Vandals in beach hut wrecking spree (From Daily Echo)

huckit P wrote:
Cutlery and gas cylinders eh? Scrap metal??? Hmm!

southy wrote:

huckit P wrote:
Cutlery and gas cylinders eh? Scrap metal??? Hmm!

Scrap merchants will not buy a gas cylinder/s for scrap (unless its by accident though them not checking what they are recieving), all gas cylinders are owned by the company that is mark on themm You pay a deposit and get a receipt, and you can only get that deposit back if you show the receipt.
For a scrap merchant to buy scrap gas bottles they have got to buy them direct from the company that owns them.

AndyAndrews wrote:
Oh no, it's that international gang which steals tea towels! Can't believe tea towels were mentioned as having been stolen....

Stephen J wrote:

southy wrote:

huckit P wrote:
Cutlery and gas cylinders eh? Scrap metal??? Hmm!

Scrap merchants will not buy a gas cylinder/s for scrap (unless its by accident though them not checking what they are recieving), all gas cylinders are owned by the company that is mark on themm You pay a deposit and get a receipt, and you can only get that deposit back if you show the receipt.
For a scrap merchant to buy scrap gas bottles they have got to buy them direct from the company that owns them.

Rubbish. The illegal scrap metal market in gas cylinders is a real problem. For a start, Calor reckons up to 200 000 cylinders worth £9 million are stolen every year for scrap, and they regularly find them in scrap yards.

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:

southy wrote:

huckit P wrote:
Cutlery and gas cylinders eh? Scrap metal??? Hmm!

Scrap merchants will not buy a gas cylinder/s for scrap (unless its by accident though them not checking what they are recieving), all gas cylinders are owned by the company that is mark on themm You pay a deposit and get a receipt, and you can only get that deposit back if you show the receipt.
For a scrap merchant to buy scrap gas bottles they have got to buy them direct from the company that owns them.

Rubbish. The illegal scrap metal market in gas cylinders is a real problem. For a start, Calor reckons up to 200 000 cylinders worth £9 million are stolen every year for scrap, and they regularly find them in scrap yards.

No they don't, 200,000 cylinders needs to be scrap and be replace every year. because of age or damage.
I know that all ready was told all about that when I work for Calor, Calor biggest problem with there gas bottles is people turning them into air tanks for compressors, only find the odd one or two in scrap yards, i seen them to but there is no where near as many as your hintting at, if there was Calor would be taking the scrap yard to court. Calor do not mess about when it comes to there bottles.

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:

southy wrote:

huckit P wrote:
Cutlery and gas cylinders eh? Scrap metal??? Hmm!

Scrap merchants will not buy a gas cylinder/s for scrap (unless its by accident though them not checking what they are recieving), all gas cylinders are owned by the company that is mark on themm You pay a deposit and get a receipt, and you can only get that deposit back if you show the receipt.
For a scrap merchant to buy scrap gas bottles they have got to buy them direct from the company that owns them.

Rubbish. The illegal scrap metal market in gas cylinders is a real problem. For a start, Calor reckons up to 200 000 cylinders worth £9 million are stolen every year for scrap, and they regularly find them in scrap yards.

No they don't, 200,000 cylinders needs to be scrap and be replace every year. because of age or damage.
I know that all ready was told all about that when I work for Calor, Calor biggest problem with there gas bottles is people turning them into air tanks for compressors, only find the odd one or two in scrap yards, i seen them to but there is no where near as many as your hintting at, if there was Calor would be taking the scrap yard to court. Calor do not mess about when it comes to there bottles.

.. no, no, no, no, southy.

Stephen J got his accurate info from a recent Calor Gas press release.

See for yourself and admit you were wrong.

