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james_tigerwoods said:
I'm caught up (to Sunday's weekly podcast anyway) - I found myself laughing at the penny dropping with Kate as that's been a long time coming.
She is a proper Space Cadet. We spent the day with my wife's family yesterday, and whenever her youngest sister says anything at all, I think of Kate I suspect that, now she's realised the implications, Kate will back down, and persuade Brian and Jennifer not to sell the house after all.
And I hope they kick her out anyway.
Doofus said:
james_tigerwoods said:
I'm caught up (to Sunday's weekly podcast anyway) - I found myself laughing at the penny dropping with Kate as that's been a long time coming.
She is a proper Space Cadet. We spent the day with my wife's family yesterday, and whenever her youngest sister says anything at all, I think of Kate I suspect that, now she's realised the implications, Kate will back down, and persuade Brian and Jennifer not to sell the house after all.
And I hope they kick her out anyway.
And yes - kick her out and send her to live in one of her Yurts as Roy suggested
Yep, book to be thrown at Freddy I reckon - his complacency was being given the spotlight last night.
Lily to have her heart splatted all over Dumpsville (Population: her) and plough her exams.
Hopefully something will happen to make Shula's current bout of holier than thou-ness disappear.
And yes, I too smiled when woman-child Kate realised the obvious implication of the house sale.
Lily to have her heart splatted all over Dumpsville (Population: her) and plough her exams.
Hopefully something will happen to make Shula's current bout of holier than thou-ness disappear.
And yes, I too smiled when woman-child Kate realised the obvious implication of the house sale.
nikaiyo2 said:
Soo Linda is doing her Christmas panto as usual, something dawned on me the other day.
Most of the population of the village are either in the play or involved in the production so who watches it?
Not sure Canturbury Tales is a Panto. Most of the population of the village are either in the play or involved in the production so who watches it?
We know the arts critic from the local paper goes to watch plus there are plenty of villagers who aren’t in it: Jill, Brian, Jennifer, Ruari, Peggy, Adam, Ian, Lexi, Elizabeth, Lilly, Ben, Pip etc. In fact I can think of more who are not in it than I can ones who are in.
e30m3Mark said:
Personally I’m hoping Russ comes in for some stick at Christmas dinner. I get the feeling he see’s more than one free meal courtesy of his new ‘inlaws’ and Elizabeth being unwell.
I'm hoping for / expecting a big bust up as the scales finally fall from Lily's eyes. Russ is a whining man-child and needs several swift kicks in the bks.Doofus said:
e30m3Mark said:
Personally I’m hoping Russ comes in for some stick at Christmas dinner. I get the feeling he see’s more than one free meal courtesy of his new ‘inlaws’ and Elizabeth being unwell.
I'm hoping for / expecting a big bust up as the scales finally fall from Lily's eyes. Russ is a whining man-child and needs several swift kicks in the bks.Gassing Station | TV, Film, Video Streaming & Radio | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff