Clayton-le-moors - Page 2

stetrovers · 01-04-2012, 20:05

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Originally Posted by katex

I don't go carrying around knifes in me handbag.

Searches through ... ah, Fishermen's Friends ... they will blow someone's brains out ...LOL.

Sorry, not a laughing matter. Distressing for both parties I reckon.

Ah Fisherman's Friends, Did you know that the Lofthouse family are big ROVERS supporters. Duncan won the double your money draw a few weeks back £500 !!
money goes to money!!! good luck to him, he's a great bloke.

Wynonie Harris · 01-04-2012, 21:20

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Originally Posted by stetrovers

Ah Fisherman's Friends, Did you know that the Lofthouse family are big ROVERS supporters. Duncan won the double your money draw a few weeks back £500 !!
money goes to money!!! good luck to him, he's a great bloke.

Quite frankly I couldn't care less. You may not have noticed it, but this is ACCYweb because it's concerned with ACCRINGTON and district. Why don't you go and post on Blackburnweb? In fact, better still, why don't you move there as you like their soddin' football club so much?

jaysay · 02-04-2012, 08:46

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Quite frankly I couldn't care less. You may not have noticed it, but this is ACCYweb because it's concerned with ACCRINGTON and district. Why don't you go and post on Blackburnweb? In fact, better still, why don't you move there as you like their soddin' football club so much?

Calm down calm down Wyn

Wynonie Harris · 02-04-2012, 10:39

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Calm down calm down Wyn

Gordon Bennett, Jay, you sound like a scouser!

cashman · 02-04-2012, 13:25

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Originally Posted by Restless

My comment was in reply to cashman and not on the overall subject. You canat least quote us both if you are going to call me an idiot, as you must be calling us both idiots.

As my comment was in response to Kates quote n was a joke between us, Why the need?

Restless · 02-04-2012, 16:09

just the Clayton thing, and that lots of dubious things seem to have happened there over the years.

I didn't really get there was a private joke there between you. apologies again

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Originally Posted by cashman

As my comment was in response to Kates quote n was a joke between us, Why the need?

DaveinGermany · 02-04-2012, 18:55

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Gordon Bennett, Jay, you sound like a scouser!

Oi ! I resemble that remark !

jaysay · 02-04-2012, 19:05

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Gordon Bennett, Jay, you sound like a scouser!

Well I thought you'd pick that up easily Wyn, seeing that fore ages nearly all the Stanley team spoke with a scouse accent

on mi hed la

cashman · 02-04-2012, 21:34

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Originally Posted by Restless

just the Clayton thing, and that lots of dubious things seem to have happened there over the years.

I didn't really get there was a private joke there between you. apologies again

Not a big deal,but fact i highlighted her post wi me answer may have given yeh a clue.

Restless · 02-04-2012, 22:00

Doh!!

***Mr D*** · 02-04-2012, 23:08

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Originally Posted by katex

Thanks, Mitzy.

Blimey, that must have been some hell of an argument.

Looks like the guy got off lightly.

What was she doing with a knife anyway ?

Still we don't know all the details, do we.

Your right we don't know the details, did anything more come of this.

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Originally Posted by Restless

I have started to call it Clayton-Le-Morgues

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Originally Posted by davemac

That sort of comment is usefull isnt it, idiot.

No sympathy for the victim !

WOW over that comment, Serious, glad you've both made up though.

Remember we don't know the details. Well I don't.

Eric · 03-04-2012, 02:37

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Originally Posted by susie123

Bless you for that Rob - some people on here think I'm a grumpy old cow who never stops grumbling. But then they don't know about the cats...

No dahlin, you ain't a "grumpy old cow" ... Just a silly moo

Oh, and talking about cats, I just got another one. His (soon to be "it's"

) name is now "Bert" ... it suits him.

susie123 · 03-04-2012, 08:21

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Originally Posted by Eric

No dahlin, you ain't a "grumpy old cow" ... Just a silly moo

Oh, and talking about cats, I just got another one. His (soon to be "it's"

) name is now "Bert" ... it suits him.

My dad and grandad were both called Bert - they were cynical and grumpy... it's where I get it from!

Glad to hear the feline population of the Eric household is still expanding - have you still got your friend's critters that you were fostering?

Eric · 19-04-2012, 13:38

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Originally Posted by susie123

My dad and grandad were both called Bert - they were cynical and grumpy... it's where I get it from!

Glad to hear the feline population of the Eric household is still expanding - have you still got your friend's critters that you were fostering?

Come to think of it, my grandad Ashton was "Bert" ... that's him in my avatar, Private Albert Edward Ashton, The King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) ... just the nicest, gentlest guy. He once rescued me from my gran, who was on the point of killing me 'cause I ate her week's cheese ration.

Three ounces, I think it was.

jaysay · 19-04-2012, 18:06

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Originally Posted by Eric

Come to think of it, my grandad Ashton was "Bert" ... that's him in my avatar, Private Albert Edward Ashton, The King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) ... just the nicest, gentlest guy. He once rescued me from my gran, who was on the point of killing me 'cause I ate her week's cheese ration.

Three ounces, I think it was.

Ya Grans were like that in them days, when you nicked their cheese Eric