A FRIENDS HUSBAND

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When I told my friend that, she replied

"Whats new ?

Probably a good thing they're going away. Looks like Norwich is going down so it's best the poor man isn't here to see it.

Rosequartz oh I know they will have a really good time, however I told what you said about football stadiums and her reply was:-

No flippin" way Hosea !!

Then she chuckled !

Hope they have a good time and are not going anywhere near a football stadium!

ROSE, not that I am one for gossip you understand.
Word in the" Hood" is that they are going on holiday soon so they had better pal up !

"Spect they will, they don"t usually stay bad friends !

Never thought of that , Rosequartz he most likely did !
According to gossip though, they don"t talk about NC , bit of a sore subject!

Tee Heh !

Apparently Liverpool lost to Chelsea yesterday, according to DS. Perhaps friend's DH smiled yesterday at their comeuppance!

Notice NC are heading towards relegation , still nothing new there.
My friend is dead chuffed as she thinks it is pay back time for her hubby for going to Norwich and NOT staying at home and watching with G/S on TV.

Well, Norwich weren't expected to win and apparently the were quite good in the second half, so Nonu your 'friend's DH shouldn't be too unbearable to live with. And Norwich is my home team so although I prefer rugby I feel a little sad that it looks like they'll be going down.

Please could you tell you friend that there was a very loud cheer in our house at the final score nonu

She knows, 3==2 to Liverpool now , she said she hopes NC win now he has gone all the way up there !!
I said to her" that is the spirit girl " !!
CSS .

Nonu, tell your friend Liverpool 2, Norwich 0 so far after 37 minutess!

Thanks for the explanation.

Well, that's the thing with these acronyms, isn't it? DH could mean Darling Husband, but it could also mean Damn, Dopey, Dim, Dastardly, Dreary etc. depending on one's mood!

Of course, it could mean dratted nuisance. But in fact I meant darling niece!

I got it, rosequartz!

Well, NanKate, it was my feeble attempt to use the granspeak eg, DH = dratted darling husband, DN I thought may be dear niece (or nephew I suppose, but in that case it was niece)

Rosequartz what does DN stand for ?

Flower

Your post 14/4 , 23.02

OK, rose!

(rose used to live down here in Bideford, hence my attempt at Devon speak!)

Well Nonu looking back I don't know what I meant either. (confused)

Right, I'll meet you on the bridge and we can decide which pub to go to for a slap up meal.