Last One to Post Wins

[Manoverboard]

e-cards are deffo the way to go, no queues or postage etc ... just saying

[qbman1]

....and no personal touch !

[Stephen]

Who can afford the personal touch these days.

[Manoverboard]

Personal touch is ' extra ' .... just saying

[Mervyn and Trish]

You can't put an e card on the mantelpiece

[Stephen]

Personal touch is ' extra ' .... just saying

Didn't know you were pimping .......again

[Manoverboard]

You can't put an e card on the mantelpiece

You are right, you can't but funnily enough it looks no different if you put some of the previous year's cards on the mantlepiece ... in reality family will always exchange ' cards ' but we deffo exchange cards with folk we love to bits but haven't actually seen for yonks ... in such cases an e-card will do nicely as it is surely the thought that counts.

[Manoverboard]

Personal touch is ' extra ' .... just saying

Didn't know you were pimping .......again

You'll have to get in the queue ....again

[Stephen]

Personal touch is ' extra ' .... just saying

Didn't know you were pimping .......again

You'll have to get in the queue ....again

Not with your rates

[Mervyn and Trish]

Half price for mates?

[Stephen]

Don't use'm.

[Not so ancient mariner]

My father had this card that went back and forth between him and a friend. It was marketed as a 'Scottish greetings card". I had a list of occasions like 'Happy Birthday' 'Merry Christmas' etc, and you ticked the appropriate box in pencil and sent it. The recipient would then rub out the tick, mark the right box for its next use, and send it on to the next person - or back to the original sender, as appropriate.

These only fell out of favour once the cost of sending them exceeded the costs of the cards themselves.

[Happydays]

Good night , bedtime sleep tight

[Silver_Shiney]

Good morning, wannabees

[towny44]

Morning all, where did the sun go?

[Stephen]

It's hiding behind the clouds.

[Silver_Shiney]

Not having bright sunlight first thing suits me, and probably many others driving south, as it can be blinding

[towny44]

Not having bright sunlight first thing suits me, and probably many others driving south, as it can be blinding

Spoilsport! You can always wear your sunglasses and look cool and trendy, or dark and sinister if you prefer.

[qbman1]

Morning girlies. We don't do sinister dahn sarf

[Silver_Shiney]

Not having bright sunlight first thing suits me, and probably many others driving south, as it can be blinding

Spoilsport! You can always wear your sunglasses and look cool and trendy, or dark and sinister if you prefer.

Sunglasses are no good when the angle of the sun means the light comes in at the side.

[Mervyn and Trish]

Tropical here in the south northlands. Sunbathing with a cocktail in the garden.

[qbman1]

Hope you've got your thermal mankini on !

[Stephen]

Tropical here in the south northlands. Sunbathing with a cocktail in the garden.

What you do with your chickens is your business

[qbman1]

I can't believe our Merv would get up to any funny business - he used to work for the BBC after all !!

[Stephen]

I heard he knew JS very well