Air ambulance charity run

BOOMER · Oct 31, 2012

110woman said:
rising to the bait- wasn't plenty of bitchin there was me- and you know the reasons why - because it caught me on the hop and I was off the scale broke when that came out and some people supported the fact I was distressed

and at no point did anyone think it was lining anyone's pocket

but I agree it's good value for money

Wrong, you have no idea of the content (nor will I disclose it) of my private messaging inbox with regards to the donation, along with 'other grievances'.
So I wasn't having a dig at you personally, ok!!

blue beasty · Oct 31, 2012

BOOMER said:
Wrong, you have no idea of the content (nor will I disclose it) of my private messaging inbox with regards to the donation, along with 'other grievances'.
So I wasn't having a dig at you personally, ok!!

No need fer angry faces ffs

Based on what I read on the open forum at the time I assumed from what you just posted that you were having a little pop at 110w anorl.

Just relax and feel the lurv man :hippie:

jamesmartin · Oct 31, 2012

DavidSally said:
25 seems a good figure.
On a boring note: Mr Kipling is famous for Bakewell Tarts.
Bakewell is famous for Bakewell Pudding. They aren't the same thing. The pudding is far better.

is it still almondy ?

DavidSally · Oct 31, 2012

Oh yes. Eat it hot with custard. Best place to buy it is at Ye Olde Pudding Shoppe near the bridge in Bakewell. We bring plenty hoe and freeze them yummy

blue beasty · Oct 31, 2012

DavidSally said:
Oh yes. Eat it hot with custard. Best place to buy it is at Ye Olde Pudding Shoppe near the bridge in Bakewell. We bring plenty hoe and freeze them yummy

I'm pretty down with the street lingo but can you explain the 'freeze them' bit please

Forgottenpoppy · Oct 31, 2012

Wooooaaahhh there me hearties angry free zone please

pretty please

BOOMER · Oct 31, 2012

blue beasty said:
No need fer angry faces ffs

Based on what I read on the open forum at the time I assumed from what you just posted that you were having a little pop at 110w anorl.

Just relax and feel the lurv man :hippie:

Admittedly I had a pop at 110w months ago which was supposedly put to bed and forgotten - tonight was a general opinion not aimed at anyone in particular, she chose to assume that I was having a pop at her again this evening and with respect that was not the case at all....

110woman · Oct 31, 2012

BOOMER said:
Admittedly I had a pop at 110w months ago which was supposedly put to bed and forgotten - tonight was a general opinion not aimed at anyone in particular, she chose to assume that I was having a pop at her again this evening and with respect that was not the case at all....

then I apologise for jumping to that conclusion, although tbf as mine was the only one on the open thread it was not unreasonable for myself and others to think that might have been what you were referring to

.

anyway, twas as you said, put to bed by both of us, so onward and upwards

ratty · Nov 1, 2012

Dr_evil said:
Could get it on rattys twice

4 times if ya include the back

Forgottenpoppy · Nov 1, 2012

Ok not being familiar with the route we are taking, mudfever has spied 3 sections of the air ambulance for the local areas which one out of the three serves the routes you have planned? im assuming leicestershire is the least likely.
Derbyshire , Leicestershire and Rutland air ambulance?

craigyb · Nov 1, 2012

Forgottenpoppy said:
Ok not being familiar with the route we are taking, mudfever has spied 3 sections of the air ambulance for the local areas which one out of the three serves the routes you have planned? im assuming leicestershire is the least likely.
Derbyshire , Leicestershire and Rutland air ambulance?

Derbyshire

Forgottenpoppy · Nov 1, 2012

craigyb said:
Derbyshire

Ta

I know it sounded a daft question but I'm full of daft questions

craigyb · Nov 1, 2012

Forgottenpoppy said:
Ta
I know it sounded a daft question but I'm full of daft questions

:lol:

Paul D · Nov 1, 2012

Agree with £25 per vehicle, however many are in it. Some people might want to take the whole family .. etc etc I think the argument's been done previously anyway ...

Ballast can pay a donation if they want, but I don't think they should be forced to.

The spare seat in mine is going anyway, so I won't ask for anything for diesel, but will accept it if offered ..

Tazz070299 · Nov 1, 2012

Forgottenpoppy said:
It's not got tart in the title
Bouncing bakewell run

No, the tarts are doing the run.

Tazz070299 · Nov 1, 2012

Paul D said:
The spare seat in mine is going anyway,

Well it would look a bit silly if you tried to leave it behind

Paul D · Nov 1, 2012

Tazz070299 said:
Well it would look a bit silly if you tried to leave it behind

Wouldn't get as wet or muddy ... it still has tidemarks on it from North Yorkshire mud earlier this year!

90boy · Nov 1, 2012

Paul D said:
Wouldn't get as wet or muddy ... it still has tidemarks on it from North Yorkshire mud earlier this year!

hehe remember that well

Forgottenpoppy · Nov 1, 2012

Paul D said:
Agree with £25 per vehicle, however many are in it. Some people might want to take the whole family .. etc etc I think the argument's been done previously anyway ...

Ballast can pay a donation if they want, but I don't think they should be forced to.

The spare seat in mine is going anyway, so I won't ask for anything for diesel, but will accept it if offered ..

Not forcing anyone to do owt pet, just the 25 quid per vehicle. Extra donations would be smashing

craigyb · Nov 1, 2012

How ya getting on with charity page?

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