Or is this another of your alleged made up websites?

http://www.calor.co.

uk/about-calor/press

-centre/coast-to-coa

st-tornado/

southy wrote:
Ok let me point some thing out to you, blj is not Calor gaz, Calor have its own servers and its own personal address. ends with com.
.co.uk is a franchise busines the shops that calor use to own but was sold off.
blj is american lawer firm, for the franchise, Calor gaz is a german company.
and what the artical said about 15 bottles in 9 scrap yards is more close to the mark as it really is, not only that calor gaz owns most of the lpg bottling plants in europe, they own all but 2 in the uk.
And the bottles that turned up in Tasmania, I heard that story from the pep talk back in 1985

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:

southy wrote:

huckit P wrote:
Cutlery and gas cylinders eh? Scrap metal??? Hmm!

Scrap merchants will not buy a gas cylinder/s for scrap (unless its by accident though them not checking what they are recieving), all gas cylinders are owned by the company that is mark on themm You pay a deposit and get a receipt, and you can only get that deposit back if you show the receipt.
For a scrap merchant to buy scrap gas bottles they have got to buy them direct from the company that owns them.

Rubbish. The illegal scrap metal market in gas cylinders is a real problem. For a start, Calor reckons up to 200 000 cylinders worth £9 million are stolen every year for scrap, and they regularly find them in scrap yards.

No they don't, 200,000 cylinders needs to be scrap and be replace every year. because of age or damage.
I know that all ready was told all about that when I work for Calor, Calor biggest problem with there gas bottles is people turning them into air tanks for compressors, only find the odd one or two in scrap yards, i seen them to but there is no where near as many as your hintting at, if there was Calor would be taking the scrap yard to court. Calor do not mess about when it comes to there bottles.

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

No Steven Calor.co.uk is Calor the franchise the shops, and not Calor Gaz

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

No Steven Calor.co.uk is Calor the franchise the shops, and not Calor Gaz

.. no southy, it is you who is wrong.

I've already directed you to the .co.uk website of Calor Gas Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of the Dutch company SHV Energy)

I suggest you actually read what they have to say about the company structure because absolutely nowhere does it back up anything you have said.

You are just making it up as you go along; everyone else is posting accurate researched info.

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

No Steven Calor.co.uk is Calor the franchise the shops, and not Calor Gaz

southy wrote:

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

No Steven Calor.co.uk is Calor the franchise the shops, and not Calor Gaz

.. no southy, it is you who is wrong.

I've already directed you to the .co.uk website of Calor Gas Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of the Dutch company SHV Energy)

I suggest you actually read what they have to say about the company structure because absolutely nowhere does it back up anything you have said.

You are just making it up as you go along; everyone else is posting accurate researched info.

Try again Calor is owned by Imperial Continental Gas Association plc, Which SHV has 40% of shares

southy wrote:

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

No Steven Calor.co.uk is Calor the franchise the shops, and not Calor Gaz

.. no southy, it is you who is wrong.

I've already directed you to the .co.uk website of Calor Gas Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of the Dutch company SHV Energy)

I suggest you actually read what they have to say about the company structure because absolutely nowhere does it back up anything you have said.

You are just making it up as you go along; everyone else is posting accurate researched info.

Try again Calor is owned by Imperial Continental Gas Association plc, Which SHV has 40% of shares

Stephen J wrote:

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

No Steven Calor.co.uk is Calor the franchise the shops, and not Calor Gaz

So "Calor the franchise the shops" has no right to be discussing the issue of their stolen, scrapped and otherwise missing gas cylinders? In other words, which bit of what "Calor the franchise the shops" says is wrong?

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

No Steven Calor.co.uk is Calor the franchise the shops, and not Calor Gaz

.. no southy, it is you who is wrong.

I've already directed you to the .co.uk website of Calor Gas Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of the Dutch company SHV Energy)

I suggest you actually read what they have to say about the company structure because absolutely nowhere does it back up anything you have said.

You are just making it up as you go along; everyone else is posting accurate researched info.

Try again Calor is owned by Imperial Continental Gas Association plc, Which SHV has 40% of shares

.. nope.

As the website says "Calor is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Dutch multinational company SHV"

What bit of that do you not understand?

