Roll Call

[Malcolm Orr]

From Carlisle originally, but now Newcastle-upon-Tyne!

[Quickfire]

From Carlisle originally, but now Newcastle-upon-Tyne!

We're a Geordie short, so a nu'un is most welcome.

[Sundance]

i reside in a village called Chalford Hill in the Cotswolds. You may have heard of our idiot neighbours in Chalford recently who've bought a donkey to carry their shopping up the narrow and winding lanes. even though loads of the bastards around here drive Chelsea Tractors.

[gung-hoeddie]

i grew up in a small village just outside bristol called pill, which means creek, thats about as interesting as it gets. I now reside with anniem in burnham on sea in somerset, we live right by the beach which is cool,

[AnnieM]

Sundance - re: the Donkey - could they not just use a shopping trolley like any sane person? They're really durable and only cost a quid down Somerfields

not "twee" enough, I suppose

[gung-hoeddie]

anniem your meant to be working?

[AnnieM]

I'm on a meringue break

[gung-hoeddie]

fair enough!

[redrage]

Never put my few pence worth in here I think but anyway . . .

From Ireland and now working in Galway for the next few months before going back to Dublin.
Redrage would also be a statement of by celtic heritage (not planned just realised that now)

Part of the select Irish Action Force collectors
And one of the ones who doesn't win the red shadows

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[Sundance]

well, the donkey thing is just proof of what idiots these people are.

Chalford sits on the side of a valley (hence narrow winding lanes and steep hills) and so, some bright spark decided to be 'green' and buy this donkey to do deliveries. said deliveries are only from the village shop and post office, though, not yer actual supermarkets.

too many hippy-dippy tree-hugging eco twats around my way. @#*kers who've moved here and think they know best.