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The Grumpy Old Women Thread... (Part 16)
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batgirl
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by Sadperson:
“Will they call either way, so you're sure, or just if they can't? (((((Batty))))) Got everything crossed here. x”

I asked if they would but it's not 100% guaranteed, so there is that third option of the flowers beling delivered and still no contact from anyone. It's not impossible that a neighbour would say oh, I'll take them form you and pass them on when she appears, and then if my message to the florist isn't clear enough they'll think they've delivered and I'll be none the wiser.
Sadperson
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by batgirl:
“I asked if they would but it's not 100% guaranteed, so there is that third option of the flowers beling delivered and still no contact from anyone. It's not impossible that a neighbour would say oh, I'll take them form you and pass them on when she appears, and then if my message to the florist isn't clear enough they'll think they've delivered and I'll be none the wiser.”

Oh Gawd. You'd think in this techie day and age someone would invent something to take account of this kind of thing. Sort of like an emergency cord or push button alarm thingy but in reverse - press it to tell us you're ok... especially for older folk with poor short term memories - it could maybe have a flashing light or alarm to remind you to press it every 24 hours, and if it's not pressed the emergency services will turn up because your family will assume the worst...
batgirl
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by Sadperson:
“Oh Gawd. You'd think in this techie day and age someone would invent something to take account of this kind of thing. Sort of like an emergency cord or push button alarm thingy but in reverse - press it to tell us you're ok... especially for older folk with poor short term memories - it could maybe have a flashing light or alarm to remind you to press it every 24 hours, and if it's not pressed the emergency services will turn up because your family will assume the worst...”

One of those would be brilliant.
handymelon
22-12-2010
Still got everything crossed here... xxxxxxxxxxxxx

BTW, bats - did you send me a rather splendid Christmas card with a pic of a labrador driving a car?
Cos if you did, you forgot to write anything in it!
Sadperson
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by handymelon:
“Still got everything crossed here... xxxxxxxxxxxxx

BTW, bats - did you send me a rather splendid Christmas card with a pic of a labrador driving a car?
Cos if you did, you forgot to write anything in it! ”

Bless
batgirl
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by handymelon:
“Still got everything crossed here... xxxxxxxxxxxxx

BTW, bats - did you send me a rather splendid Christmas card with a pic of a labrador driving a car?
Cos if you did, you forgot to write anything in it! ”

Hahahahaha. Sorry. But the funniest thing is that Batman forgot to write anything in his mum and dad's card, realised after he sealed it, then decided to post it anyway. I confess I took the piss something rotten... so let's not mention this to him, deal?
batgirl
22-12-2010
Oh, and if truth be told that card was suppposed to go to Sad, while your one was going to be the one Sad got or will get (it's the one with the cat, Sad, just in case I've managed to repeat the no writing trick).
Sadperson
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by batgirl:
“Oh, and if truth be told that card was suppposed to go to Sad, while your one was going to be the one Sad got or will get (it's the one with the cat, Sad, just in case I've managed to repeat the no writing trick). ”

The writing was fine, interesting spelling of Baty (sic) though
KJ44
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by Sadperson:
“Oh Gawd. You'd think in this techie day and age someone would invent something to take account of this kind of thing. Sort of like an emergency cord or push button alarm thingy but in reverse - press it to tell us you're ok... especially for older folk with poor short term memories - it could maybe have a flashing light or alarm to remind you to press it every 24 hours, and if it's not pressed the emergency services will turn up because your family will assume the worst...”

My work involves thinking about that very problem. As usual in this world, it's lack of funding that stops stuff getting done.
Sadperson
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by KJ44:
“My work involves thinking about that very problem. As usual in this world, it's lack of funding that stops stuff getting done.”

We should patent it, call it the Grumpy Old Person's Alarm Kit. GOPAK for short

Dragon's Den here we come...
KJ44
22-12-2010
I wonder if they can deliver ...
KJ44
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by Sadperson:
“Dragon's Den here we come... ”


A genius idea I especially like.
batgirl
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by Sadperson:
“The writing was fine, interesting spelling of Baty (sic) though ”

Okay, okay, PG was involved. I maintain, however, that if you look closely you will see that the ts are running into one another.

Anyway, I've had an idea - maybe you could forward that one to the Melons and if handy would write something like, lots of love from the Bats in her one and send it to you then everything would be as originally intended.
Sadperson
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by batgirl:
“Okay, okay, PG was involved. I maintain, however, that if you look closely you will see that the ts are running into one another.

Anyway, I've had an idea - maybe you could forward that one to the Melons and if handy would write something like, lots of love from the Bats in her one and send it to you then everything would be as originally intended. ”

Nah, I'm going to keep this to blackmail you with
handymelon
22-12-2010
Drunkled Christmas card writing... if you think we're getting you outof this one, think again! Hah!
Sadperson
22-12-2010
*high fives Handy*
batgirl
22-12-2010
Okay, I'm going with *it's the thought that counts* now. My good intentions were clearly there.
KJ44
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by handymelon:
“Drunkled Christmas card writing... if you think we're getting you outof this one, think again! Hah! ”

Shurrup, otherwise I might ring you up bedrunkled.
handymelon
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by KJ44:
“Shurrup, otherwise I might ring you up bedrunkled. ”

Let's face it, pet - 'twouldn't be the first time *that*'s happened, would it?

It's always vey funny though... *skweeze*
Sadperson
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by handymelon:
“Let's face it, pet - 'twouldn't be the first time *that*'s happened, would it?

It's always vey funny though... *skweeze*”

And he always sounds so posh when he's plastered
batgirl
22-12-2010
Originally Posted by KJ44:
“Shurrup, otherwise I might ring you up bedrunkled. ”

What are we like...
looney laura
22-12-2010
Hello Ladies & KJ

You have cheered me up no end, seems like ages since I had a good laugh, if nothing else it is nice to know that nothing has changed in my absence

If I don't get back on Merry Christmas and Happy New Year cyber chums
handymelon
22-12-2010
You can rely on the GOWs, Laura!

Happy Christmas to you, too - and all the very best for 2011! (((hug)))
batgirl
23-12-2010
Morning.

No news from Warsaw yet. The flowers were supposed to be delivered yesterday and included a note asking her to call me... I'm hanging on to speak to Interflora now, to see if they'll give me the contact details of the florist they used over there. If I could speak to them directly I might get some answers.
Sadperson
23-12-2010
Originally Posted by batgirl:
“Morning.

No news from Warsaw yet. The flowers were supposed to be delivered yesterday and included a note asking her to call me... I'm hanging on to speak to Interflora now, to see if they'll give me the contact details of the florist they used over there. If I could speak to them directly I might get some answers. ”

Pants

Everything crossed for you still.

Here, we decorating the downstairs loo. Or so he says...
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