Home sweet Home

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cashman

Glad yeh had a good un, Maltas fine wi me, P.S.i used to be 60.

Ya but that was a long time ago

[annesingleton]

Malta was really lovely but very hot and humid, I can't cope with humidity very well but apart from that it was a good holiday. I'd recommend it.

[shillelagh]

Originally Posted by jaysay

I know everybody looks forward to going away on holiday, but when your trip is coming to an end I would think most people, well if they're anything like me, say I'll be glad to get home, I think its always good to go away but there's nothing like Home Sweet Home. I can remember when I worked away from home, the best sight was the motorway sign Junction 31 on the M6 The Tickled Trout, I knew I was nearly home

it was seeing kentucky fried chicken at salmesbury i knew i was home after 2 weeks in northern ireland when i was a kid ...

[nguyenanh422]

After more than 25 years in foreign lands, I always got a tremendous lift, no matter how tired or hungover, on my first sight of this sceptered isle. For all it's faults it is still home.

[susie123]

Originally Posted by nguyenanh422

After more than 25 years in foreign lands, I always got a tremendous lift, no matter how tired or hungover, on my first sight of this sceptered isle. For all it's faults it is still home.

Why would you be repeating post no 8, from someone else?

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by susie123

Why would you be repeating post no 8, from someone else?

Very observant susie, and rather strange post really, the post is verbatim of Barries post no8

[cashman]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Very observant susie, and rather strange post really, the post is verbatim of Barries post no8

Whats also very odd, Introduction says born n raised in Georgia, Yet knew the people i know on the Crawshaw St Thread. Methinks theres 2 people posting on that username.

[sm_counsell]

Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

After more than 25 years in foreign lands, I always got a tremendous lift, no matter how tired or hungover, on my first sight of this sceptered isle. For all it's faults it is still home.

Me too Barrie. Nothing like seeing Ossie by night from the moors road.
When my son was little we were on our way to Ossie and my mum-trying to keep him occupied - told him that all the lights he could see from the moors road were 'silly buggers'. As we got nearer to Ossie and he saw the lights of the town, he said, " Oh, look Grannie , Ossie is full of 'silly buggers"
...Out of the mouths of babes... as they say.
For me Ossie will always be home!

[susie123]

Originally Posted by cashman

Whats also very odd, Introduction says born n raised in Georgia, Yet knew the people i know on the Crawshaw St Thread. Methinks theres 2 people posting on that username.

No Cashy think he's just a hit and run poster. If he was really wanting to contribute to those threads he wouldn't just duplicate the posts but add his own comment too.If you google his username it comes up with about seven pages of forums he's joined. In many cases he has gone on to make no further posts. Let's hope it's the same here.

Forza a few weeks ago was the same - not been heard of since.

[Gordon Booth]

Strange, U-haul is an American removal company, doesn't seem to have branches in UK.

[susie123]

Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Strange, U-haul is an American removal company, doesn't seem to have branches in UK.

Well he is from Georgia, USA or ex-Russia, take your pick.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by susie123

No Cashy think he's just a hit and run poster. If he was really wanting to contribute to those threads he wouldn't just duplicate the posts but add his own comment too.If you google his username it comes up with about seven pages of forums he's joined. In many cases he has gone on to make no further posts. Let's hope it's the same here.

Forza a few weeks ago was the same - not been heard of since.

Westend did the same 10 posts then gone