[guide.chat] In Reply To: [guide.chat] weepie pee
- From: "Ela" <elagreen2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "Guide.chat" <guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Dec 2009 22:53:31 -0000
well not that you know anyway, hahah but just for the record I've been called
a lot worse
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From: Scott C - Email Address: castledine10@googl4æemail.com
Sent On: 30/12/2009 22:49
Sent To: guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx - Email Address: guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [guide.chat] weepie pee
Yer?
Note no one calls you Delia.
Pot calling the kettle ant it?
-----Original Message-----
From: Ela - Email Address: elagreen2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 30/12/2009 20:55
Sent To: Guide.chat - Email Address: guide.chat@f4æreelists.org
Subject: [guide.chat] In Reply To: [guide.chat] weepie pee
well you can keep your cracker jokes Scott coz the best joke I've heard for a
long while is the one about you cooking anyhthing hahahahahahahahahahahah
It's the way you tell um.
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott C - Email Address: castledine10@googXçlemail.com
Sent On: 30/12/2009 20:15
Sent To: guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx - Email Address: guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [guide.chat] weepie pee
Well I got a deep fat fryer that only use's a spoon full of oil but can make
chips and stuff just the same as the type were the food actually sits in the
oil.
This is a tefal actifry.
Good old mum and dad.
Now I only heard 2 jokes from crackers that are worth telling so.
How do you get 2 whales in a car?
think about it?
Answer?
Over the 7 bridge.
Next?
Why can't I get down from an elephant?
Answer?
Coss it's only found on ducks.
hahahahahahahahahahaehehehehahweehehe
Ta Scott.
-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Wines - Email Address: keith.wines@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 30/12/2009 20:05
Sent To: guide chat - Email Address: guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [guide.chat] weepie pee
Hi Scot and everyone else,
I totally agree with Scot what a load of old kill joys you are for our
children,weren't you children yourselves at one time,and did you not enjoy
opening your presents that were hung on the bottom of your bed in a large
stocking or pillow case,I know that when I was a kiddie I used to wake-up early
and there it was and we kids used to eat all the sweets and chocolates first
and when we got up and got down stairs we had our breakfast ,then looked at
what everyone else had for starters,after tea which consisted of bread and
margarine and jam then a piece of Christmas cake and perhaps some fruit to
finish off if one had any room left,there was always nuts and other Christmas
like sweets and fruit to eat when you fancied it,and as kids it was a wonderful
time of the year,I certainly would not like to ban it or anything like it,I was
one of six children and I was number Three in the line-up.
I know it is not too good for the man or woman who has lost their partners like
myself but I think children really look forward to trying to see father
Christmas coming down the chimney if they can catch him,of course if there is
no chimney then that makes it more difficult for the man in the red suit,but he
always finds his way if the child has been good ,don't you think so.
So everyone please keep the Christmas time and even if you do not celebrate the
Christian calendar then think of the children.
From me Keith
Subject: [guide.chat] weeepeee
Well, I think your a bunch of miserable gitts.
Mince pie anyone?
more for me then.
With you lot we better pass around the cyanide pills.
Come on people it's Xmas.
weeeeeeeepeeeeeeeeeee
-----Original Message-----
From: Sally - Email Address: se.wooller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 30/12/2009 18:21
Sent To: Lyn Morgan, Guide Chat - Email Address: moondustgrey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [guide.chat] In Reply To: [guide.chat] BAAH HUMBUG
Hi Lyn,
As you say, Christmas time has a different feeling for everyone and emotions
are all over the place.
Bereavements, meeting up again, etc.etc. I enjoyed Christmas as a child even
when finances were not good for Mum and Dad, there were, still, at least
pressies for me and my brothers to open and probably this was the same
situation for others too and I think that large pressies are not that
gratefully appreciated nowadays but times have changed of course and we have to
move with the times, don't we. I, along with my hubby nowadays try and not
make too much of a fuss about it and tend to think of it as a normal Bank
Holiday weekend for example, as we can meet up with relatives and family, eat
and drink and have a good time at any time of the year anyway and not myself
being very religious, we all know, Christmas was supposed to be a religious
holiday originally but it's O.T.T. time for some people and O.K., that's how
they, celebrate
with their kids and if we had children to spoil too, I bet my story would be
completely different.
TTFN
Sally
-----Original Message-----
From: Lyn Morgan - Email Address: moondustgrey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 29/12/2009 09:52
Sent To: Guide Chat - Email Address: guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [guide.chat] BAAH HUMBUG
Hi All
Am I the only miserable devil on this list who absolutely hates Christmas with
a passion and is glad when all the unnecessary fuss is over and done with.
