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TheWinner | 20:23 Mon 05th Aug 2013 | ChatterBank

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If you want to chat to me without spoiling someone else's post. Do it here.

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KUSTARD

I am here SECRETLY in case I am spotted on the dreaded Chatterbank!! I have just replied on the other thread but if, in the future, I haven't heard from you for a while I will post on this thread. It's funny I feel I know you loads but I don't really. I wouldn't mind knowing what part of the country you live in if that isn't top secret then I can picture you there.

TheWinner

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oooooooooo, can't tell you.

Why do you say dreaded chatterbank? It's only the same as answering a question.

Keep it simple, like Hi, how are you, and don't give away any personal details.

Wharton

He's from Edinburgh but will deny it, and quite rightly :-)

TheWinner

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Wharton, you are so funny.

stewey

I see that you survived your journey around Cape Horn, TheWinner.

TheWinner

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oh hi stewey, how are you.......

stewey

Not bad, thank you. I am preparing, at the present time, to take a short trek across the field...Cheers and I will have a bon voyage:)

wolf63

stewey - is there really a field between you and the pub or is it a euphemism? If it is a real field isn't it a long haul back when you're drunk as a skunk - are their skunks in Canada?

TheWinner

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stewey, don't forget to come back.

craft1948

Love the 'dreaded chatterbank'.................

stewey

Wolf63, yes there is a field separating me from the bar; however, it is not a field in the agricultural sense: it is an expanse of land, perhaps 100 yards across, which has been rejuvenated by nature since a factory complex was demolished about 20 years ago. "Drunk as a skunk", never. And yes, we do have skunks here. They're quite colorful chaps, but somewhat odious...Cheers.

nelruth

Thank you for your help

Wharton

Good evening from sunny Glasgow TW. I hope the tourists to the Fringe haven't got on your nerves yet :-)

TheWinner

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Hi Wharton, you never, ever, cease to make me laugh!
I am a million miles away from wherever you think I am.