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dave_the_renegade · 30 December 2010 20:17

Norman Ingram:
Dave you mean leave for Harry, I do not touch the stuff, it is only when the wife is fed up with me coughing, spluttering, and sneezing all over the place, she makes me a Irish coffee, for she knows I do not like whisky, not even a teaspoonful. long ago I might have a Bicardi & coke or a pint or two, but never been a big drinker, or though in my hey day I could shift a few pints of milk then again I have drank gallons of tea, until a couple of years, I always had a pint mug of tea, but cut it down to half becaue I am going to the toilet too much. that is the first sign you are getting old, too embarrised to tell you what the second sign is.

Probably the department on the same region Norm .Only hot drink I like is tea,can’t stand the smell of coffee.Its a good job we all have different tastes.
Cheers Dave.

norman_ingram · 31 December 2010 19:35

Dave I only have one mug of coffee a day, when I in the evening make it at nine o’clock, for I do not put too much coffee in, and have it milky, for I have no sugar. I will wish you a happy new year, for I know you go to bed about 8 o’ clock. But will get you up, if I win the lottery.

dave_the_renegade · 31 December 2010 19:46

Hi Norm,
Happy New Year to you and your family.Don’t go to bed quite as early as 8 o’clock,more often about half past ten,will be later tonight/tomorrow.I wish you luck with the lottery,but then again life’s a lottery.After my recent experiences I am just happy to be healthy again.I still do the lottery,but don’t hold my breath about winning.Will have 3 or 4 cans of bitter tonight,watched a DVD of Jethro, that one of my sisters gave me for my birthday this afternoon with my best mate and Tracy.Tracy and myself saw him live in Hereford a few months ago,he’s very funny,a bit rough,but not as bad as some,also its the way he puts his jokes across.

norman_ingram · 31 December 2010 20:39

Dave I am a great believer, if you have bad luck in your life, like the other side of a coin, you must have some good luck, and if people delve back in their past, it usually equals it self out, but a lot do not reconise their good fortune, only their bad. In my case, the love of a good woman, my children & grandchildren & reaching the age of 73, to win the lottery would be the cherry on the top. Glad you like Jethro, I think he is not too bad, one of my favourites was Bob Monkhouse, he was so quick witted.

harry_gill · 31 December 2010 22:14

hiya,
Yes i agree but if like me you’ve been born poor you’ll stay poor, i’ll have you know that if i had’nt been born a boy i’d have had nothing to play with. beat that Jethro.
thanks harry long retired.

dave_the_renegade · 31 December 2010 22:24

harry_gill:
hiya,
Yes i agree but if like me you’ve been born poor you’ll stay poor, i’ll have you know that if i had’nt been born a boy i’d have had nothing to play with. beat that Jethro.
thanks harry long retired.

If you had been born a girl Harry,at least you would have somewhere to keep your money .
Cheers Dave.
PS Happy new year.

harry_gill · 31 December 2010 23:49

Dave the Renegade:

harry_gill:
hiya,
Yes i agree but if like me you’ve been born poor you’ll stay poor, i’ll have you know that if i had’nt been born a boy i’d have had nothing to play with. beat that Jethro.
thanks harry long retired.

If you had been born a girl Harry,at least you would have somewhere to keep your money .
Cheers Dave.
PS Happy new year.

hiya,
What money ■■
Gor owt to lend ■■
Happy new year Dave and Tracy have a good one.
thanks harry long retired.

norman_ingram · 1 January 2011 22:33

You forgot Dave, Harry’s wife is the breadwinner, Harry is a poor pensioner, really poor because he is always giving to charity, one of his main places is " LADBROKES"

dave_the_renegade · 1 January 2011 22:36

Norman Ingram:
You forgot Dave, Harry’s wife is the breadwinner, Harry is a poor pensioner, really poor because he is always giving to charity, one of his main places is " LADBROKES"

Injured Jockeys fund I heard Norm,most of them injured by Harry for failing to win .
Cheers Dave.

harry_gill · 2 January 2011 12:45

Dave the Renegade:

Norman Ingram:
You forgot Dave, Harry’s wife is the breadwinner, Harry is a poor pensioner, really poor because he is always giving to charity, one of his main places is " LADBROKES"

Injured Jockeys fund I heard Norm,most of them injured by Harry for failing to win .
Cheers Dave.

hiya,
Could have given some of the little fellah’s a slap on occasion for obviously “not trying”, i think they have a hotline to Ladbrokes and get tipped off when i’ve invested a few bob. Maybe i should invest using the name “Lucky Norman” and see if i have more luck, or better still leave my money in my pocket.
thanks harry long retired

norman_ingram · 2 January 2011 20:21

What with the weather & the meetings abandoned, when they are racing I just manage to get my money back, like this weekend, I only had one winner 16/1, sunday I had three , even, 11/4, 8/1, so I was 2 to 3 pounds up, but this not a good time to fill your wallet.

sammyopisite · 2 January 2011 20:50

I think it should be made law that all unwanted whiskey as to be donated to " POOR PENSIONERS " It seems as if I am going to be poor from now on as I took the missus away for her 65th birthday this Christmas and now she is on about going away for next Christmas already saying she as spent the last 43 cooking for me so it seems as if I had better start putting a bob or two away.
cheers Johnnie

rigsby · 2 January 2011 21:27

i know what you mean johnnie , i hope we all have good health this year , but prosperity ? no chance .i’ve got to pay £ 374 income tax by the end of the month , it is just a ploy to get their winter fuel money back , with interest !! hope you & the good lady enjoyed your break , it’s been quiet without you !! cheers dave

sammyopisite · 2 January 2011 21:42

rigsby:
i know what you mean johnnie , i hope we all have good health this year , but prosperity ? no chance .i’ve got to pay £ 374 income tax by the end of the month , it is just a ploy to get their winter fuel money back , with interest !! hope you & the good lady enjoyed your break , it’s been quiet without you !! cheers dave

Hi Dave we had a really good time and we went to the top of a mountain in a cable car on Christmas day only 1,600 metres up but the angels kicked me out ? and told me to get back down. Bren says it was the best birthday she as had and when people ask her if she was bothered about going that high she just says it is nothing after being married to me for 44 years well nearly 45 I hope you and the good lady enjoyed your selves over Christmas and all the best for the new year.

cheers Johnnie

harry_gill · 2 January 2011 21:58

sammyopisite:

rigsby:
i know what you mean johnnie , i hope we all have good health this year , but prosperity ? no chance .i’ve got to pay £ 374 income tax by the end of the month , it is just a ploy to get their winter fuel money back , with interest !! hope you & the good lady enjoyed your break , it’s been quiet without you !! cheers dave

Hi Dave we had a really good time and we went to the top of a mountain in a cable car on Christmas day only 1,600 metres up but the angels kicked me out ? and told me to get back down. Bren says it was the best birthday she as had and when people ask her if she was bothered about going that high she just says it is nothing after being married to me for 44 years well nearly 45 I hope you and the good lady enjoyed your selves over Christmas and all the best for the new year.

cheers Johnnie

hiya,
Johnnie do you think if we put a tub in the entrance to the local supermarket and put a sign on it asking for donations to the OAPs whiskey drinkers association and asking the shoppers to donate any left over bottles/part bottles of preferably single malt “but owt will do” to our needy cause we might be on a winner, it works for animal shelters and the like, things are getting desperate i’m down to my last couple of bottles and my old lady says she’s buying no more cos i only drink it.
thanks harry long retired.

norman_ingram · 3 January 2011 22:30

Harry & Johnnie I am deeply concerned about you two, I recond you are whisky alcohol frolic’s. You two seem to have more supplies than Tesco’s & Morrisons put together, when your council refuse wagon comes around, you must fill it up with glass bottles.

harry_gill · 3 January 2011 23:05

Norman Ingram:
Harry & Johnnie I am deeply concerned about you two, I recond you are whisky alcohol frolic’s. You two seem to have more supplies than Tesco’s & Morrisons put together, when your council refuse wagon comes around, you must fill it up with glass bottles.

hiya,
Norman i expect you respect Johnnie and me for doing our bit for re-cycling, glass and cans are the two major items of the most re-usable part of the stuff we throw away followed by plastics, just hope they don’t start putting decent whisky in placca bottles it might just turn me tee-total and i’d hate that.
thanks harry long retired.

norman_ingram · 4 January 2011 21:27

Hi Harry & Johnnie You two are Devil’s in Disguise, you would go out and buy a harp, if you could make people believe that you was angels, and get you a free suppy of whiskey, and you Harry stop stirring it up with Dennis and making out I never worked, with me I worked hard & played hard.

harry_gill · 4 January 2011 22:03

Norman Ingram:
Hi Harry & Johnnie You two are Devil’s in Disguise, you would go out and buy a harp, if you could make people believe that you was angels, and get you a free suppy of whiskey, and you Harry stop stirring it up with Dennis and making out I never worked, with me I worked hard & played hard.

hiya,
Hello Norm, Happy New Year to you and the Good Lady, now down to business no way did i tell Dennis that you was workshy what i told Dennis that you thought that Manual Labour was a Spaniard.
thanks harry long retired.

norman_ingram · 5 January 2011 19:33

Harry, my father being a army man, in two world wars! Told me great men know how to delegate, and after doing dirty jobs, I became a great delegater and I always ended up doing mostly clean work, which I was able to wash & brush up and change in to acceptable mode of garb and go to dance halls. Even in the army in Germany I would go to see ballroom performed, and sit at a table with a bottle of wine, and I was not alone for long! And Harry please do not swear at me, " Manual Labour" I am too delicate to be upset by such dirty words!