Sorry folks, I told you I was a misery, so feel free to agree hahaha. I just
can't stand all the fuss and the rushing around it entails and the question
which makes me cringe each time I here it is: "are you all ready?" Just my
opinion, no offence meant. Christmas has different meanings to us all and in
my case it will always have a shadow hanging over it because my dad died 3
years ago on Boxing day.
Best wishes to you all for the new year. Roll on summer.
Lyn from Hyde in Cheshire, England
Skype name: starlightgold
MSN: a
Message-----
From: Scott C - Email Address: castledine10@googXçlemail.com
Sent On: 30/12/2009 20:15
Sent To: guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx - Email Address: guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [guide.chat] weepie pee
Well I got a deep fat fryer that only use's a spoon full of oil but can make
chips and stuff just the same as the type were the food actually sits in the
oil.
This is a tefal actifry.
Good old mum and dad.
Now I only heard 2 jokes from crackers that are worth telling so.
How do you get 2 whales in a car?
think about it?
Answer?
Over the 7 bridge.
Next?
Why can't I get down from an elephant?
Answer?
Coss it's only found on ducks.
hahahahahahahahahahaehehehehahweehehe
Ta Scott.
-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Wines - Email Address: keith.wines@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 30/12/2009 20:05
Sent To: guide chat - Email Address: guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [guide.chat] weepie pee
Hi Scot and everyone else,
I totally agree with Scot what a load of old kill joys you are for our
children,weren't you children yourselves at one time,and did you not enjoy
opening your presents that were hung on the bottom of your bed in a large
stocking or pillow case,I know that when I was a kiddie I used to wake-up early
and there it was and we kids used to eat all the sweets and chocolates first
and when we got up and got down stairs we had our breakfast ,then looked at
what everyone else had for starters,after tea which consisted of bread and
margarine and jam then a piece of Christmas cake and perhaps some fruit to
finish off if one had any room left,there was always nuts and other Christmas
like sweets and fruit to eat when you fancied it,and as kids it was a wonderful
time of the year,I certainly would not like to ban it or anything like it,I was
one of six children and I was number Three in the line-up.
I know it is not too good for the man or woman who has lost their partners like
myself but I think children really look forward to trying to see father
Christmas coming down the chimney if they can catch him,of course if there is
no chimney then that makes it more difficult for the man in the red suit,but he
always finds his way if the child has been good ,don't you think so.
So everyone please keep the Christmas time and even if you do not celebrate the
Christian calendar then think of the children.
From me Keith
Subject: [guide.chat] weeepeee
Well, I think your a bunch of miserable gitts.
Mince pie anyone?
more for me then.
With you lot we better pass around the cyanide pills.
Come on people it's Xmas.
weeeeeeeepeeeeeeeeeee
-----Original Message-----
From: Sally - Email Address: se.wooller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 30/12/2009 18:21
Sent To: Lyn Morgan, Guide Chat - Email Address: moondustgrey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [guide.chat] In Reply To: [guide.chat] BAAH HUMBUG
Hi Lyn,
As you say, Christmas time has a different feeling for everyone and emotions
are all over the place.
Bereavements, meeting up again, etc.etc. I enjoyed Christmas as a child even
when finances were not good for Mum and Dad, there were, still, at least
pressies for me and my brothers to open and probably this was the same
situation for others too and I think that large pressies are not that
gratefully appreciated nowadays but times have changed of course and we have to
move with the times, don't we. I, along with my hubby nowadays try and not
make too much of a fuss about it and tend to think of it as a normal Bank
Holiday weekend for example, as we can meet up with relatives and family, eat
and drink and have a good time at any time of the year anyway and not myself
being very religious, we all know, Christmas was supposed to be a religious
holiday originally but it's O.T.T. time for some people and O.K., that's how
they, celebrate
with their kids and if we had children to spoil too, I bet my story would be
completely different.
TTFN
Sally
-----Original Message-----
From: Lyn Morgan - Email Address: moondustgrey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent On: 29/12/2009 09:52
Sent To: Guide Chat - Email Address: guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [guide.chat] BAAH HUMBUG
Hi All
Am I the only miserable devil on this list who absolutely hates Christmas with
a passion and is glad when all the unnecessary fuss is over and done with.
Sorry folks, I told you I was a misery, so feel free to agree hahaha. I just
can't stand all the fuss and the rushing around it entails and the question
which makes me cringe each time I here it is: "are you all ready?" Just my
opinion, no offence meant. Christmas has different meanings to us all and in
my case it will always have a shadow hanging over it because my dad died 3
years ago on Boxing day.
Best wishes to you all for the new year. Roll on summer.
Lyn from Hyde in Cheshire, England
Skype name: starlightgold
MSN: a
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