Is the group dead? Pity.

Post by Nemo
If so - where zebra body gone? - and I hope I didn't contribute to the
group's demise. Or praps it's my server playing up again.

Nah, just a severe lack of posts.

--
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Edinburgh, Scotland

"Slipped the surly bonds of Earth...to touch the face of God."

carol

2013-12-14 12:48:50 UTC

If so - where zebra body gone? - and I hope I didn't contribute to the >
group's demise. Or praps it's my server playing up again.

Nah, just a severe lack of posts.

So inevitabley the fence fell down

Nemo

2013-12-14 16:00:26 UTC

If so - where zebra body gone? - and I hope I didn't contribute to the >
group's demise. Or praps it's my server playing up again.

Nah, just a severe lack of posts.

So inevitabley the fence fell down

Great minds think alike.

Nemo

2013-12-14 16:10:44 UTC

If so - where zebra body gone? - and I hope I didn't contribute to the >
group's demise. Or praps it's my server playing up again.

Nah, just a severe lack of posts.

So inevitabley the fence fell down

Great minds think alike.

Nemo

2013-12-14 16:32:46 UTC

If so - where zebra body gone? - and I hope I didn't contribute to the >
group's demise. Or praps it's my server playing up again.

Nah, just a severe lack of posts.

So inevitabley the fence fell down

Great minds think alike.

Mudge

2013-12-14 23:35:15 UTC

If so - where zebra body gone? - and I hope I didn't contribute to the >
group's demise. Or praps it's my server playing up again.

Nah, just a severe lack of posts.

So inevitabley the fence fell down

Wot fence - I can only see open prayerie !

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Eat Cow, Drill Oil, Rope Calves, Live Free

Nemo

2013-12-16 03:27:18 UTC

If so - where zebra body gone? - and I hope I didn't contribute to the >
group's demise. Or praps it's my server playing up again.

Nah, just a severe lack of posts.

So inevitabley the fence fell down

Wot fence - I can only see open prayerie !

The church you mean?? Don't tell me that's fallen down as well. Praps
it's because they started selling cigarettes! Holy smokes!!

Nemo

2013-12-14 15:59:50 UTC

Post by Nemo
If so - where zebra body gone? - and I hope I didn't contribute to the
group's demise. Or praps it's my server playing up again.

Nah, just a severe lack of posts.

All the cattle will escape!

GordonD

2013-12-14 23:02:48 UTC

Nemo, posting everything three times isn't the way to revive the group! 8-)

--
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Edinburgh, Scotland

"Slipped the surly bonds of Earth...to touch the face of God."

Mudge

2013-12-14 23:37:13 UTC

Post by GordonD
Nemo, posting everything three times isn't the way to revive the group! 8-)

I suspect he's had a shave and 'is finger is twitchy !

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GordonD

2013-12-15 10:08:26 UTC

Post by GordonD
Nemo, posting everything three times isn't the way to revive the group!
8-)

I suspect he's had a shave and 'is finger is twitchy !

Better having a twitchy finger *after* a shave than *before*!

--
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Edinburgh, Scotland

"Slipped the surly bonds of Earth...to touch the face of God."

Mick Fanner

2013-12-15 10:17:00 UTC

Post by GordonD
Better having a twitchy finger *after* a shave than *before*!

After or before, Gordon. Just not during the shave.

Unless there's a very good reason and you are skilled at multitasking. ;-)

--
Mick.

Nemo

2013-12-16 03:29:05 UTC

Post by GordonD
Nemo, posting everything three times isn't the way to revive the group!
8-)

I've just explained. Blame VirgiBleedya. Can't get through to the
helpdesk either.

carol

2013-12-14 12:48:50 UTC

Post by Nemo
If so - where zebra body gone? - and I hope I didn't contribute to the
group's demise. Or praps it's my server playing up again.

No it's not you Nemo. Everyone has shot off in different directions. Which
is sad.

Nemo

2013-12-14 16:09:45 UTC

Post by Nemo
If so - where zebra body gone? - and I hope I didn't contribute to the
group's demise. Or praps it's my server playing up again.

