OT: A latter day Chronical.

[that old rosie]

Well. Now , I'm hoping that we are all gathered.

This could be something of a swansong.

Eeyup folks then. Are you about?

[Norman Wells]

Aye, 'appen. Nar thin, wat's all this aboot, lass, swansong?

[Waldo Centini]

Op 23-3-2012 22:01, that old rosie schreef:

> Well. Now , I'm hoping that we are all gathered.
>
> This could be something of a swansong.
>
> Eeyup folks then. Are you about?

Well, Martin and me are. Most others have gone, or are severely limiting
their number of visits here. Clewsy has gone AWOL because he can't
understand modern day software anymore (or some such pathetic excuse.

This group has gone the way of EastEnders: downhill.

But never mind: welcome back! You've been sorely missed.

What did you say your name was?

--

Waldo Centini

*** He Who Lives Longest Drinks Most ***

[Waldo Centini]

Op 23-3-2012 22:19, Waldo Centini schreef:

> Well, Martin and me are.

And Norman of course. Speaks for itself, dunnit?

[that old rosie]

"Norman Wells" <h...@unseen.ac.am> wrote in message
news:2L5br.32301$U02....@fx10.am4...

Oh crikey, sorry and manifold apologies.

Nowt dramatic or owt.. I haven't got an incurable illness nor nothing.
I just wondered if there was much point carrying on reading the group,
now the Hev has passed away. (There was summat on BBC 3 or 4
about her passing).

I was just feeling a bit lonely, like, and wanted everybody to take
some notice of me:)

Should 'of' known I could rely on you Norm. You are a caring soul,
despite what they say about you.

[that old rosie]

"Waldo Centini" <"waldo[REMOVE-SPAM]centini"@gmail.com> wrote

>
> This group has gone the way of EastEnders: downhill.

I havent watched it for ages, I must admit. I watched Emmerdale for a bit,
because it was a bit lighter, and then Corrie for a bit as well.

Perhaps because I am a Northern Girl trapped in the South of England.
Corrie and Emmerdale remind me of the life I am missing.

> But never mind: welcome back! You've been sorely missed.
>
> What did you say your name was?

Rumpelstiltskin is my name.

Not really. But now I've said it, I might change my sig

Loves x
Rumpelstiltskin

[Norman Wells]

that old rosie wrote:
> "Norman Wells" <h...@unseen.ac.am> wrote in message
> news:2L5br.32301$U02....@fx10.am4...
>> that old rosie wrote:
>>> Well. Now , I'm hoping that we are all gathered.
>>>
>>> This could be something of a swansong.
>>>
>>> Eeyup folks then. Are you about?
>>
>> Aye, 'appen. Nar thin, wat's all this aboot, lass, swansong?
>
> Oh crikey, sorry and manifold apologies.
>
> Nowt dramatic or owt.. I haven't got an incurable illness nor nothing.

That's good.

> I just wondered if there was much point carrying on reading the group,
> now the Hev has passed away. (There was summat on BBC 3 or 4
> about her passing).

No, this is EE, so it's nothing as dramatic. She was just brutally
murdered by a single light slap to the face by Ben, the erstwhile
nancyboy dancing deaf kid brother of Ian Beale, now brutalised by 3
months of our justice system and the EE producers into an unconvincing
menacing thug.

> I was just feeling a bit lonely, like, and wanted everybody to take
> some notice of me:)

Ah, bless. Watch the bloody programme then. Its purpose is to make you
appreciate how good your own life is.

> Should 'of' known I could rely on you Norm. You are a caring soul,
> despite what they say about you.

Look, Rosie, I've got a lot of street cred here and elsewhere, and I
don't want you going round destroying it all by saying how lovely I am.
Alright?

Anyway, why are you lonely, chuck?

[Denomi...@hotmail.com]

Bit late but hello Rosie. Wanted to see if this all still works and apparently it does.

I was a little sod to you back in the day. You didn't or won't care less by now but sorry all the same.

Now, on to EE...

[Jim PKP]

Hello young Rosie. 'Ev is dead? How are you? I am seriously
considering watching again due to return of The Sharon. Help.
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Jim PKP