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Market hall yesterday
Groove went shopping yesterday with Mrs.Groove and must say the OAPS who crawl around the market really are a nuicance...they take ages doddering about and block the way with their trolleys. Heaven forbid they see someone they know because a long conversation then develops in the middle of a main thorough- fare.....Groove thinks the oaps should have a designated afternoon-Wednesdays would be good, were thay have the market to themselves and dont get under everyone else feet.
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.....although methinks Groove is a crackpot, I'd still have him as Mayor!
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Groove will be Hyndburns M.P one day Mr.Steve
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ie "Groove would like to ask the PM what his appointments are for the rest of the day." Everyone will wonder who he's referring to! :( |
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....and on the question of people causing a blockage in the market hall, what about parents with young children in prams? Or disabled people in wheelchairs? Or people with walking sticks?
Maybe Groove should campaign for Wednesday afternoons to be set aside for able bodied persons over the age of 16 and under the age of 65 carrying a maximum of one bag, of, say, Ryanair proportions. :(:( |
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one day groove will be old, if he is lucky. and would support any move to only allow him out on wednesdays
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Boeing Guy thinks that Groove might just be a imbecile, with such stupid remarks like that.
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Groove is a complete idiot and doesn't deserve the time of day
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some of grooves posts have been to incite a responce, I dont think he believes half of what he says. For example in another thread he said he was buying a penny farthing. Just imagine him coming down Ormerod street, bearing in mind penny farthings have no brakes or suspension, this gives a mental image of groove in a heap up against the skateboard park wall tightening up his nuts |
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Perhaps Blazey's had a baby?
A boy child. :dummy2: |
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Nobody uses the market hall on Wednesday afternoon so why doesn't Groove go then when it's quiet and the doors are locked ;)
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Flashy thinks Groove is a pratt
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Sue wonders why Groove now asks questions as he does? He didn't prior to September this year.
In answer to Grooves question, I don't often journey into town but I think everyone has the right to go when they choose:D:D |
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I must say I sometimes find it frustrating when I'm rushing to buy a sandwich at lunchtime and there are obviously retired people blocking the tills, I have been known to say that retired people should be banned from the shops at lunchtime, although I must say that I am being very tongue in cheek when I say it - people have a right to do their shopping when it suits them and old age comes to us all eventually and all too quickly! Perhaps Groove might be also being tongue in cheek in order to be controversial?
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Don't people grow out of that sort of behaviour, as soon as they learn not to poop their pants? http://smileys.on-my-web.com/reposit...ing-baby-1.gif |
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Yes something like that, he certainly seems to be desperate to make an impression of some sort! He's very attention seeking! |
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To use some Aussie expressions......Tal thinks Groove is a dill and not worth a zac.
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calm down calm down theyre just opinions people people (all)stop and talk in the st ,you see them step around them(theres plenty of pavement ya know) continue,job done no problem
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But ... to keep in touch with the thread ... Even tho' I'm a card carrying senior myself, I still get frustated when some old fart in front of me in the line is fiddling thru a change purse to come up with the six cents he needs to pay for his bottle of cheap sherry. I also get po'd when all the kids in front of me want to use debit to pay for their $1.88 purchase:mad: There, I think I found the correct tone for my bitch.:rolleyes::D |
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I think i may have gone over the top, im off to my darkened room for a while. ok nurse im coming |
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With everyone skint, and worrying if they'll be able to pay for heating this winter, and all the empty stalls on the outside market, I bet Accrington's traders don't give a hoot who shops there, as long as they're spending their dosh.
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The traders dont give a hoot, they served me yesterday.:D
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