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On 24/11/2016 at 2:58 PM, TheQ said:
A: NO chance, any boat I'd buy is capable of going under all the bridges without making contact.
B: I couldn't afford something like that.
C: I wouldn't want something like that.
That will be a no then ?
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7 hours ago, riyadhcrew said:
The girls are fine Jean. They speak the language, like the food and have visited here many times. Thanks for your kind words.
Awe here wiz me thinking the girls wid hey broad Kirkcaldy linoleum accents !
Nice car Eric, very reliable, but, servicing any Honda here aint cheap!
Iain
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Wrong !
Its SOB's winterising when repairs and servicing required tent !Iain
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21 minutes ago, Wussername said:
What a fantastic bit of kit................does it float?
After four pints of Broadside it might !
Delighted to be of assistance, Vaughan.
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31 minutes ago, MauriceMynah said:
Lead shot is a bit dangerous, have you seen the speed it leaves the barrel?
Careful MM, it could permenantly impair your vision if released in your direction !
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Hi Ginbottle,
We are full members, not sure why basic emots don't work for you though. Admin may have the answer. You are limited to certain areas till you have posted 50 posts and then elected to full members. Nothing sinister, just how the site works.
Iain
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Hi Ginbottle,
Welcome to the NBN Forum.
Iain
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Cannot wait for replys to that ! MM!!!
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We have several in Ayrshire, if using the broad dialect......Kirkmichael....Kirmickle......Kirkoswald.... Kirkussled.....Muirkirk.....Murkurk.....and ....Coylton...Cullton. Last of all where I am, Troon....Trin.
Just shows what your dialect can do to plain English !
Iain
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1 hour ago, Timbo said:
are reminiscent of Uncle Albert trying to pronounce Belaugh.
On my first ever holiday on the Broads, the lads at Porter & Haylett informed me it was pronounced "BeeLee".
Iain
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2 hours ago, ranworthbreeze said:
Hi Q,
It would be interesting to see if Iain could fold that small enough to fit into his wee purse, my guess is no problem
Regards
Alan
Oh I have had the RBOS version, recently. Bring back the old ten bob note!
Iain
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Magnificent !
Iain
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35 minutes ago, jillR said:
Sorry Jill, but no workie.
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1 hour ago, Jim said:
Dreamland?? A big blast from the old days there Iain. My mum bought us Dreamland leccy blankies when I was 7, some 53 yrs ago lol
I checked them out from 1965 ! lol
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19 minutes ago, Jim said:
These days, we book a local holiday let instead rather than rough it out on the mooring....we are getting on a bit at 60 and 57!
Oh still youngsters then!
I only mentioned, as many years ago my old boss was a Dreamland agent, and I did exactly what I suggested to many. A few had to have new switches fitted, any sign of fraying, then it was a bin job.
Iain
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19 minutes ago, Jim said:
Electric Overblanket! Leave on all night and no worries. Best thing we ever bought from good old Roys.
Great item......but.... do you have it serviced/checked out before using each winter, or replace with another new one ?
Iain
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6 minutes ago, Regulo said:
It's just that your mind doesn't work quite like most of us, MM! Unfortunately I got the reference, so what does that tell you about me?
A very highly intelligent species of the human race ?
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45 minutes ago, MauriceMynah said:
I went to a weather station once, waited over an hour then two showers came along.
Let me guess..... Triton and Mira !
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51 minutes ago, donnygeoff said:
mmmmmmmmmm, what number.........
Thank you Geoff! I was going through a week of catching up due to illness, when it was announced on the News. A king size faux pas on my part !
Iain
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33 minutes ago, Timbo said:
like a Pesky Moderator onto a five pound note.
What's a five pound note?
Sounds like extravigance too me ! Iain
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48 minutes ago, Jonzo said:
Dustsheets and J Edgar at the ready!
Eye protection and face mask !
Iain
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23 minutes ago, JennyMorgan said:
P.S. Iain, just thought I'd beat Poppy to the obvious!
Indeed JM, waking up with a stiff neck can be very painful !
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Hi Tim,
I have two friends with RA, one has been on "Gold Injections" for many years, the other refused to take the injections, and has suffered a lot worse in doing so. My father had it in his hands when relief was not much of an option then, poor bugger.
I hope all goes well with your tests.
Iain
4 minutes ago, JennyMorgan said:"You may also feel stiff when you wake up in the morning."
A consolation I suppose!
P.s. Trust you ! JM
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Well I have to congratulate my fellow Scot, Andy Murray on achieving the accolade of World Number ONE tennis player,
no mean achievement when you consider the other superb players in the game.
Indeed it was announced by The Speaker in the Commons no less, today!
Well done Andy, you have done your wee town of Dunblane, and the UK in general, proud.
Iain
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Its SOB's winterising when repairs and servicing required tent !
Sounds like extravigance too me ! 
Who's Got The Best Nbn Christmas Lights And Tree Competition...
in Broads Chat
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I like Christmas decorations, but, NOT in November !!!