Welcome To Forum Village
Jan 12th 2007, 6:00 pm
#91
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Re: Welcome To Forum Village
and still more members join our village
ELLE1971........works in the post office,
she looks after the counter while MARYANN is off on her rounds
she can only do half days due to her gammy leg,
she lives nextdoor to glynis
ELLE1971........works in the post office,
she looks after the counter while MARYANN is off on her rounds
she can only do half days due to her gammy leg,
she lives nextdoor to glynis
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Jan 12th 2007, 6:29 pm
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Re: Welcome To Forum Village
I've brought garlic bread. It's very popular... I know... I've seen it... it's the future!
I would have brought more variety... but with my gammy leg I can only spend so long stood in the kitchen!
I've got a parcel here too. It came during my shift at the post office. It's marked as coming from "PVC-ARE-US". Now I just wonder who in the village that could be for!
I would have brought more variety... but with my gammy leg I can only spend so long stood in the kitchen!
I've got a parcel here too. It came during my shift at the post office. It's marked as coming from "PVC-ARE-US". Now I just wonder who in the village that could be for!
Jan 12th 2007, 8:36 pm
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I've brought garlic bread. It's very popular... I know... I've seen it... it's the future!
I would have brought more variety... but with my gammy leg I can only spend so long stood in the kitchen!
I've got a parcel here too. It came during my shift at the post office. It's marked as coming from "PVC-ARE-US". Now I just wonder who in the village that could be for!
I would have brought more variety... but with my gammy leg I can only spend so long stood in the kitchen!
I've got a parcel here too. It came during my shift at the post office. It's marked as coming from "PVC-ARE-US". Now I just wonder who in the village that could be for!
SOON TO BE SIR PETER KAY
parcel must be for the vicar
Jan 12th 2007, 8:39 pm
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Phew....what a busy day.....sorry I have been riding all over the village delivering male.......sorry mail. Right off to the forum arms............................please can I have a pinapple juice. I dont drink and also run the local AA meeting.
Always here if you need a chat or fancy kicking the booze.
Right post office closed for two days, though I shall keep the village shop open. Any special orders required.
Always here if you need a chat or fancy kicking the booze.
Right post office closed for two days, though I shall keep the village shop open. Any special orders required.
Jan 12th 2007, 9:34 pm
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All these new people in our Village, will have to bake more cakes and make more jam, my poor son, so many people to keep in order, he is such a good boy, and works so hard, always gives his helmet and truncheon a good rub and polish before he starts work!
Jan 12th 2007, 9:39 pm
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Especially as he is always round mine xx
Jan 12th 2007, 9:42 pm
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Now, funny you should say that but when I was out delivering eggs from the farm early this morning I saw your son leaving miss naughtys house by the back door.......are you sure these rumours about him are correct
Jan 12th 2007, 9:45 pm
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Well Miss Naughty, now I know, I knew the rumor was untrue, he is not the "only gay in the village" he is a Mans Man, so the question again is?????? Who is the "only gay in the village" ?????????? Think a large Vodka and tonic to celebrate down the local or similar
Jan 12th 2007, 9:51 pm
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He was confessing to loving Mr Noo Noo i have yet to find Mr Noo Noo's house
Jan 12th 2007, 10:14 pm
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Leather shmeather... you still shouldn't have been paying the excess postage out of the church's collection box!
By the way... it's my round. Who wants one?
By the way... it's my round. Who wants one?
Jan 12th 2007, 10:54 pm
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Missed it all tonight,been for a Chinese. Well someone has to keep the cats at bay and mighty tasty too.
Jan 12th 2007, 11:08 pm
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I certainly don't think that Little Britain is a model for this village...too modern. Everyone knows that all expats hanker after living in a romanticised version of Britain in the 40s and50s, so I think we should think more Agatha Christie..
I nominate Glynis as a younger more glamorous Miss Marple.....more Angela Lansbury than Margaret Rutherford.
Jan 12th 2007, 11:36 pm
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Jan 12th 2007, 11:40 pm
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Kitchens at the Forum Arms always available for a village grand bake, just say the word mrsjdr and I'll light the gas. You bring the kind ladies from the WI and their good will and I'll supply the spirit.