GREEN-HORNET

[m4tty]

Hope you have a gooden mate

 

[Evans Electric]

Birthday greetings Greeny, 49 Eh ! Wonder what its like to be that old...no I just can't imagine..... one day perhaps.

Deke

 

[batty]

Many happy returns of the day Mr Hornet.

 

[Evans Electric]

Greeny, you must remember trams then, and food rationing , did you have to wear Daily Mail boots. Was it a shock when the Titanic sank ?? When footballers had names like Lofthouse, Shorthouse and Pongo Waring !! Perhaps you should tell us young 'uns about these things ..... before its too late !! Tell us of the days of one channel TV and the soap of the day was The Grove Family. :OGuinnessGuinnessGuinnessGuinnessGuinnessGuinnessGuinnessGuinness:good luck:

and :good night:

 

[green-hornet]

Senile dementia helps you to forget most things which is a godsend for some instances.

Trouble is I dont really feel so old, I often work harder than any of my lads do, and cant abide lazy people, I guess I will have forgotten everything in the morning, the whiskey is helping

 

[Doc Hudson]

Just to add the 'other side of the coin' to Evans Electrics post, I think your age and maturity are a valuable asset to the forum. Enjoy your Whisky Mr GH and sleep well, in that line, I shall bid you all goodnight.

Doc H.

 

[steptoe]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mr Hornet,

and in case Sandra is wondering,

trams are rubbish,

still got 'em on the rock my friend, takes about an hour to go down the prom, about a day if you start at the terminus tavern and need to get to the albert. Guinness Guinness Guinness Guinness Guinness Guinness Guinness