me hold me hand up, or more likely give me some ammo.:D;)

garinda 08-11-2010 22:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 859886)
It seems that a reappraisal is in order.

Cllr Haworth was quoted today as having spoken to 12 traders in the Market Hall, all of whom were in favour of Wednesday trading as they had seen their takings double from what they took on Mondays.

If that's true then it seems I must eat my words but for some reason I remain skeptical.

Yes, ask her for names, as none I've spoken to are in favour, and say it isn't worth their while opening.

Get her to ask one of the Market Hall's busiest stalls, Len's, and see what they say, or any of the butchers, or the biscuit man.

Perhaps her twelve are all from upstairs.

:rolleyes:


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