'Unfortunately it is merely on time' (see spare eds blog)

[dot.hawkes]

If the new AB is going to be a success we need a more positive attitude! And what is a 'little while wait?' is this Hobbit speak?

[mccfluff]

who knows dot, anyway did you have a nice hol?

[legendis.god]

mini break to legoland ?


lets just wait and see

[daniela31]

I think he has missed out 'to'

there is a little time 'to' wait before the unvieling..................

[legendis.god]

welll done danny

youd think it was obvious eh ?

[daniela31]

sorry, amend.....................

still a little while 'to' wait before the grand unveiling.............

[dot.hawkes]

them having the title of 'Editor' threw me, again. Maybe they should have checked the definition of 'editor' before applying for the post.

[daniela31]

Don't think it's hobbit speak......................sounds to me like Yorkshire or Lancashire accent.

[dot.hawkes]

that's not coming scross to me, apart of the use of the term 'grand' though here in Lancashire we'd say 'reet gradely'

[DrFilth]

daniela us up ere talk rite proper we does



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[no-knowledge]

so she is back , her first post is to stick it in the one called Legend. Her first thread is to stick it in the one called Spare Editor.



i have so missed you dotty , who's next?

[craft1948]

aye up dani - ar dusn't speak like thart................

[daniela31]

I think Northeners use the expression while whereas Southerners say until

example; wait while your father gets home.....................

or;
wait until your father gets home.

:-)

[dot.hawkes]

you sound very bitter NK, spoling for a fight are you?

[no-knowledge]

mcfluff.....mt guess is the answer is no to your Q

[dot.hawkes]

no we would say:
Hang slack til th'old mon gets ome then thees fer it

[no-knowledge]

she is to busy sounding off to notice you.

[daniela31]

LOL @ Dot.

sounds just like my Grandad. Born and bred in Rotherham.
:-)

[dot.hawkes]

you missed out the words 'waste of'

[B00]

Howdo Dotty.

Have a good holiday?