Southern Driver wrote:

southy wrote:

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

No Steven Calor.co.uk is Calor the franchise the shops, and not Calor Gaz

.. no southy, it is you who is wrong.

I've already directed you to the .co.uk website of Calor Gas Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of the Dutch company SHV Energy)

I suggest you actually read what they have to say about the company structure because absolutely nowhere does it back up anything you have said.

You are just making it up as you go along; everyone else is posting accurate researched info.

Try again Calor is owned by Imperial Continental Gas Association plc, Which SHV has 40% of shares

Absolutely got it wrong again Southy. Try researching Calor's History and you will find this:

In 1997 Calor became a wholly owned company within the SHV Energy Group, commencing a new chapter in Calor’s story.

Therefore, you are wrong AGAIN. Finally the company operate as Calor GAS not Calor Gaz.

IronLady2010 wrote:
Blimey, vandals wreck beach huts and Southy takes over on his one man crusade about Calor Gas.

southy wrote:
oh thanks for helping the time to go by faster have to love and leave ya, things to (meeting)

southy wrote:

Southern Driver wrote:

southy wrote:

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

No Steven Calor.co.uk is Calor the franchise the shops, and not Calor Gaz

.. no southy, it is you who is wrong.

I've already directed you to the .co.uk website of Calor Gas Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of the Dutch company SHV Energy)

I suggest you actually read what they have to say about the company structure because absolutely nowhere does it back up anything you have said.

You are just making it up as you go along; everyone else is posting accurate researched info.

Try again Calor is owned by Imperial Continental Gas Association plc, Which SHV has 40% of shares

Absolutely got it wrong again Southy. Try researching Calor's History and you will find this:

In 1997 Calor became a wholly owned company within the SHV Energy Group, commencing a new chapter in Calor’s story.

Therefore, you are wrong AGAIN. Finally the company operate as Calor GAS not Calor Gaz.

If you look deeper SHV owned 50% of Primagaz the other 50% was owned by Imperial Continental Gas Association plc, it was Primagaz share that they bought out in 97 after 6 years of a joint adventure in Poland, Hungary and Slovakia, last thing what i heard that Imperial Continental Gas Association plc was up to was working with a japanese company

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

No Steven Calor.co.uk is Calor the franchise the shops, and not Calor Gaz

So "Calor the franchise the shops" has no right to be discussing the issue of their stolen, scrapped and otherwise missing gas cylinders? In other words, which bit of what "Calor the franchise the shops" says is wrong?

Well they do have some rights, such as they have to pay Calor Gaz money for the use of the bottles which again is returned when bottles are returned, its money that they are losing and they have got to account for every bottle, so yes they would have some rights.
now you have hit on to some thing when you say missing, that would be more believable bottles that are missing, like my self I have 4 empty gas bottles here that I have never taken back, because over the years I have lost the deposit receipt on those bottles, so if i was to return them i would not get my deposit back that I paid, and this is the case all over the country, people no longer having the receipt on those bottles, and have the bottle in sheds and garages

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:
oh thanks for helping the time to go by faster have to love and leave ya, things to (meeting)

.. well there you are Torchie1, it's a union meeting.

He did, though, put up a lot of totally inaccurate irrelevancies before he went.

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:

Southern Driver wrote:

southy wrote:

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

No Steven Calor.co.uk is Calor the franchise the shops, and not Calor Gaz

.. no southy, it is you who is wrong.

I've already directed you to the .co.uk website of Calor Gas Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of the Dutch company SHV Energy)

I suggest you actually read what they have to say about the company structure because absolutely nowhere does it back up anything you have said.

You are just making it up as you go along; everyone else is posting accurate researched info.

Try again Calor is owned by Imperial Continental Gas Association plc, Which SHV has 40% of shares

Absolutely got it wrong again Southy. Try researching Calor's History and you will find this:

In 1997 Calor became a wholly owned company within the SHV Energy Group, commencing a new chapter in Calor’s story.

