Corrie,One Word , Actually Two

[Bobbisox1]

Effin’ Ludicrous !

[Bobbisox1]

I’ll take the good with the bad Ken still waiting the good :0(
I love your new word and will wear it like a badge , thank you x

[Ken4155]

^
Ta, Bobs. but will it ever make the OED? :-)))

[Bobbisox1]

When one leaves 2/3rds of a Grey Goose vodka after only having one ? That’s not good, I’ve sat and shivered right next to a roaring log burner this afternoon and feeling queasy , first the laryngitis now a bug , C’mon, might as well take the lot :0(, *** off bugs :0(

[Bobbisox1]

That was bu$$er , not a bad swear word btw

[Bobbisox1]

Oops,meant be a starter thread x

[bobbinwales]

Maybe it's just me but I enjoyed last night's episode. Yes it was abit silly but soaps have been like that for years...far more murders,body under patios, fires, gays outnumbering straights, jilted brides or grooms, etc thanin really life....but its a soap

[Bobbisox1]

I don’t know of anyone having 3 Gay Dads BobbinW so it’s no longer a reflection of ourselves, is it?

[bobbinwales]

I don't know any cobbled street where people spend so much time in a pub, restraint, bistro or where people can walk into a job without pay been discussed, where professional footballer
newsagent owners undertakers and teachers' drink in the same pub as factory workers and mechanics.. but its been like that for aslong as a can re'member

[Bobbisox1]

You’re right, and when the pub was at the heart of the community , women rarely went in apart from the Snug and seeing people wander in and out the knicker factory who don’t work there, cracks me up :0))))

[barry1010]

I have never seen women brawling in the street but it used to be a regular occurrence in Corrie.
Of course Summer hasn't got three gay dads, they have all chosen that relationship. I've known kids brought up in care have similar relationships with their, sometimes several, foster carers.

[barry1010]

Something else often seen in Corrie that I have never experienced in real life. People having relationships with their exes best friends. I find that weird.

[Bobbisox1]

I haven’t Barry but to be fair , she never calls them ‘ Dad’
I’ve not seen women brawling in the street either ,I’d be horrified but classic scenes between Elsie Tanner and Ena, are legendary

[goodgoalie]

Ding Ding !

[barry1010]

I loved the old episodes but was glad to see the back of some characters such as Reg and Fred Elliott

[barry1010]

I'll be glad to see the back of Sean, too

[Bobbisox1]

Ah I loved Fred, A say,I loved Fred :0)))

[fitdarren]

^ I agree, especially about Fred, never liked him.

[fitdarren]

Oops!

[Bobbisox1]

He does camp it up a bit much but he’s in character,when he was in I’m a Celeb ,he was a right Biatchi

[goodgoalie]

When I did Fifteen-to-One, I realised that the person in the studio who did the voice-over and said a few things about the the contestants who had made it to the last three was the actor Philip Lowrie, who played Elsie Tanner's son Dennis. As he was asking me about myself I thought I would make him feel good at being recognised and said 'didn't you used to be an actor?'

'I AM an actor' was the disgruntled reply :)