Hiya,
I must be well up the leader board just hit the big 87, keep her lit
harry_gill:
Hiya,
I must be well up the leader board just hit the big 87, keep her lit
Hi Harry, Happy Birthday, I will drink a large single malt and toast your good health, Larry.
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mushroomman:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY HARRY.
Are you still doing those roping and sheeting courses.
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Hiya,
Go on “MM” tell him and save the poor bugger a few bob,
R&S courses gone, little lads curtainsiders knocked the
arse out of that one. PS birthday was a week or two back
but thanks anyway
Who is the oldest member on this forum ? I’m 63,there must be a lot that are younger,with a lot being older.
Cheers Dave.
Hi boys
Dave it’s not going to be me I’m only 54 gosh where did those years go 
Regards Keith
Dave the Renegade:
Who is the oldest member on this forum ? I’m 63,there must be a lot that are younger,with a lot being older.
Cheers Dave.
Oldest or daftest? Harry Gill for the former,Johnnie Trotter for the latter! Show of hands------motion carried-----wheres the Bar here? Anon!
Soixante neuf in July.Only a young 'un me. 
Chris Webb:
Soixante neuf in July.Only a young 'un me.
What sort of lingo is that? Native Manx or early Yorks? or something beginning with a b that ends with an “s” Dennis.
Bewick:
Chris Webb:
Soixante neuf in July.Only a young 'un me.What sort of lingo is that? Native Manx or early Yorks? or something beginning with a b that ends with an “s” Dennis.
Sixty-nine or 69, also known by its French name soixante-neuf
Dave the Renegade:
Bewick:
Chris Webb:
Soixante neuf in July.Only a young 'un me.What sort of lingo is that? Native Manx or early Yorks? or something beginning with a b that ends with an “s” Dennis.
Sixty-nine or 69, also known by its French name soixante-neuf
Thanks for explaining it to Dennis,Dave.
In Manx Gaelic it would be errrrrrrrrrrr…“shay nuy”,well that’s what our lass says.
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Bewick:
Chris Webb:
Soixante neuf in July.Only a young 'un me.What sort of lingo is that? Native Manx or early Yorks? or something beginning with a b that ends with an “s” Dennis.
Sixty-nine or 69, also known by its French name soixante-neuf
Thanks for explaining it to Dennis,Dave.
In Manx Gaelic it would be errrrrrrrrrrr…“shay nuy”,well that’s what our lass says.
The owd lad’s taking on dull again Chris,it’s all the fine living 
.
Cheers Dave.
dessert driver:
Hi boys
Dave it’s not going to be me I’m only 54 gosh where did those years goRegards Keith
Hi Keith,
If it’s not you, then it’s not me either, cos I’m the same age as you!! 
Dave the Renegade:
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Bewick:
Chris Webb:
Soixante neuf in July.Only a young 'un me.What sort of lingo is that? Native Manx or early Yorks? or something beginning with a b that ends with an “s” Dennis.
Sixty-nine or 69, also known by its French name soixante-neuf
Thanks for explaining it to Dennis,Dave.
In Manx Gaelic it would be errrrrrrrrrrr…“shay nuy”,well that’s what our lass says.The owd lad’s taking on dull again Chris,it’s all the fine living
Cheers Dave.
Aye I know Dave,I must call in and see him next time I get off the ferry at Heysham - just to see that he’s ok.He will live in the posh part of Morracamby so it shouldn’t take much finding.
Flak jacket on …
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Bewick:
Chris Webb:
Soixante neuf in July.Only a young 'un me.What sort of lingo is that? Native Manx or early Yorks? or something beginning with a b that ends with an “s” Dennis.
Sixty-nine or 69, also known by its French name soixante-neuf
Thanks for explaining it to Dennis,Dave.
In Manx Gaelic it would be errrrrrrrrrrr…“shay nuy”,well that’s what our lass says.The owd lad’s taking on dull again Chris,it’s all the fine living
Cheers Dave.Aye I know Dave,I must call in and see him next time I get off the ferry at Heysham - just to see that he’s ok.He will live in the posh part of Morracamby so it shouldn’t take much finding.
Flak jacket on …
He’s gone offline to eat another Easter Egg by the looks of it Chris .
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Bewick:
Chris Webb:
Soixante neuf in July.Only a young 'un me.What sort of lingo is that? Native Manx or early Yorks? or something beginning with a b that ends with an “s” Dennis.
Sixty-nine or 69, also known by its French name soixante-neuf
Thanks for explaining it to Dennis,Dave.
In Manx Gaelic it would be errrrrrrrrrrr…“shay nuy”,well that’s what our lass says.The owd lad’s taking on dull again Chris,it’s all the fine living
Cheers Dave.Aye I know Dave,I must call in and see him next time I get off the ferry at Heysham - just to see that he’s ok.He will live in the posh part of Morracamby so it shouldn’t take much finding.
Flak jacket on …He’s gone offline to eat another Easter Egg by the looks of it Chris
Cheers Dave.
Either that or to open another bottle of Chateaneuf du Pape Dave.
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Bewick:
Chris Webb:
Soixante neuf in July.Only a young 'un me.What sort of lingo is that? Native Manx or early Yorks? or something beginning with a b that ends with an “s” Dennis.
Sixty-nine or 69, also known by its French name soixante-neuf
Thanks for explaining it to Dennis,Dave.
In Manx Gaelic it would be errrrrrrrrrrr…“shay nuy”,well that’s what our lass says.The owd lad’s taking on dull again Chris,it’s all the fine living
Cheers Dave.Aye I know Dave,I must call in and see him next time I get off the ferry at Heysham - just to see that he’s ok.He will live in the posh part of Morracamby so it shouldn’t take much finding.
Flak jacket on …He’s gone offline to eat another Easter Egg by the looks of it Chris
Cheers Dave.Either that or to open another bottle of Chateaneuf du Pape Dave.
He would have several cases of that red wine chris,stored in a warehouse somewhere .
Dave the Renegade:
Who is the oldest member on this forum ? I’m 63,there must be a lot that are younger,with a lot being older.
Cheers Dave.
Its not me Dave I am the same age as you,64 this coming august but it could be Chris or what about Dennis 
Aye , it must be wonderful to reach 60 , then , like Dennis, you can sit in an open - top bus and travel all around Morecambe and Heysham !! With a jar of suncream handy, and sunglasses to show, oh------ and the sunhat Dennis will be younger than some of the others on the bus who would talk about the days of horses and carts.
Me ? 3 years and a month before I can join the gang on the bus !!!
Cheers, cattle wagon man.
Dave the Renegade:
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Bewick:
Chris Webb:
Soixante neuf in July.Only a young 'un me.What sort of lingo is that? Native Manx or early Yorks? or something beginning with a b that ends with an “s” Dennis.
Sixty-nine or 69, also known by its French name soixante-neuf
Thanks for explaining it to Dennis,Dave.
In Manx Gaelic it would be errrrrrrrrrrr…“shay nuy”,well that’s what our lass says.The owd lad’s taking on dull again Chris,it’s all the fine living
Cheers Dave.Aye I know Dave,I must call in and see him next time I get off the ferry at Heysham - just to see that he’s ok.He will live in the posh part of Morracamby so it shouldn’t take much finding.
Flak jacket on …He’s gone offline to eat another Easter Egg by the looks of it Chris
Cheers Dave.Either that or to open another bottle of Chateaneuf du Pape Dave.
He would have several cases of that red wine chris,stored in a warehouse somewhere
Yes,more than likely.He probably thinks that Philips 66 is a 45 year old red as well.
Come on Dennis where are yer?