28 August 2010
19:4667665#1
I feel the times right to start planning the next get together for the forumites i propose dec some time , any more suggestions and whos up for it???????????
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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28 August 2010
20:4567670#2
mel
there is normally a meet up in december arranged by paul and the posh couple, this is normally the highlight of the social calendar.
last year it was at chapter 88, great evening massive turnout, after what we all ate paul had to survive on a pot noodle a day for 6 months to pay for it.
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29 August 2010
07:5267713#3
Yes indeed its true we went somewhat over budget on the last one but fortunately I like Pot Noodle..
It was held in Jessies Bar on the mezzanine floor immediately overlooking the diners below in Chapter Eight, although all part of Chapter Eight. But it was a good one...pictures from it can still be found in the All Recent Features archive on page 8. We will indeed be doing another one this year...should be good looking forward to it already, even though its only august. it will be a recession buster..(says he hopefully)
Not sure of the venue yet but Jeanette at the White Horse has already got in with an offer...sharp as a tack that one lol!
29 August 2010
09:2167733#4
I will look forward to that
Guest 660- Registered: 14 Mar 2008
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29 August 2010
10:4767749#5
I am away,after having my backside,being felt at the last one by 2 forumites I have decided to go away to a monastary for a while
If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
Sue Nicholas- Location: river
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29 August 2010
11:4067754#6
Oh are Missus
29 August 2010
11:4567756#7
John, that'll be a convent mate. I don't know, confused again.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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29 August 2010
12:5867763#8
don 't worry john i will have a discreet word with susan, she won't do it this year.
29 August 2010
15:3867766#9
Guest 660- Registered: 14 Mar 2008
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29 August 2010
15:5667771#10
Having been fondled by Mrs Precious and Mrs Clements is enough to put off anyone going to these events,and they want me to arrange a Women's Night,well I said I will check to see what night Howard is available!
They said they want real men so that counts me out and Posh Barry so it has got to be Keith and Howard,especially as I understand one of them is into Policemen style uniforms,but I am sworn not to tell.....................................ok.......Mel
If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
29 August 2010
16:2367775#11
29 August 2010
17:4567797#12
Guest 693- Registered: 12 Nov 2009
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29 August 2010
18:1167804#13
I won't be going until such time as Dover Forum regains some decency. At the moment the last thing I feel like doing is socialising with some of the people on here. Duplicity I can do without.
True friends stab you in the front.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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29 August 2010
18:1867811#14
isn't that a bit over dramatic andy?
people will always disagree on a forum, i do not see any duplicity.
Jan Higgins
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29 August 2010
18:3467821#15
Well what a post Andy. Being new here and knowing nothing of your past disagreements your post comes over as being rather childish.
I think the forum is full of very nice people who have an occasional difference of opinion that is all.
There has been no indecency on here which is a great shame
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Guest 693- Registered: 12 Nov 2009
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29 August 2010
18:4667828#16
The truth always hurts Howie. The duplicity would be on my part if I were to willingly partake of social intercourse with people I know to have stabbed me in the back in the past few weeks.
I'll let Jan decide whether I should go out drinking with people, one of whom called me a "Xenophobic Tw*t" on this forum, knowing full well how I would react, and then deleting his/her own words before anyone who could do anything about it saw it. If I'm supposed to be pleasant to that kind of moron, then I'm quite happy to be labelled 'childish' although I prefer to call it 'principled'.
Since, as you say, you know nothing of past disagreements, wouldn't it be more prudent to find out the full facts before giving us the benefit of your opinion?
True friends stab you in the front.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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29 August 2010
18:4967829#17
probably best to close this thread, it is getting unpleasant and going nowhere.
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29 August 2010
18:5167830#18
Is that really the answer Howie?
True friends stab you in the front.
Jan Higgins- Location: Dover
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29 August 2010
18:5367831#19
No.
You complained about the words used in another thread, thereby giving your opinion there. I was giving my opinion of your words on this thread that is all.
As you seem to be rather touchy I will try to refrain from replying to any comment you make, but no promises.
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29 August 2010
18:5767832#20
Jan
I apologise if the strength of my feelings give Howard the feeling that this thread needs closing; I'm of the opinion that things should be thrashed out rather than swept under the carpet, however I can see that Paul might be getting hot under the collar with me if I continue in this vein, so I shall draw a line under this with a full and humble apology. At least I've been given the opportunity to explain why I will not be going out with people who really don't me around. I'm happy to oblige them.
True friends stab you in the front.
