Update on Accrington Conservative Club - Page 5

Less · 10-01-2013, 20:50

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Originally Posted by Neil

Then why do you keep replying?

He can't be being serious so why is everyone replying to his drivel?

You knew, he wasn't serious when he claimed he was going on the roof?

You know, he isn't serious when he say's he will pay money to rent the place?

Source please.

less walks away whistling the theme tune for Leslie Charteris's most famous character, The Saint.

lancsdave · 10-01-2013, 20:58

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Originally Posted by hassy rvr

This is a bigger wind up than dingles on rvrs website!!

Us Dingles don't need to do that these days, you got Shebby

Accrington Lad · 11-01-2013, 00:37

Okay JaySay, Churchills. - Pedantic. Most of you seem genuinely concerned but some of you seem... well not so much concerned. I am sorry but I will not stop until this building is saved or demolished. And hey maxthecollie, that stuff that looks like stone is just a tiny "tiled" layer, the accy brick is behind it smart as'. This thread is not a joke and I am not after attention from people mostly at least 2 times older than me. I just thought it would be easy to talk to older people about this situation as I thought you may care... I will be at Churchills today and Sunday (just sitting outside, i wont be going in.) I will be there both days from 1pm for at least 1 hour. I would not take offence if any of you wanted to chat in person as I want to know your full concerns/reasons. Thanks... :L

susie123 · 11-01-2013, 01:34

So what were you expecting from us older people? Someone to say OK Sam borrow my ladder and get up there and fix the roof? Someone to provide a bit of cash for materials?

Of course we care, but the time for your sort of action is past. If you really are serious, your enthusiam does you credit but it is being channeled in the wrong direction.

As for wanting to know our full concerns/reasons, I think the tone of this thread should be enough for you. It's time for you to wake up and live in the real world. This could be a salutary lesson for the rest of your life. And I really do think you should take off your rose tinted glasses when you are talking about the owner.

I address all this to you assuming your concerns really are serious. If the whole thing is a wind up, and I still do have a nagging doubt about that, given some of your posts, then please go away and don't bother us again.

BTW thank you for making me feel at least as old as the more than 3x your age that I actually am. Oh for the enthusiasm of youth...

Less · 11-01-2013, 11:51

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Originally Posted by Ewoodsambo3

I will be at Churchills today and Sunday (just sitting outside, i wont be going in.) I will be there both days from 1pm for at least 1 hour. I would not take offence if any of you wanted to chat in person as I want to know your full concerns/reasons. Thanks... :L

Well, went passed today, couldn't hang around until one o'clock but left you a big bag of Polyfilla on the steps hope it helps.

jaysay · 11-01-2013, 13:17

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Us Dingles don't need to do that these days, you got Shebby

You Dingles couldn't do it anyway youv'e been a laughing stock for 34 years now

jaysay · 11-01-2013, 13:24

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Originally Posted by Ewoodsambo3

Okay JaySay, Churchills. - Pedantic. Most of you seem genuinely concerned but some of you seem... well not so much concerned. I am sorry but I will not stop until this building is saved or demolished. And hey maxthecollie, that stuff that looks like stone is just a tiny "tiled" layer, the accy brick is behind it smart as'. This thread is not a joke and I am not after attention from people mostly at least 2 times older than me. I just thought it would be easy to talk to older people about this situation as I thought you may care... I will be at Churchills today and Sunday (just sitting outside, i wont be going in.) I will be there both days from 1pm for at least 1 hour. I would not take offence if any of you wanted to chat in person as I want to know your full concerns/reasons. Thanks... :L

The only thing is you want to talk to people older, but you chose not to listen, again I will tell you this building is beyond any sort of repair, its too far gone and would need far too much money spending on, we are talking millions her. not paper round money, and I don't just talk of the top of my head I'm a time served Joiner and have some idea what I'm talking about

hassy rvr · 11-01-2013, 15:04

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Us Dingles don't need to do that these days, you got Shebby

I have an answer to that quote Dave but it,s not appropiate on this thread

Accrington Lad · 11-01-2013, 16:16

yeah, i just wish i was a little older and discovered churchills a bit earlier. extremely sorry everyone. i just seem to think that everything i say will happen. Ive just never felt this way for a building (excluding the twin towers of the world trade centre) Now i know its virtually impossible to save churchills but i am not a quitter and shall not give up. THANKS.

maxthecollie · 11-01-2013, 16:59

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Originally Posted by Less

Well, went passed today, couldn't hang around until one o'clock but left you a big bag of Polyfilla on the steps hope it helps.

You should have filled his gob with it

jaysay · 11-01-2013, 19:01

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Originally Posted by Ewoodsambo3

yeah, i just wish i was a little older and discovered churchills a bit earlier. extremely sorry everyone. i just seem to think that everything i say will happen. Ive just never felt this way for a building (excluding the twin towers of the world trade centre) Now i know its virtually impossible to save churchills but i am not a quitter and shall not give up. THANKS.

It will only dawn on you when you get to my age, when your time is running out, just how much time your wasting on a white elephant

Accrington Lad · 11-01-2013, 19:14

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Originally Posted by Less

Well, went passed today, couldn't hang around until one o'clock but left you a big bag of Polyfilla on the steps hope it helps.

Where? i couldnt see it?

Accrington Lad · 11-01-2013, 19:15

Trespass Law in simple terms: you can avoid problems by following a few simple steps;

Use only existing entry points to get into a property
Don't cause damage or take items away from a property
If caught leave when requested and be nice to the person asking you to leave
Don't take anything with you that could be construed as a 'tool' for the purposes or breaking and entering or causing criminal damage.

jaysay · 11-01-2013, 19:38

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Originally Posted by Ewoodsambo3

Trespass Law in simple terms: you can avoid problems by following a few simple steps;

Use only existing entry points to get into a property
Don't cause damage or take items away from a property
If caught leave when requested and be nice to the person asking you to leave
Don't take anything with you that could be construed as a 'tool' for the purposes or breaking and entering or causing criminal damage.

It appears you have previous

Less · 11-01-2013, 21:48

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Originally Posted by Ewoodsambo3

Where? i couldnt see it?

On the steps near the front door.