Today I met an Accywebber... - Page 130

lancsdave · 05-09-2012, 07:24

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Originally Posted by cashman

Bumped into AccyLass n Vera her mam who is oer from Spain in Tesco today, was nice to meet her mam n see who is responsible fer her.

I met Vera too, not sure she would lay claim to being responsible though

jaysay · 07-09-2012, 14:38

Well I was invaded this morning, around 11am the doorbell rang and a well known voices said let me in, so in walked Cashy, hotly followed by Mick and Less, always good to meet people and especially Less for the first time, was great to meet you at last Less and good to see Mick and Cashy too, a reeght good laugh

and thanks for brightening my day

Less · 07-09-2012, 15:08

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Well I was invaded this morning, around 11am the doorbell rang and a well known voices said let me in, so in walked Cashy, hotly followed by Mick and Less, always good to meet people and especially Less for the first time, was great to meet you at last Less and good to see Mick and Cashy too, a reeght good laugh

and thanks for brightening my day

It was a meeting of minds mine, Micks and cashies, though getting in touch with you was like a faulty weeji board, (similar to your key board), is there anybody there?

cashman · 07-09-2012, 15:12

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Well I was invaded this morning, around 11am the doorbell rang and a well known voices said let me in, so in walked Cashy, hotly followed by Mick and Less, always good to meet people and especially Less for the first time, was great to meet you at last Less and good to see Mick and Cashy too, a reeght good laugh

and thanks for brightening my day

Was a two way thing, Yeh did me a big favour this morning, cos i'm near sure Paris wouldn't have told me.

jaysay · 07-09-2012, 17:29

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Originally Posted by Less

It was a meeting of minds mine, Micks and cashies, though getting in touch with you was like a faulty weeji board, (similar to your key board), is there anybody there?

Your too kind Less, but at least I know your just as sarky in real life as you are on here, oh by the way don't change

jaysay · 07-09-2012, 17:31

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Originally Posted by cashman

Was a two way thing, Yeh did me a big favour this morning, cos i'm near sure Paris wouldn't have told me.

What are friends far cashy at least your entertainments fixed for a couple of hours

Mick · 08-09-2012, 04:59

Was good to see you again John it had been a while

AccyLass · 08-09-2012, 06:12

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

I met Vera too, not sure she would lay claim to being responsible though

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Originally Posted by cashman

Bumped into AccyLass n Vera her mam who is oer from Spain in Tesco today, was nice to meet her mam n see who is responsible fer her.

I'm sure she was pleased to meet both of ya, I on the otherhand see you often enough to know you're not that polite with me! :-p
I don't think responsibility for me lies with my Mum... well, maybe for the good bits ha

garinda · 08-09-2012, 07:20

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Well I was invaded this morning, around 11am the doorbell rang and a well known voices said let me in, so in walked Cashy, hotly followed by Mick and Less, always good to meet people and especially Less for the first time, was great to meet you at last Less and good to see Mick and Cashy too, a reeght good laugh

and thanks for brightening my day

I can't think why, but Last of the Summer Wine just flashed into my mind.

You didn't end up in the Tinker brook did you, after all four of you rolled down the hill in a bath tub, which had pram wheels attached to it, did you?

Mick · 08-09-2012, 07:33

Not quite Garinda but jaysay was saying he wished he could get down to the railway
but as he is on oxygen and in a wheelchair its going to be hard to get there.
But i am looking into getting some transport so we can pick him up one sat and take him for a pint or two

garinda · 08-09-2012, 08:13

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Originally Posted by Mick

Not quite Garinda but jaysay was saying he wished he could get down to the railway
but as he is on oxygen and in a wheelchair its going to be hard to get there.
But i am looking into getting some transport so we can pick him up one sat and take him for a pint or two

I'll do the costumes, liaise with the film crew, arrange the road closures, and organise the caterers at The Railway.

Just tip us off, when it's happening.

garinda · 08-09-2012, 08:18

If you get him there in one piece, and he doesn't end up in the brook in a bath, or speeding down a big hill on a brass bed, I'll buy you all a pint.

Mick · 08-09-2012, 08:23

Will hold you to that Rindy thanks

garinda · 08-09-2012, 08:23

On a serious note.

If you do get him out, and down there, I think that's fantastic, and again shows how this forum can make a real difference to peoples' lives.

garinda · 08-09-2012, 08:25

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Originally Posted by Mick

Will hold you to that Rindy thanks

Gladly do it.

Might even stretch to some nuts too.