Believe It Or Not..We Have A Game This Saturday

[MYU]

cant say ive been down W12 in the last couple of days but certainly around here its rather bad on the pavements

my missus broke her knee in Febuary last here when the snow hit as she fell over whilst trying to get to the station

Took 6 days for the oppo but we are extra careful now after that:embarrassed:

The question on all our minds is did you take her down with you?

3-2 Rangers

[Receed R]

The question on all our minds is did you take her down with you?

3-2 Rangers

Didnt take her down with me lol !

Try walking on pavements with black ice mate aint a laugh by any stretch of the imagination

Pitch by the sounds of it IS playable all depends on the surrounding roads or pavements i guess

[MYU]

Didnt take her down with me lol !

Try walking on pavements with black ice mate aint a laugh by any stretch of the imagination

Pitch by the sounds of it IS playable all depends on the surrounding roads or pavements i guess

I hope she's better now mate.

[Receed R]

I hope she's better now mate.

yeah she's ok now thanks

She is Just a little weary when walking in this weather as when it freezes over it turns to black ice etc

As we all know its very dodgy to walk in :confused:

[W6hoops]

I ****** well hope its on.
2-2 draw. But hope we win

[IsleworthRanger]

Didnt take her down with me lol !

Try walking on pavements with black ice mate aint a laugh by any stretch of the imagination

Pitch by the sounds of it IS playable all depends on the surrounding roads or pavements i guess

My Missus went to cross the road at the pelican crossing last night and slipped and fell over in to the road hitting her head and it was lucky the lights were turning to red and the cars slowed down.

We all laugh about people sliding about etc but it is dangerous out there for some especially the elderly so if you are going to the shops etc then why not see if one of your elderly neighbours needs some bread or milk etc.

I doubt the game will be on as salt is running out and the pavements being done for a football game will be deemed a luxury by LBHF.

If the game does go ahead then I reckon 2-1 to QPR but the Bovril running out by 3.05pm

[Yousef]

We will bounce back 5-0 QPR

[JoeHylton]

I fell over three times yesterday, the last fall really knocked the wind out of me. I think! I hit the ground with the back of my head, the base of my spine and elbows took most of the impact, it really is no laughing matter. Luckly my wife was with me, and she walked me back home at a very slow pace .... I feel for any of you who've taken a tumble in these bad conditions.

Beefy is right, if the elderly folk take a fall the results can be devastating, as I recently found out with my own 81 year old Mum. She fell over back in June last year and broke her right arm, sprained her left arm, broke her nose which left her with two black eye's, she got two cracked ribs and very bad brusing to both her knees ..... and that was without the snow and ice we have now! Thankfully she is well on the mend, but wont go out now until the conditions clear.

We live in a small village in Surrey called Chiddingfold, the main road which goes through the village is the A283, that's been well gritted. Sadly for most of the village the side streets are still ungritted and unpassable with the average family car.
I've not been able to move my car since Tuesday evening in the small close that we live in. The people with 4x4's are the exception. Sorry to offend many of you who want the QPR v PAFC game to go ahead, but I don't, only on the lines that I can't navigate two hills in my car over the short half-mile distance to the A283.
I guess if the Rangers game does beat the freeze then we'll have to get the train ..... if their running. Our nearest station at Witley, is about two and a bit miles away, I guess things could be far worse, we still have electric ... unlike the our near neighbours in the village of Hambledon, who've not had power for near on three days!!

Anyway, Happy New 2010 Year to all of you, and a 2-1 win for The R's v Plymouth if it's on .... U R'ssssssssssssss!!

[Quaz]

Snowed off

2-2 then if there travelling...




Quaz....Respect

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[pkloft]

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Morninggggggggggggggggggg fellow agendaite


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[Quaz]

Morninggggggggggggggggggg fellow agendaite


–noun 1. a particular, detail, or point (usually prec. by in): to differ in some respect.
2. relation or reference: inquiries with respect to a route.
3. esteem for or a sense of the worth or excellence of a person, a personal quality or ability, or something considered as a manifestation of a personal quality or ability: I have great respect for her judgment.
4. deference to a right, privilege, privileged position, or someone or something considered to have certain rights or privileges; proper acceptance or courtesy; acknowledgment: respect for a suspect's right to counsel; to show respect for the flag; respect for the elderly.
5. the condition of being esteemed or honored: to be held in respect.
6. respects, a formal expression or gesture of greeting, esteem, or friendship: Give my respects to your parents.
7. favor or partiality.
8. Archaic. a consideration.

–verb (used with object) 9. to hold in esteem or honor: I cannot respect a cheat.
10. to show regard or consideration for: to respect someone's rights.
11. to refrain from intruding upon or interfering with: to respect a person's privacy.
12. to relate or have reference to.

—Idioms13. in respect of, in reference to; in regard to; concerning.
14. in respect that, Archaic. because of; since.
15. pay one's respects, a. to visit in order to welcome, greet, etc.: We paid our respects to the new neighbors.
b. to express one's sympathy, esp. to survivors following a death: We paid our respects to the family.

16. with respect to, referring to; concerning: with respect to your latest request.

morning fella

[pkloft]

morning fella

do you think we should do this via PM as I'd hate be accused of being part of any clique

[Quaz]

do you think we should do this via PM as I'd hate be accused of being part of any clique

not going to be on much mate.....cannot be bothered...so the occasional comment on here won't hurt

[pkloft]

not going to be on much mate.....cannot be bothered...so the occasional comment on here won't hurt

twas only joking my friend

but hear what your saying

[Quaz]

twas only joking my friend

but hear what your saying

shave that hair off and thats me