morning lovely peeps and happy st patricks day to all!

[ianfran]

hope everyone ok this morning - it'e absolutely cracking down here on the south coast - i'll have a quick half hour or so on here answer some questions on other threads and get out and enjoy the day - hope you have a nice one, gang xxxx (especially the lovely and delightful laaadddiii...eeesss! - what would we do without you all?)

:0) to all x

[NoMercy]

Don't worry Ianfran - I take it as a compliment. They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery - but insane jealousy would defo give it a run for its money! LOL

[NoMercy]

Hey Mrs. Chappie - hope you're having a nice day! x

"Me old mucker" is merely a term I employ to indicate an affection I feel for an amazing friend whom I have know since I was 5 years old, and whom, sadly, I will not have around for much longer.

[mrs.chappie]

Hey, I know lass. I hope your buddy is having one of his better days today.

And to be honest, I am surprised that anyone could find owt wrong in that phrase.

Personally, I'd like someone to use it about me!

[rinkins]

Yes NoMercy I totally agree it's not chavvy at all. The phrase was around long before chavs surely?! Hope your friend is not feeling too bad today. He's lucky to have someone like you.

[NoMercy]

He's still in bed at the mo, but I'll take him a cup of tea soon as I've gotta dash home and get back here by a reasonable time.

I wasn't supposed to stay here last night, but I just love spending time with him and Carol. They are so laid back, they are practically horizontal.

Are you doing anything special today, Mrs. C.?

[mrs.chappie]

Sorry doll, had to dash out and have only just seen your post.

Having a busy day spring cleaning, got some friends coming round on Saturday for a meal. House has deffo been neglected just lately.

It's a glorious day here in East Yorkshire. Got two washing lines full of bedding, love to be able to dry it in the open air. (I must be getting old - simple things are starting to thrill me!)

[:o)