No it's not you Nemo. Everyone has shot off in different directions. Which
is sad.

Agreed. This group was something pretty damned unique when it was
running well. I'll still keep and eye on it. I'm mostly on a.h.puns now
locked in corkal mombat with a bloke called LeVine - except this one's
without a flying machine!

http://www.last.fm/music/Kapelye/Levine+And+His+Flying+Machine

All the best.

Nemo

2013-12-14 16:10:33 UTC

Post by Nemo
If so - where zebra body gone? - and I hope I didn't contribute to the
group's demise. Or praps it's my server playing up again.

No it's not you Nemo. Everyone has shot off in different directions. Which
is sad.

Nemo

2013-12-14 16:32:42 UTC

Post by Nemo
If so - where zebra body gone? - and I hope I didn't contribute to the
group's demise. Or praps it's my server playing up again.

No it's not you Nemo. Everyone has shot off in different directions. Which
is sad.

Mick Fanner

2013-12-15 10:18:41 UTC

Everyone has shot off in different directions. Which is sad.

I'll bet it was fun to watch. ;-)

Hello Carol.

--
Mick.

carol

2013-12-15 19:53:50 UTC

Everyone has shot off in different directions. Which is sad.

I'll bet it was fun to watch. ;-)
Hello Carol.

Hello MIck ...waves

Mick Fanner

2013-12-15 21:21:32 UTC

Everyone has shot off in different directions. Which is sad.

I'll bet it was fun to watch. ;-)
Hello Carol.

Hello MIck ...waves

<waving back>

How's things in your world?

--
Mick.

carol

2013-12-15 22:03:55 UTC

Everyone has shot off in different directions. Which is sad.

I'll bet it was fun to watch. ;-)
Hello Carol.

Hello MIck ...waves

<waving back>
How's things in your world?

I'm good and ready for christmas. Put my tree up and decorations. It's been
a heartbreaking year but life goes on and I look forward to next year and
lots of caravaning. Been to a posh do in Warrington today, I can't spell
the food we were given let alone eat it :) The starter was game apparently,
didn't eat it. The main course was chicken with no veg and the pudding was
cold custard ( Creme brûlée. £20 a head.
It's good to be home with a cuppa tea and a mince pie.

Mick Fanner

2013-12-15 22:12:01 UTC

Post by carol
I'm good and ready for christmas. Put my tree up and decorations. It's
been a heartbreaking year but life goes on and I look forward to next
year and lots of caravaning. Been to a posh do in Warrington today, I
can't spell the food we were given let alone eat it The starter was
game apparently, didn't eat it. The main course was chicken with no veg
and the pudding was cold custard ( Creme brûlée. £20 a head.
It's good to be home with a cuppa tea and a mince pie.

Sorry your year hasn't been any good. As you say there's next year to
look forward to.

Love your idea of creme brulee (cold custard). That's what I've I've
always thought.

Are you heading this way in the van next year at all?

--
Mick.

Mudge

2013-12-15 22:50:34 UTC

Sorry your year hasn't been any good. As you say there's next year to
look forward to.
Love your idea of creme brulee (cold custard). That's what I've I've
always thought.
Are you heading this way in the van next year at all?

Come here before you go there !!!!!

--
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Eat Cow, Drill Oil, Rope Calves, Live Free

carol

2013-12-16 07:59:05 UTC

Post by carol
I'm good and ready for christmas. Put my tree up and decorations. It's

been a heartbreaking year but life goes on and I look forward to next
year and lots of caravaning. Been to a posh do in Warrington today, I
can't spell the food we were given let alone eat it The starter was
game apparently, didn't eat it. The main course was chicken with no veg
and the pudding was cold custard ( Creme brûlée. £20 a head.
It's good to be home with a cuppa tea and a mince pie.
Sorry your year hasn't been any good. As you say there's next year to

look forward to.

Post by carol
Love your idea of creme brulee (cold custard). That's what I've I've

always thought.

Post by carol
Are you heading this way in the van next year at all?

Come here before you go there !!!!!

Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

Mick Fanner

2013-12-16 09:18:39 UTC

Post by carol
Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

Elf an' safety regs require a minimum of eight. Depending on the gross
weight of the 'van', you might need more. And don't forget, if travelling
at night, you will need something bright and preferably red, to guide
your way.

--
Mick.

carol

2013-12-16 18:41:17 UTC

Post by carol
Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

Oh, ta for that. I do live next to a safari park so that won't be a
problem. I have a red flashing light on my bike I can use.

Truebrit

2013-12-16 19:44:25 UTC

Post by carol
Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

Oh, ta for that. I do live next to a safari park so that won't be a
problem. I have a red flashing light on my bike I can use.

I have a photo of a zebra crossing in that safari park. ;-)
Alex C.

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carol

2013-12-16 20:16:29 UTC

Post by carol
Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

Oh, ta for that. I do live next to a safari park so that won't be a
problem. I have a red flashing light on my bike I can use.

I have a photo of a zebra crossing in that safari park. ;-)
Alex C.

Yes. Taken on our day out :)

Mudge

2013-12-16 18:47:27 UTC

Post by carol
Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

Isn't Carol's nose enough ?????

--
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Remove noxious CO2 - plant many trees

MartinS

2013-12-17 05:09:29 UTC

Post by carol
Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

Wouldn't Rudolph function better as a tail lamp?

--
Martin S

carol

2013-12-17 07:56:58 UTC

Post by carol
Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

Wouldn't Rudolph function better as a tail lamp?

Good idea that. If the poor thing can run backwards

GordonD

2013-12-17 10:09:57 UTC

Post by carol
Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

Wouldn't Rudolph function better as a tail lamp?

Good idea that. If the poor thing can run backwards

Maybe they have brown tail-lights in Canada.

--
Gordon Davie
Edinburgh, Scotland

"Slipped the surly bonds of Earth...to touch the face of God."

Nemo

2013-12-22 19:57:50 UTC

Post by carol
I'm good and ready for christmas. Put my tree up and decorations. It's

look forward to.

Post by carol
Love your idea of creme brulee (cold custard). That's what I've I've

always thought.

Post by carol
Are you heading this way in the van next year at all?

Come here before you go there !!!!!

Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

E.T. will do it for nuffink providing you let eem use your phone!

carol

2013-12-22 21:08:14 UTC

Post by carol
I'm good and ready for christmas. Put my tree up and decorations. It's

look forward to.

Post by carol
Love your idea of creme brulee (cold custard). That's what I've I've

always thought.

Post by carol
Are you heading this way in the van next year at all?

Come here before you go there !!!!!

Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

E.T. will do it for nuffink providing you let eem use your phone!

Is he still waiting to phone home.......blimey someone buy him an iPhone.

Nemo

2014-01-01 21:27:11 UTC

Post by carol
I'm good and ready for christmas. Put my tree up and decorations. It's

look forward to.

Post by carol
Love your idea of creme brulee (cold custard). That's what I've I've

always thought.

Post by carol
Are you heading this way in the van next year at all?

Come here before you go there !!!!!

Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

E.T. will do it for nuffink providing you let eem use your phone!

Is he still waiting to phone home.......blimey someone buy him an iPhone.

Round here, they're so scared of being mugger they keep those in their
socks with a very long lead, and call em lowPhones!

GordonD

2013-12-22 22:19:23 UTC

Post by carol
I'm good and ready for christmas. Put my tree up and decorations. It's

look forward to.

Post by carol
Love your idea of creme brulee (cold custard). That's what I've I've

always thought.

Post by carol
Are you heading this way in the van next year at all?

Come here before you go there !!!!!

Yes I'll get a couple of reign deer to pull our van through the air.

E.T. will do it for nuffink providing you let eem use your phone!

He's not using mine - it's bound to be long distance!

--
Gordon Davie
Edinburgh, Scotland

"Slipped the surly bonds of Earth...to touch the face of God."

carol

2013-12-16 07:59:05 UTC

Sorry your year hasn't been any good. As you say there's next year to
look forward to.
Love your idea of creme brulee (cold custard). That's what I've I've
always thought.
Are you heading this way in the van next year at all?

