Help-Ma-Boab

In an ideal world I'd like a giant slide from right outside my font door to take me everywhere I want to go. Failing that a moving pavement.

Can you not just walk a bit further up the road to the traffic lights at Barry's? shelley 7229 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The zebra crossing needs to be by the parade of > shops (near the barbers and pizza shop) its a > nightmare waiting for a lull in the traffic to > rush across the road with a buggy and other > children holding on. Only a handful of drivers > will stop to let you cross. I have actually stood > there 2 or 3 minutes waiting to cross safely with > the children

Betting on horses but concerned with slugs.

I've had a horrible flashback of me, slugs and matches as a kid...that wee air hole was made to hold a match...

There is a crossing near the gardens Caff, another opposite the clockhouse and the traffic lights up near Barry's. Where do you want another crossing?. I'm guessing to cross from Roy Brooke's across to clockhouse. Seems excessive to me. Just walk another 50 yards and you can safely get where you want to be. If not take your chances.

I'm a novice, but The Chief was a steady and wise hand. Reckon I could go up a belt by end of the year. Happy with my white belt at the moment. Little steps eh.... Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Gingerbeer Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Just missed the Jr. induction this evening MM! > ;) > > Yes - Think I saw you outside the EDT.....

Late summer sun, early louse from work, couple pints outside. Barry.

Gonnae be HUGE in 2015.... ???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Toad in the 'foooking' Hole

Both gone Otta. A house is going in where the Garden Centre was. Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah benches would be nice. > > Is there still a garden centre on uplands road > behind the betting shop on CP road (assuming > that's still there, I've lost track)?

Who were you RPC?...always wondered but cant figure it oot. Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe it's me... I don't mean to criticise anyone > who has changed their identity as I'm sure there > are many, me included, who lapsed for whatever > reason and then rejoined later.

Xeres, when these threads start, I always ask the question, "you do use the donate button at the foot of the page don't you". I've yet to see a reply.

Sending holiday postcards to work.

I have a scarf. A bag piping friend of mine woke up with it wrapped around his head after my stag do in ED!

Id come KK. I play squash there a lot but never been to a game. KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've never been to a football match in my life but > I'm sort of tempted to pop along one home game to > DHFC, seeing as it's so local and may end up being > fun. I wonder if there's a website explaining the > basic rules, so I'd appreciate better what I'm > watching.

Toad in the hole is the new bowls. I loved playin it. Any boozer in the area sets one of them up, I'm all over it like a dog eatin beans. Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I loved playing bowls > > And I fancy playing again, to capitalise on my > youth > > *ahem*

Had a couple pints this afo. Enjoyed it. Nice boozer, needs people though dropin in. A good circuit to be had round that way..

Popping over for a pint shortly. Look forward to seeing the boozer and having a couple pints. 6 x 6

Give them a call: www.waverleyarms.com ksh Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thinking of heading to the waverley tonight, > anyone know if they are still doing those burgers?

Surprisingly captivating game, especially toward the end of the day. Throw in a High-chair, a thumb sucking rule and it all adds to the glamour. ???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've found it > > http://www.tradgames.org.uk/games/Pitching-Discs.h > tm

typing in Word and you look up and see its underlined and fricking bold as the cursor has been above before, on an underlined and bold area....

3 pints and a rusk.....see you Saturday! I do like the sound of this Waverly boozer. May take a scout over to visit Saturday. Good luck to em. Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is the 6-month-old exempt from the 6x6 rule?

6 by 6* Jermey. Works a treat. Im happy to take you through it on Saturday. Keep you up to the required pace on the pint-ometer. *6 pints by 6pm. Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well... maybe 2hrs out one afternoon with baby in > the harness thingy...

Indeed, and I'm sure somebody would offer a lift. I'm not around and have slipped discs. The old, only 100m thing reminded me of a time I Helped an elderly lady with 1 bag of shopping. Only 1 bag...once I'd dropped it at her door, I ended up moving a chair, 3 book boxes from upstairs downstairs and various other bits and bobs..40 mins later the crafty devil had gotten a mini removal out of me. Good deed done though. Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's only 100m - would take two people literally 2 > minutes to carry. I'm sure if you post the name of > your road, someone nearby will volunteer to help > you.

You heard it here first.. I think Jock is a STRONG first name.. (Know its John etc) I'm thinking tho, just Jock. Feedback welcome. Especially if you were to go out with a Jock. Maw, Da, I'm away out wi Jock the night..

My tats started wi Indian ink oan ma shoulder, rest are boozy nights. The ankles due to Edinburgh and a guy called needles.. If Jocky is reading, this was Dalkeith. Nae boather, nae hair just a Barry night oot. Lips done an aw..not mine, pals. Nae stress tattooed intae them.