Frank

Here's what happened to my other one who's acted for me since 1985 http://www.sfo.gov.uk/news/prout/pr_531.asp?id=531

Safe Journey Eric - see you about 7:30 as I'm working all day :-(

'fraid not - all office work - quotin' an drawin' fer future jobs

Back to the error message page now Mick !sleeping!

Don't you read my posts then Eric ? post Feb 26 2008, 08:35 PM Post #15 | Rawhide, William Tell, Robin Hood, Bonanza, Juke Box Jive, Button Moon, Blakes 7, Crown Court - just a few I can recall at the mo.

Well - that answers that one then !!

Yes - that's done the trick here as well. Looks like I'm doomed to the rest of me life as a Member now What about the problem with the first Smilie Mick - did that get fixed? http://www.websmileys.com/s

Its built using columns an a grid basis with concrete slabs for the floors. Something like this attachment The windows are aluminium frames and glazing added to the perimeter.

Here's what I am doing - correct me if this is wrong ( and it happens both at home and on the work computer) Click on the calendar button on top header (Calendar Members Search Help) Scroll down to Add New Event box at bottom left screen Click - Add New Single Event Result = > Board Message Sorry, an error occurred. If you are unsure on how to use a feature, or don't know why you got this error message, try looking through the help files for more information. The error returned was: Sorry, but you do not have permission to use this feature. If you are not logged in, you may do s

No go Mick - same response from the server - you do not have permission etc

I worked on it during the refurbishment Mick - 1985. The columns are listed as is the wood paneling in the first floor boardroom. (been today actually to see it) I currently work on it as it is the headquarters of Gala Coral Group - one of my customers. 24hour cover, 7 days a week, as it houses all the mainframe computers for the entire Bingo and casino operations. Apparently, Mrs Franks mum used to work there as a girl when it was a factory.

What's it like Beefy having a 'Mistress'. Com'n do tell...... We're all waiting !rotfl! If I ever went down that route Mrs Frank would cut the 'you know what off' !!

I posted the same question just after the move to the new look forum but it appears that interest in the subject waned, just like the moon !! Am I starting to sound like Bip? !laughing!

And then Leslie Crowther took it over but little Peter Glassier stayed as the 'stooge'

Did the A/C unit stay on the wall Mick?

The Midland Station car park is £6 for 24 hours Rog, and accepts payment by card. You would be better off though making your way to Moorbridge or Phoenix Park as Mick suggests and get the tram. It's free to leave the car and an all day tram & bus pass is only £2.70. For this you can get on and off the tram or any NCT bus as many times as you like in 24hrs - and the tram will take you directly to Midland Station.

Rawhide, William Tell, Robin Hood, Bonanza, Juke Box Jive, Button Moon, Blakes 7, Crown Court - just a few I can recall at the mo.

Lighten up mate - it's nearly Saturday !!

Ooooopppppssssss! Sorry - I thought you said Paul McKenna !laughing! ~ Note to ones self - must stop drinking (I don't think so)

Don't know about that but he certainly had a fall out with his HAIR !rotfl!

You're obviously older than me Dave as I was born in '52 - the year of the Coronation. I do remember listening to the Sunday wireless - 4 way family favorites followed by Jimmy Clitheroe. The smell of Sunday dinner cooking while we all sat around laughing. Then sharing a 1/2 of Merry Maids while we all watched the B + W film in the afternoon. Bliss compared to today. !clapping! And George Formby and Old Mother Riley. Why don't they repeat these? instead of all the crap we get nowadays? Back in my box now

At least i don't have to worry 'bout me no claims bonus as I don't bovver wi insurance either !cheers!

Test? whats all this about a test? Nowt wrong wi my drivin I can tell ya

A little late - but have one for me Pemberton - and Happy Birthday. Will you be at the meet on Saturday - if so I'll buy you a pint. !congrats!

Mine was a very fine example of the Riley Elf. Bought it for £75 in Thurso - north of Scotland when I was working on the Dounraey Prototype Fast Reactor site in 1970 http://www.ukaea.org.uk/sites/dounreay_site.htm. Carefully drove it all the way back to Nottingham after a couple of weeks of ownership as it was my week off (6weeks on and 1 week off), managed to drive it in Nottm for 2 days before I got nudged by a double decker outside of the old bowling alley in town (Barker gate?) and it was a write off :-( http://web.ukonline.co.uk/rileyrob/specs/elf.htm Notice the Speed spec - 0 to