I haven't made plans yet, I do it in jan. I could fall off the end of the
m5 somewhere. We are still new to towing and avoid narrow roads.

Mick Fanner

2013-12-16 09:14:13 UTC

Post by carol
I haven't made plans yet, I do it in jan. I could fall off the end of
the m5 somewhere. We are still new to towing and avoid narrow roads.

I was being a bit cheeky there RCarol. The whole point with caravanning,
I think, is the freedom to go where and when you want without too much
pre-planning. But if you ever do end up over this way, we'll happily buy
you two a drink at some local hostelry.

BTW, if you *do* fall off the end of the M5, that's called 'Devon' and
it's quite a nice place fer an oliday. The trainspotting at Dawlish and
Starcross is excellent. Highly recommended ;-)

--
Mick.

carol

2013-12-16 18:41:17 UTC

Post by carol
I haven't made plans yet, I do it in jan. I could fall off the end of
the m5 somewhere. We are still new to towing and avoid narrow roads.

I was being a bit cheeky there RCarol. The whole point with caravanning,
I think, is the freedom to go where and when you want without too much
pre-planning. But if you ever do end up over this way, we'll happily buy
you two a drink at some local hostelry.
BTW, if you *do* fall off the end of the M5, that's called 'Devon' and
it's quite a nice place fer an oliday. The trainspotting at Dawlish and
Starcross is excellent. Highly recommended ;-)

I'm going to do my best cos I'd love to meet up with you both.

Mick Fanner

2013-12-16 22:04:14 UTC

Post by carol
I'm going to do my best cos I'd love to meet up with you both.

Then it has to happen. Just say the word. ;-)

--
Mick.

Mudge

2013-12-16 18:46:16 UTC

Post by carol
I haven't made plans yet, I do it in jan. I could fall off the end of
the m5 somewhere. We are still new to towing and avoid narrow roads.

I was being a bit cheeky there RCarol. The whole point with caravanning,
I think, is the freedom to go where and when you want without too much
pre-planning. But if you ever do end up over this way, we'll happily buy
you two a drink at some local hostelry.
BTW, if you *do* fall off the end of the M5, that's called 'Devon' and
it's quite a nice place fer an oliday. The trainspotting at Dawlish and
Starcross is excellent. Highly recommended ;-)

Both Devon and Cornwall are beautiful - I particularilily loved Fowey !

--
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Remove noxious CO2 - plant many trees

Truebrit

2013-12-16 19:47:15 UTC

Post by carol
I haven't made plans yet, I do it in jan. I could fall off the end of
the m5 somewhere. We are still new to towing and avoid narrow roads.

I was being a bit cheeky there RCarol. The whole point with caravanning,
I think, is the freedom to go where and when you want without too much
pre-planning. But if you ever do end up over this way, we'll happily buy
you two a drink at some local hostelry.
BTW, if you *do* fall off the end of the M5, that's called 'Devon' and
it's quite a nice place fer an oliday. The trainspotting at Dawlish and
Starcross is excellent. Highly recommended ;-)

I particularilily loved Fowey !

My favourite place down that way is Looe in Cornwall.
Alex C.

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carol

2013-12-16 20:16:27 UTC

Post by carol
I haven't made plans yet, I do it in jan. I could fall off the end of
the m5 somewhere. We are still new to towing and avoid narrow roads.

I was being a bit cheeky there RCarol. The whole point with caravanning,
I think, is the freedom to go where and when you want without too much
pre-planning. But if you ever do end up over this way, we'll happily buy
you two a drink at some local hostelry.
BTW, if you *do* fall off the end of the M5, that's called 'Devon' and
it's quite a nice place fer an oliday. The trainspotting at Dawlish and
Starcross is excellent. Highly recommended ;-)

I particularilily loved Fowey !

My favourite place down that way is Looe in Cornwall.
Alex C.

Sorry I draw the line at camping in the Gents

Mudge

2013-12-16 21:08:56 UTC

Post by Truebrit
My favourite place down that way is Looe in Cornwall.

Sorry I draw the line at camping in the Gents

Chortle !