Therefore, you are wrong AGAIN. Finally the company operate as Calor GAS not Calor Gaz.

If you look deeper SHV owned 50% of Primagaz the other 50% was owned by Imperial Continental Gas Association plc, it was Primagaz share that they bought out in 97 after 6 years of a joint adventure in Poland, Hungary and Slovakia, last thing what i heard that Imperial Continental Gas Association plc was up to was working with a japanese company

The reality is ICGA no longer exists.

In 1986 it split itself into two companies - Calor Group and Contibel.

In 1988 SHV acquired a 40% stake in the Calor Group and increased this to 100% in 1997.

I can only assume you are getting your information from a hopelessly out of date library book.

Torchie1 wrote:

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:

Southern Driver wrote:

southy wrote:

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:

Stephen J wrote:
Come off it. Calor.co.uk is Calor! Go to that page and there's pictures of Calor gas bottles on it! Calor itself says:

"Unlawful scrapping– We are aware of a number of scrap metal operations who are actively taking in our cylinders, cutting them up and them selling them on as scrap...The industry estimates that metal theft for illegal scrapping or export runs at around 1% of the cylinder population per annum. The 200,000 or so cylinders that are misappropriated come at a replacement value to the industry of approximately £9 million." So, is there an illegal scrap trade in stolen gas bottles? Yes there is!

No Steven Calor.co.uk is Calor the franchise the shops, and not Calor Gaz

.. no southy, it is you who is wrong.

I've already directed you to the .co.uk website of Calor Gas Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of the Dutch company SHV Energy)

I suggest you actually read what they have to say about the company structure because absolutely nowhere does it back up anything you have said.

You are just making it up as you go along; everyone else is posting accurate researched info.

Try again Calor is owned by Imperial Continental Gas Association plc, Which SHV has 40% of shares

Absolutely got it wrong again Southy. Try researching Calor's History and you will find this:

In 1997 Calor became a wholly owned company within the SHV Energy Group, commencing a new chapter in Calor’s story.

Therefore, you are wrong AGAIN. Finally the company operate as Calor GAS not Calor Gaz.

If you look deeper SHV owned 50% of Primagaz the other 50% was owned by Imperial Continental Gas Association plc, it was Primagaz share that they bought out in 97 after 6 years of a joint adventure in Poland, Hungary and Slovakia, last thing what i heard that Imperial Continental Gas Association plc was up to was working with a japanese company

The reality is ICGA no longer exists.

In 1986 it split itself into two companies - Calor Group and Contibel.

In 1988 SHV acquired a 40% stake in the Calor Group and increased this to 100% in 1997.

I can only assume you are getting your information from a hopelessly out of date library book.

Southy has in fact told us that his computer skills have been honed to allow him to spot an Internet page that hasn't been tampered with whereas we mere mortals always quote one that is rotten with false right wing propaganda. Tusc is truly blessed with this candidate.

Stephen J wrote:

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:
oh thanks for helping the time to go by faster have to love and leave ya, things to (meeting)

.. well there you are Torchie1, it's a union meeting.

He did, though, put up a lot of totally inaccurate irrelevancies before he went.

Probably out trying to get Labour back in power within the next 27 hours.

Southy says... 4:05pm Fri 18 Nov 11
"Labour will be back in power by the end of next year."

freefinker wrote:

Stephen J wrote:

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:
oh thanks for helping the time to go by faster have to love and leave ya, things to (meeting)

.. well there you are Torchie1, it's a union meeting.

He did, though, put up a lot of totally inaccurate irrelevancies before he went.

Probably out trying to get Labour back in power within the next 27 hours.

Southy says... 4:05pm Fri 18 Nov 11
"Labour will be back in power by the end of next year."

When I did bring this up in mid-November he insisted the year was not yet over and 'a day is a long time in politics'.

So, today is perhaps a little premature for southy.

