Does anyone remember in ossy

[MargaretR]

Originally Posted by garinda

I hope you weren't up to any mischief that age.

It was the age of childhood innocence - we only held hands

[garinda]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

It was the age of childhood innocence - we only held hands

You should have stuck with him.

[MargaretR]

Originally Posted by garinda

You should have stuck with him.

It was the 11plus that separated us - I passed and he didn't, and so we no longer had mutual school friends.
I was a groupie for their skiffle group The Rockets so didn't lose touch until I began a serious courtship with my 1st ex - a Dingle

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

It was the 11plus that separated us - I passed and he didn't, and so we no longer had mutual school friends.
I was a groupie for their skiffle group The Rockets so didn't lose touch until I began a serious courtship with my 1st ex - a Dingle

A Dingle, you know Humans and Dingles don't mix Margaret

[cashman]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

It was the 11plus that separated us - I passed and he didn't, and so we no longer had mutual school friends.
I was a groupie for their skiffle group The Rockets so didn't lose touch until I began a serious courtship with my 1st ex - a Dingle

i never knew that margaret, its nearly unforgivable.

[MargaretR]

Originally Posted by cashman

i never knew that margaret, its nearly unforgivable.

Well he was a country style dingle .......from Higham

[katex]

Just wondered Cashy, do Dingles have a name for us Accringtonians/Hyndburnians ?

[garinda]

Originally Posted by katex

Just wondered Cashy, do Dingles have a name for us Accringtonians/Hyndburnians ?

Battersbys?

[MargaretR]

I was once dining out in Padiham at a 'works xmas do'
The food and service were poor.
When I complained I got snidy remarks that our party were The Boswells even though none of us had scouse accents

[Lilly]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

I was once dining out in Padiham at a 'works xmas do'
The food and service were poor.
When I complained I got snidy remarks that our party were The Boswells even though none of us had scouse accents

Was it the hen in the middle of the table that you were all putting your money under to pay the bill that gave you away?

[cashman]

Originally Posted by katex

Just wondered Cashy, do Dingles have a name for us Accringtonians/Hyndburnians ?

probably kate, but they never use it, they aint mastered full sentences yet.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cashman

probably kate, but they never use it, they aint mastered full sentences yet.

Just a little tip cashy don't mention the word Dingles when your on an hospital ward staffed by young ladies from down the other end of the motorway, its not recommended, as they are often knocking about with them bloody great big needles in their hands and they get a better grip with six fingers too

[cashman]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Just a little tip cashy don't mention the word Dingles when your on an hospital ward staffed by young ladies from down the other end of the motorway, its not recommended, as they are often knocking about with them bloody great big needles in their hands and they get a better grip with six fingers too

i know mate, already done it, when i went wi paris, about 4 months ago. there was a "Herd" of dingle nurses on her ward,so i just could not resist.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cashman

i know mate, already done it, when i went wi paris, about 4 months ago. there was a "Herd" of dingle nurses on her ward,so i just could not resist.

Your a better man than me Gunga Din

[cashman]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Your a better man than me Gunga Din

its me cheeky face that gets away wi it, so paris says anyway.