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Remove noxious CO2 - plant many trees\

GordonD

2013-12-16 21:12:17 UTC

Post by carol
I haven't made plans yet, I do it in jan. I could fall off the end of
the m5 somewhere. We are still new to towing and avoid narrow roads.

I was being a bit cheeky there RCarol. The whole point with
caravanning,
I think, is the freedom to go where and when you want without too much
pre-planning. But if you ever do end up over this way, we'll happily buy
you two a drink at some local hostelry.
BTW, if you *do* fall off the end of the M5, that's called 'Devon' and
it's quite a nice place fer an oliday. The trainspotting at Dawlish and
Starcross is excellent. Highly recommended ;-)

I particularilily loved Fowey !

My favourite place down that way is Looe in Cornwall.
Alex C.

Sorry I draw the line at camping in the Gents

Nothing camp about RAlex.

--
Gordon Davie
Edinburgh, Scotland

"Slipped the surly bonds of Earth...to touch the face of God."

MartinS

2013-12-17 05:16:02 UTC

Post by Mudge
beautiful - I particularilily loved Fowey !

My favourite place down that way is Looe in Cornwall.

Sorry I draw the line at camping in the Gents

You might run into George Michael.

--
Martin S

carol

2013-12-17 07:56:58 UTC

Post by Mudge
beautiful - I particularilily loved Fowey !

My favourite place down that way is Looe in Cornwall.

Sorry I draw the line at camping in the Gents

You might run into George Michael.

Ewwwwww

MartinS

2013-12-17 05:14:16 UTC

Post by carol
I haven't made plans yet, I do it in jan. I could fall off the end
of the m5 somewhere. We are still new to towing and avoid narrow
roads.

I was being a bit cheeky there RCarol. The whole point with
caravanning, I think, is the freedom to go where and when you want
without too much pre-planning. But if you ever do end up over this
way, we'll happily buy you two a drink at some local hostelry.
BTW, if you *do* fall off the end of the M5, that's called 'Devon'
and it's quite a nice place fer an oliday. The trainspotting at
Dawlish and Starcross is excellent. Highly recommended ;-)

beautiful - I particularilily loved Fowey !

My favourite place down that way is Looe in Cornwall.

At our age, we never want to be far from one of those.

--
Martin S

MartinS

2013-12-17 05:12:39 UTC

Post by carol
I haven't made plans yet, I do it in jan. I could fall off the end
of the m5 somewhere. We are still new to towing and avoid narrow
roads.

I was being a bit cheeky there RCarol. The whole point with
caravanning, I think, is the freedom to go where and when you want
without too much pre-planning. But if you ever do end up over this
way, we'll happily buy you two a drink at some local hostelry.
BTW, if you *do* fall off the end of the M5, that's called 'Devon'
and it's quite a nice place fer an oliday. The trainspotting at
Dawlish and Starcross is excellent. Highly recommended ;-)

Both Devon and Cornwall are beautiful - I particularilily loved Fowey !

What about Mousehole?
Libby lost her umbrella there, and we had to park on a very narrow pier.
Port Isaac, where they film Doc Martin, was nice but very cramped.

--
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carol

2013-12-17 07:56:58 UTC

Post by carol
I haven't made plans yet, I do it in jan. I could fall off the end
of the m5 somewhere. We are still new to towing and avoid narrow
roads.

I was being a bit cheeky there RCarol. The whole point with
caravanning, I think, is the freedom to go where and when you want
without too much pre-planning. But if you ever do end up over this
way, we'll happily buy you two a drink at some local hostelry.
BTW, if you *do* fall off the end of the M5, that's called 'Devon'
and it's quite a nice place fer an oliday. The trainspotting at
Dawlish and Starcross is excellent. Highly recommended ;-)

Both Devon and Cornwall are beautiful - I particularilily loved Fowey !

What about Mousehole?
Libby lost her umbrella there, and we had to park on a very narrow pier.
Port Isaac, where they film Doc Martin, was nice but very cramped.

Yes I fancy Port Issac.

Truebrit

2013-12-17 13:00:42 UTC