Reprographics - The repro man blog

god I remember Bradford Stadium fire, from the tellybox.
four minutes; another great blog @General_Lucifer another lump in the throat.

#notaeuph

Yeah, it was such a horror, @almac68 - my wife's brothers were there and the wait to see if they survived was agonising, she said. Sad times.

3pm ish, Far end of Colney Hatch Lane in Muswell Hill.

I would go for the courier new alone,
except I live fucking miles away.
have a great night

Car now full. One non-forumenger will be joining us

I spent quite a lot of yesterday re-reading stories and laughing myself stupid. I think it helps that I used to work in a semi-similar role in a semi-similar place and although I wasn't there long enough to have the stories I can definitely relate.

Bump!
I have 2 places available in the car for Luci's gig on Thursday. Leaving n10 2af at 3pm sharp.
First opportunity to heckle the old rascal in person, who can argue with that?

Kinda hoping this won't be read out in Sheffield, could get a bit dusty in the pub.

I decided to get straight back on the horse and write a new one.

Cheers to everyone who rocked up at Sheffield yesterday - this one's for you:

A Roundabout Kind of Way

That's a short radio skit waiting to happen.

"Best thing you’ve had all day, dad"

Said?

That'll be one of them poignant ones stuffed with allegory and metaphors. Tricky badgers them. You hang around waiting for a twist or a turn leading to a punchline or a funny observance of life but then you find yourself staring out of the window wistfully, wondering when life changed.

Important question though. Ginnel - hard g or soft g?

That was brilliant, really enjoyed it.

typo - "with ten girsl pushing"

Hard G i think.

^ yup, used in Manchester. Gitty (jitty) in Derby. Back Passage in Euphston.

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Well that's the question. It get's pronounced both ways and denotes the difference between right thinking Yorkshireman and blithering poltroon

Ah, the trans pennine express. Improving the populations on either side, however you look at it.

Hard G over the hills in Lancashire.

Will there be eighty year old men shuffling around the streets of Camden wearing garish polo shirts, tight high cut shorts in primary colours and a pair of espadrilles? They are probably already there, sipping coffee and buying vinyl.

Joe?

Amazing GL. Really liked that.

Cheers chaps - I'll fix those blunders!

Yeah, hard G. Ginnel, as in git funnel.

Whatever that is...

It usually refers to the doorway to Starbucks.

Ha!

Brilliant, reminded me of our playground or rec as we called it, i was joint best swing jumper in 1986. And rain on hot concreat is one if the best smells.
Thanks GL

I like That Smell as well.

Also, monkey bars needs a capital M.