To the clown who calls himself Andy if you can,t come up with some sensible conversationdon,t bother to come on to this forum.We all like a bit of fun,but you are a pain,behave.Jimbo
ANDY
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Too true mate ............ many thanks for your view, I feel I'm being attacked just because my name is Andy
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have i missed something here? ive searched but i cant find anything please let me know whats going on im married to an andy and im worried is there something i should know?
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Maybe PC could do a feature in the mag, you know the wooden tops in their caravan on holiday with Andy Pandy making a visit, should make good reading for all the kids as well!
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Surely this forum is for constructive help/advice and general friendlyness between like minded people who enjoy caravaning. I don't understand contributors getting up on their high horse and making personal comments about others. They probably do not even know one and another. Why not cut all this animorsity and be constructive in our outlook to respect each others opinion, although you may not agree with it. Any reply could be of a constructive criticism and not "slanging" each other. It would appear that some people are behaving like school children or is this not politically correct nowadays by casting a slur on school children? Lets look forward and help each other no matter how trivial or technical, we are all meant to be happy, friendly caravaners.
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Brian, how much do you want for your sense of humour, I don't want it myself I was thinking of buying it for Jim. Could you sell it in two parts so that colin could share it with Jim?
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Andy,it's not a good idea to split a sense of humour.I bought my personality that way and we haven't been the same since.....Brian & Brian.
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look.... im upset now! how come nobody mentioned spotty dog, afterall he was the biggest spotty dog you ever did see!
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uh ho sense of humour failure here i detectSurely this forum is for constructive help/advice and general friendlyness between like minded people who enjoy caravaning. I don't understand contributors getting up on their high horse and making personal comments about others. They probably do not even know one and another. Why not cut all this animorsity and be constructive in our outlook to respect each others opinion, although you may not agree with it. Any reply could be of a constructive criticism and not "slanging" each other. It would appear that some people are behaving like school children or is this not politically correct nowadays by casting a slur on school children? Lets look forward and help each other no matter how trivial or technical, we are all meant to be happy, friendly caravaners.
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loopy loo was my first girl friend HOW DARE ALL OF YOU Sod you lot i,m of to ballamorie to find wats the storyAnd Teddy Too !!!!!
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