diary of a septuagenarian

[hubgearfreak]

worth a read. you may even like the un-PC old rascal

google: diary of a septuagenarian

[DaveP]

Quality grumping I'd say! Friend of yours?

It seems I can only access a few days worth, no access to archives. Is that correct or have I missed something?

[reohn2]

I read the first day and part of the second then skimmed some of the rest, before losing the will to live,not what you'd call a pleasant old git is he?

[enigmatic]

I read the first day and part of the second then skimmed some of the rest, before losing the will to live,not what you'd call a pleasant old git is he?

Oh I dunno, I know a few folk who think along the same lines, they just don't go public

[reohn2]

Oh I dunno, I know a few folk who think along the same lines, they just don't go public

Yep me too,its a blessing to all mankind that they don't go public,and I'm eternally greatful for that,which is more than can be for our septuagenerian friend.

Or do I suspect a gentle dig in the ribs

[enigmatic]

It takes one to know one

[DaveP]

Its the sort of stuff I like to read when I think I've had a bad day...
Afterwards I can say to myself, "Could be worse..." and believe it!

[reohn2]

It takes one to know one

[DaveP]

Hubgearfreak, It's just dawned upon me that my initial post on this thread could be interpreted as a rather unfavourable comment on yourself.
For the record, nothing of the sort was intended- I was making a light hearted reference to the fact that you and the Septagenarian seem to be in the same area.
Sorry for any embarrassment!

[Edwards]

Quality grumping I'd say! Friend of yours?

I did wonder why Hubbers was not being his normal grumpy self. Then I read some of the diary and asked myself if Hubbers had been trained by him.