towny44 wrote:Well would you look at that I've been in the lead all night and I still am, just where is that Shiney Bristolian when you want to rub his nose in it.![]()
Way out in front, John boy, way out in front is where I am

towny44 wrote:Well would you look at that I've been in the lead all night and I still am, just where is that Shiney Bristolian when you want to rub his nose in it.![]()







Mervyn and Trish wrote:Stephen? Young man? Is that grammatically correct?



You possibly could but you never dotowny44 wrote:I can do accurate, and still be in the lead.

It take a special person to always be number one, I would find that a little tiresome.Silver_Shiney wrote:You possibly could but you never dotowny44 wrote:I can do accurate, and still be in the lead.

My dear fellow, Merv and I thank you for your humble recognition of our supreme qualitiestowny44 wrote:It take a special person to always be number one, I would find that a little tiresome.Silver_Shiney wrote:You possibly could but you never dotowny44 wrote:I can do accurate, and still be in the lead.![]()





Merv, old boy, possibly.Mervyn and Trish wrote:Stephen? Young man? Is that grammatically correct?



The mills went along with all their jobs, the workhouses have been replaced by food banks and the pigeon lofts are no longer, the unemployable now seem to keep fighting dogs as their preferred hobby; and our town centre now has 30% empty shops, but overdoses of betting shops, payday lenders and charity shops, if you dare venture out amongst the winos and general layabouts.Mervyn and Trish wrote:Not sure I was ready for a geography lesson this morning! Which direction are the dark satanic mills, the workhouses and the pigeon lofts?


Sounds idyllic. We are perhaps fortunate that our town centre has few empty shops. Well below the national average.towny44 wrote:The mills went along with all their jobs, the workhouses have been replaced by food banks and the pigeon lofts are no longer, the unemployable now seem to keep fighting dogs as their preferred hobby; and our town centre now has 30% empty shops, but overdoses of betting shops, payday lenders and charity shops, if you dare venture out amongst the winos and general layabouts.Mervyn and Trish wrote:Not sure I was ready for a geography lesson this morning! Which direction are the dark satanic mills, the workhouses and the pigeon lofts?

