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#21
16-Jun-2003, 03:22 PM
martin says he enjoyed he visit to leyland. he played snooker with his brothers on saturday and went into preston saturday night. he is driving back home to somerset now.
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16-Jun-2003, 03:37 PM
Good glad to hear. We certainly had a good weekend weather-wise. It would have been good travelling to Cambridge and nicking a couple of bikes, sadly events stopped me so I've had to blow up my bike tyres now!!!
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16-Jun-2003, 05:19 PM
I'm back in Weston now. The weather was very hot [8D] but the journey wasn't too long coming back.

I had my first game of snooker in almost three years and managed to win a pound too [Wink]

I did take a few pictures of the centre and around the park, If they are any good, I will use them to decorate the home page.
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17-Jun-2003, 12:24 AM
I hope all you Forum members who visit Leyland will stand in front of the Cross as a link with each other.
Not forgetting the Forum corner in the Eagle.Now I'm getting sentimental-
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17-Jun-2003, 12:50 AM
I think we should Linda. You certainly hogged that corner. ( and I the exit <vbg>Wink
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17-Jun-2003, 06:25 AM
Coward, Noel.Won't let you get away too easily next time.
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#27
18-Jun-2003, 05:59 PM
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Originally posted by Lady Griffin

Coward, Noel.


That sounds like we're taking the register... some fraffly posh Edwardian prep school.

Sorry - brain going off at tangents today!
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18-Jun-2003, 10:16 PM
Coward, Noel.
You spotted it again Linda.Can't hide anything.
My mind too! Tangents galore.Remember Sir Michael Redgrave's act-reading the class register with all the added tone.
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19-Jun-2003, 04:04 PM
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Originally posted by Lady Griffin

Remember Sir Michael Redgrave's act-reading the class register with all the added tone.
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No, don't remember that..... I do remember Alan Bennett doing some sort of boarding school register skit, and I think Rowan Atkinson may have done something similar on "Not the Nine O'Clock News". Great minds must think alike.
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22-Jun-2003, 07:26 PM
'They' have some of those bikes in Rennes, the ones you use a token in or summat, and then leave in another rack if needed..
Which corner is it in the Eagle, I wonder if it's 'my' old corner??
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