Dining companions
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Dining companions
Ok,so let’s say we can get back on board soon.
On a table for 8, who would you like to have on your table.? Obviously this would include partners, or not as the case may be.
I would like:
Merv,Moby and OBF. for starters.
Reserves for another night:
Towny, Stephen and QB.
The list is endless,apologies if I missed you but there are more than 2 nights..lol
On a table for 8, who would you like to have on your table.? Obviously this would include partners, or not as the case may be.
I would like:
Merv,Moby and OBF. for starters.
Reserves for another night:
Towny, Stephen and QB.
The list is endless,apologies if I missed you but there are more than 2 nights..lol
Mel
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Re: Dining companions
Very kind, thank you .... however you'll need to order an auful lot of sauce for OBF .... just sayingscrewy wrote: ↑29 Jun 2020, 15:32Ok,so let’s say we can get back on board soon.
On a table for 8, who would you like to have on your table.? Obviously this would include partners, or not as the case may be.
I would like:
Merv,Moby and OBF. for starters.
Reserves for another night:
Towny, Stephen and QB.
The list is endless,apologies if I missed you but there are more than 2 nights..lol
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Re: Dining companions
That's OK for those on Freedom dining but what about those of us on Club dining?
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Re: Dining companions
Stupid Boy Pike...Manoverboard wrote: ↑29 Jun 2020, 15:44Very kind, thank you .... however you'll need to order an auful lot of sauce for OBF .... just sayingscrewy wrote: ↑29 Jun 2020, 15:32Ok,so let’s say we can get back on board soon.
On a table for 8, who would you like to have on your table.? Obviously this would include partners, or not as the case may be.
I would like:
Merv,Moby and OBF. for starters.
Reserves for another night:
Towny, Stephen and QB.
The list is endless,apologies if I missed you but there are more than 2 nights..lol
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Mel
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Re: Dining companions
screwy wrote: ↑29 Jun 2020, 15:32Ok,so let’s say we can get back on board soon.
On a table for 8, who would you like to have on your table.? Obviously this would include partners, or not as the case may be.
I would like:
Merv,Moby and OBF. for starters.
Reserves for another night:
Towny, Stephen and QB.
The list is endless,apologies if I missed you but there are more than 2 nights..lol
The reserve list . How double dare you
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Re: Dining companions
That'll be the ' Stinking Bishop ' then ... he'll not be best pleased
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Re: Dining companions
I never eat with the clergy. Boring as sh.....
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Re: Dining companions
I always book a table for 8 but after two days its down to two…can’t think why!!
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Re: Dining companions
Sounds like a good table to me. Can we squeeze in Jan and, if we can find him, Cubie?screwy wrote: ↑29 Jun 2020, 15:32Ok,so let’s say we can get back on board soon.
On a table for 8, who would you like to have on your table.? Obviously this would include partners, or not as the case may be.
I would like:
Merv,Moby and OBF. for starters.
Reserves for another night:
Towny, Stephen and QB.
The list is endless,apologies if I missed you but there are more than 2 nights..lol
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Re: Dining companions
....and start chatting up the husbands
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Re: Dining companions
I'm still deciding and certainly wouldn’t want to offend anybody by not inviting them but I am presently tempted with the idea of inviting D63 for providing us with our Forum plus OBF ( as a fitness coach ) and to complete the table I would like to add ' Gill W '. I think she would be good company but if it rained the whole time we would at least have somebody to argue with and after three cautions we could throw her overboard.
As somebody once said “ I had a dream “ ... only kidding
As somebody once said “ I had a dream “ ... only kidding
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Re: Dining companions
Manoverboard wrote: ↑29 Jun 2020, 16:30I'm still deciding and certainly wouldn’t want to offend anybody by not inviting them but I am presently tempted with the idea of inviting D63 for providing us with our Forum plus OBF ( as a fitness coach ) and to complete the table I would like to add ' Gill W '. I think she would be good company but if it rained the whole time we would at least have somebody to argue with and after three cautions we could throw her overboard.
As somebody once said “ I had a dream “ ... only kidding
Crawler
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Re: Dining companions
Being generous with 3 cautions, Only joking Gill, i too think you would be good company but we'd have to lay off the Politics, Brexit and Covid....Lol
Mel
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Re: Dining companions
Ply her with plenty of booze then
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Re: Dining companions
Pass that one on to Moby....remember,I was only a poor paid civil servant..
Mel
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Re: Dining companions
You want Onelife on your table then. He's a tight ar*e as well ......apparently
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Re: Dining companions
Well I'm most upset after all the posts I make and no one wants my/our companyMervyn and Trish wrote: ↑29 Jun 2020, 16:26Sounds like a good table to me. Can we squeeze in Jan and, if we can find him, Cubie?screwy wrote: ↑29 Jun 2020, 15:32Ok,so let’s say we can get back on board soon.
On a table for 8, who would you like to have on your table.? Obviously this would include partners, or not as the case may be.
I would like:
Merv,Moby and OBF. for starters.
Reserves for another night:
Towny, Stephen and QB.
The list is endless,apologies if I missed you but there are more than 2 nights..lol
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Re: Dining companions
It's a cruel world ...
ps ... has anybody actually read any of your posts ?
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Re: Dining companions
Whose?
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Re: Dining companions
I did say there are more than 2 nights, you never know your luck in a raffle....mind,I do.
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Re: Dining companions
I prefer to have a table for two with my husband.Manoverboard wrote: ↑29 Jun 2020, 16:30I'm still deciding and certainly wouldn’t want to offend anybody by not inviting them but I am presently tempted with the idea of inviting D63 for providing us with our Forum plus OBF ( as a fitness coach ) and to complete the table I would like to add ' Gill W '. I think she would be good company but if it rained the whole time we would at least have somebody to argue with and after three cautions we could throw her overboard.
As somebody once said “ I had a dream “ ... only kidding
I am introverted by nature, and my husband is even more quiet than me,
Although I'm usually ok with shared tables when required, it can be a bit of a strain carrying the conversation if the other people are on the quiet side too.
Therefore, it's more relaxing to just have a table with my husband.
Thank you for your invitation, but I'd probably decline, as large tables aren't my 'thing'
Gill
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Re: Dining companions
I'm not sure "squeezing" and Cubie should be in the same sentence Merv but I'd be delighted to join you and the lovely TrishMervyn and Trish wrote: ↑29 Jun 2020, 16:26Sounds like a good table to me. Can we squeeze in Jan and, if we can find him, Cubie?screwy wrote: ↑29 Jun 2020, 15:32Ok,so let’s say we can get back on board soon.
On a table for 8, who would you like to have on your table.? Obviously this would include partners, or not as the case may be.
I would like:
Merv,Moby and OBF. for starters.
Reserves for another night:
Towny, Stephen and QB.
The list is endless,apologies if I missed you but there are more than 2 nights..lol
Janis