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Thanks Nathan no I am a newbie but been readin for ages
things could get a bit lively though
Happy Christmas to all TRF members and those in charge of the forum. Oh what a lovely place this is, I must say!
Not quite sure what you mean by ‘This is a strange one’ though, Captain Christy
but here’s wishing you a very happy Christmas too anyway. 
Been rather busy in our little takeaway in the north-east of late, and am not particularly looking forward to Christmas Eve in truth, as it will no doubt be a bit of a madhouse here, especially as it happens to be a Saturday this year. And sadly I’m gonna be the unfortunate delivery driver all night, plus other duties too.
Best wishes to all.
Grit your teeth and think of the boost to the bank balance Jimsum: that’s what the pub, chippie, corner shop and baker do round my way when York Races are on
A little bit of Christmas cheer to spread tomorrow and have then opted to spend the three-day holiday holed-up alone at home reading, writing and pondering
Have a good time all, whatever you choose to do
Also Happy Christmas to Mr Pilsen if you are reading this I think you may be banned
but if not come back and lets have some Kate Bush fantasies
Doing boring old accounts. Had to spice it up. Happy Red Nose Day xxx
Posted by Jonathan Bacon on Friday, 24 March 2017
Blackbeard to conquer the World
You’re on the forum you old goat
surprised you could remember your password
You already for Chelters……?Blackbeard to conquer the World
How you doing, Nate? All well I trust.
Got the Cheltenham fever, so figured I’d have a poke around.
PS. I use the same password for everything. It’s the last thing they’d suspect.
Yeah all good thanks Grass.
I’ll tell TAPK that you popped in
I think he has missed you the mostBlackbeard to conquer the World
Salutations, Drone. I hope Lady Luck is with you, this joyous time of the year.
It’s like walking into your old local, after many years of living abroad. Other-wordly, yet vaguely familiar.
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