Metropol

Ah phooey Mr. Scott.

But what about poster's remorse?

cdd wrote:But what about poster's remorse?

Its painful, but not fatal.

Hymagumba wrote:
and before you try to be clever, me editing lorna's post was fixing a badly nested quote, i suspect gav's edit of your post was along the same lines

Oh that was you. I thought it was Ison flexing his newly manicured trigger finger.
Does this mean you are no longer my number 1 mr fixit guy. Metro wouldn't be the same without you as my very own personal tech support help. We've built up such a raport over the years.

Ronnie Rowlands wrote:

Has anyone else got a guilty secret about relishing the downfall of others?

Thatchers' was pretty amusing.

Were you even born then?

He might mean Mark Thatcher.

Neil Green wrote:

Ronnie Rowlands wrote:

Has anyone else got a guilty secret about relishing the downfall of others?

Thatchers' was pretty amusing.

Were you even born then?

No but I have inherited video tapes, we're a family of relishers.

Ronnie Rowlands wrote:No but I have inherited video tapes, we're a family of relishers.

I find it mildly depressing that you weren't even born in 1990, but here's a present for you:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/date ... 549189.stm

Neil Green wrote:

Ronnie Rowlands wrote:No but I have inherited video tapes, we're a family of relishers.

I find it mildly depressing that you weren't even born in 1990, but here's a present for you:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/date ... 549189.stm

I was born in 1990 but at that age I was in no fit mental state to enjoy a prime minister hounded out of office. I was a bit of a simple child, you see.

I quite enjoyed Atlee's downfall, Neil.

Ronnie Rowlands wrote:I was born in 1990 but at that age I was in no fit mental state to enjoy a prime minister hounded out of office. I was a bit of a simple child, you see.

*bites tongue*