IronLady2010 wrote:

freefinker wrote:

Stephen J wrote:

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:
oh thanks for helping the time to go by faster have to love and leave ya, things to (meeting)

.. well there you are Torchie1, it's a union meeting.

He did, though, put up a lot of totally inaccurate irrelevancies before he went.

Probably out trying to get Labour back in power within the next 27 hours.

Southy says... 4:05pm Fri 18 Nov 11
"Labour will be back in power by the end of next year."

When I did bring this up in mid-November he insisted the year was not yet over and 'a day is a long time in politics'.

So, today is perhaps a little premature for southy.

I'd like to say a big something could go off and blow the government up, but if I say that and it happens guess who's No.1 suspect?

So, you never know he could be right, just make sure HE is the No.1 suspect lol

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:
Blimey, I am exhausted after reading that lot.

stay local wrote:
Several questions come to mind. Firstly is Southy only worried about the calor butane bottles as they are blue, and therefore part of the ruling class, whereas the propane cylinder are red and must be socialist! Do you think they were vandals? don't vandals normally just vandalise (kick the doors in etc. Whereas thieves may carry bolt croppers to open locks and take items.

Why is Southy not worried about the tea towels "won't somebody think of the tea towels" do they have to be returned to their place of purchase? Could they have been taken by the SBS to dry their secret air rifles, or perhaps eco warriors who will use them to make sand bags that can be placed around the earth to prevent is wobble or to shore up the sporadic areas of subsidence caused by the unregulated (by Southy, but approve by DEFRA and the environment agency). I guess I will have to rush to my library to find out the truth {as 90% of things on the internet are false }. Where should I look do I take Southy's advice and look in the fiction section???

Torchie1 wrote:

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:
Blimey, I am exhausted after reading that lot.

There would be even more if poor Southy hadn't been dragged out to a mysterious union meeting late on The last Sunday night before the New Year !!!! If there wasn't so much cloud, the low flying pigs would be easier to see.

southy wrote:

Torchie1 wrote:

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:
Blimey, I am exhausted after reading that lot.

There would be even more if poor Southy hadn't been dragged out to a mysterious union meeting late on The last Sunday night before the New Year !!!! If there wasn't so much cloud, the low flying pigs would be easier to see.

Who said I went to a Union meeting I did not Torchie, I said I had a meeting to go to which do not mean its a Union meeting..
At lest I am willing to get out there and find out things, an not rely on information put up on the internet by people like your self who as not even bothered to check on the information in the first place.

southy wrote:

Torchie1 wrote:

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:
Blimey, I am exhausted after reading that lot.

There would be even more if poor Southy hadn't been dragged out to a mysterious union meeting late on The last Sunday night before the New Year !!!! If there wasn't so much cloud, the low flying pigs would be easier to see.

Who said I went to a Union meeting I did not Torchie, I said I had a meeting to go to which do not mean its a Union meeting..
At lest I am willing to get out there and find out things, an not rely on information put up on the internet by people like your self who as not even bothered to check on the information in the first place.

southy wrote:

Torchie1 wrote:

Sir Ad E Noid wrote:
Blimey, I am exhausted after reading that lot.

There would be even more if poor Southy hadn't been dragged out to a mysterious union meeting late on The last Sunday night before the New Year !!!! If there wasn't so much cloud, the low flying pigs would be easier to see.

Who said I went to a Union meeting I did not Torchie, I said I had a meeting to go to which do not mean its a Union meeting..
At lest I am willing to get out there and find out things, an not rely on information put up on the internet by people like your self who as not even bothered to check on the information in the first place.

Stephen J wrote:

freefinker wrote:

southy wrote:
oh thanks for helping the time to go by faster have to love and leave ya, things to (meeting)

.. well there you are Torchie1, it's a union meeting.

He did, though, put up a lot of totally inaccurate irrelevancies before he went.

Probably out trying to get Labour back in power within the next 27 hours.

Southy says... 4:05pm Fri 18 Nov 11
"Labour will be back in power by the end of next year."