General Chat

To anyone in the world who is awake :-)

is it really wet there Allan?


Good...cos it has been raining here something rotten and I do so hate it when you lot have great weather lol.

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And good morning Susan from us, where tis a wet and cool Melbourne city on the east coast of Oz.....11:10 am ( 2 hrs ) in front of Allan on the West Coast....lol

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Tony :-D

Aww....lovely to see you


Anyone else awake? I guarantee we do not bite :-)



tis silly o-clock here.....humid where I am.....but wet for at least a week.....Tsk!

Lolol Carol....Tis too mind boggling. Where did you find them?

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Tony :-)

Is that a person with a metal detector in your Avatar Tony?

I smell a story.....now come on....what is it? :-D

Uuuumm......Yes CarolB

I'm a very thourough Geno mate.
When i fnd a dead relo of mine...i need positive proof :-D

Hiya Susan. Tis myself c.1970s.... aka frustrated Gold seeker.

Great for finding that odd gold nugget in dead relos teeth mate. :-D
It helps pay the bills...when you are nearly on a pension

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just looked at your 'Researching' Tony......are you sure you are an Ozzie....there are more English in there than mine ;-)

An Aussie by default Susan ;-)

Those names i'm researching, were immigrant's to Oz from the early1800s ( my Greats )

5th gen Aus on my mothers side.....and 2nd gen on my fathers.

Were your family from the U.K, did they sail across the sea.
Perhaps your mother came from Ireland, in a town they called Tralee.
Or maybe they were Scott's, and you had roots in Inverness,
or your dad was born a Welshman in the big town of Cardiff.

Did your granny come from Yorkshire and walk the Yorkshire moors.
Was your pop a numerator that knocked upon the doors.
Did they marry up in Edinburgh or was it Aberdeen,
cant find it on the registers their no where to be seen.

Perhaps they both were publicans in Ireland's County Down,
But your father he remembers growing up, in Glasgow town.
And your mothers, fathers, cousin, says so, when he comes a round,
that they all were Cornish miners, and they worked the underground.


Was great grandad born in Gloucetershire in Bourton-on-the-Hill.
It says so on the records that the family owned a Mill.
But the census numerator says from Ireland he did roam,
and born and bred in County Cork and kissed the Blarney stone.

And great grandma birth certificate says she was born in Kent.
Along the cliff's of Dover was where her childhood spent.
But her sister Kate was baptised in a church in Worstershire,
with her brother born in Birmingham,during a census year.

And your two by great grand-mother was from the Isle of Mull.
She married two by great grandad in Yorkshire, (Town of Hull).
They moved across to Lancashire an opened up an Inn,
Had 14 kids in Liverpool,.... Liver-pud-li-ans.

So were your family from the U.K, did they sail upon a Brig
Was ya granny born in Essex,or did she do the Irish Jig.
Perhaps they were from Scotland, and used a Farkle stick.?
I bet they all were Londoners,....its London to a brick.

Or are you just an Aussie kid like me who feels he's lost the plot.
From Cornwall up to Caithness, they moved around a lot.
From Norfolk to old Pembrokeshire,or perhaps an Irish plot.....
I'm a multicultured Aussie,English,Welshman,Irish,Scot.....:-D
Author...Me :-D

Lunch time here ( midday )....so off to the pub for a counter lunch.

Av a good un :-D

Hi, Susan :-)

Good Morning dearest Susanwiv and all all from deepest west london...dawn is creeping up over the buildings and a blackbird singing woke me up...well that as well as not having had a drink for two whole days...tsk tsk...this detoxing is boring...think I will go for a jog in the park if I can wake dog up.....

So glad you are up and about Dear Dracula.. :-D :-D :-D BCXX

Morning Susan ,i dragged myself out of bed at 5 a m ,and missed you because i was out in the greenhouse [smacks wrist] pity you cant have a greenhouse without a roof ,because it's piddling down her in Newcastle upon tyne.[sigh] ,Fred.

lol Allan... ;-)

Bit like a women who had 4 husbands.
First 3 died from eating poison mushrooms, and the 4th died of a fractured skull.
Apparently....he refused to eat his mushrooms...lol




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Lovely Poem Tony :-)

hello Susan.......You have a wonderful name :-D :-D

Hello BC.....so you could say you are detoxicated :-D......Ok I know....Groan lol

Anyway.....good morning again to all who are awake

I think I may have something wrong with me......a sickness methinks......I have just been watching a full in depth programme of politics......I think I may now have to lay down ;-) :-D

oh whoops....I didn't realise there was another page

hello Badger my little friend so nice to see you
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Lol Allan and Tony....

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