Bad Manners - Page 4

vera · 04-12-2009, 14:11

I wish someone would teach my daughter not to be so cheeky to her mother, she knows i am about 2000 miles away and can't just drive up the motorway to belt her one.

accyman · 04-12-2009, 14:20

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I wish someone would teach my daughter not to be so cheeky to her mother, she knows i am about 2000 miles away and can't just drive up the motorway to belt her one.

stick £5 into my paypal account along with instructions as to where i can find her and i will give her a wedgy on your behalf

vera · 04-12-2009, 14:24

Since i have left England she has moved and will not give me her new address, don't know why

accyman · 04-12-2009, 14:26

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Since i have left England she has moved and will not give me her new address, don't know why

to be fair i wouldnt tell my family if i had moved to clayton

Neil · 05-12-2009, 16:05

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to be fair i wouldnt tell my family if i had moved to clayton

Having lived there I know what you mean

SPUGGIE J · 05-12-2009, 19:15

In Glasgow today and was at the outdoor ice rink when a beginner had a stumble and ended up at the fence. He collided with it in front of a women and her daughter (about 6) and apologised but her reaction was that of someone who did not get an apology. It did contain bad language in it and would have been heard by her child and others.

Neil · 05-12-2009, 20:24

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In Glasgow today

I will be up that way on Wednesday and Thursday

SPUGGIE J · 05-12-2009, 20:36

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I will be up that way on Wednesday and Thursday

Lucky you the German market is there. Stay of the ice rink it was covered in water today. You could get wet n catch a cold.

Neil · 05-12-2009, 21:07

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Lucky you the German market is there. Stay of the ice rink it was covered in water today. You could get wet n catch a cold.

I wont be in town, a few miles outside at work then back to the Hotel to eat and drink

SPUGGIE J · 05-12-2009, 21:08

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I wont be in town, a few miles outside at work then back to the Hotel to eat and drink

Depends on were though a few miles outside covers a lot little towns.

Neil · 05-12-2009, 21:11

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SPUGGIE J · 05-12-2009, 21:16

Avoid Coatbridge the residents dont know what good manners are. I blame the buckfast. Nice digs though and as they say close to the city (traffic permitting) and relaxing.

Neil · 05-12-2009, 21:27

it is only 2 mins from the plant and the food is good. Gets about boring after a few weeks on your own though. A lot of us this time which is ok, except I drink more than when I am on my own

SPUGGIE J · 05-12-2009, 21:41

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it is only 2 mins from the plant and the food is good. Gets about boring after a few weeks on your own though. A lot of us this time which is ok, except I drink more than when I am on my own

Spent six weeks cooped up in a hotel while away on work business and yes that does happen. Yet at least the hotel employees are polite.

SPUGGIE J · 05-12-2009, 21:44

Saying that though dont think i have ever been in digs or a hotel were manners are bad. Dont know if that is a fluke or the norm as they reckon that there is a lot of stress in the hotel/lodging trade. Has anyone had a place they stayed have bad mannered staff whether local uk wide or abroad?