Skyfall in Richmond (Surrey) tonight 2000hrs

Greg T

Sadly this isn't the offer of a date . . .

My techno biffery led me to order tickets for consecutive nights for Skyfall... I went last night and have 2 non returnable etc tickets for tonight's showing in my wallet....

If anyone wants them I can arrange to drop them off at the box office or pop by the front and give them to you as I live round the corner.

I will take no money for them, it's the universe's way of telling me to READ THE FECKING INSTRUCTIONS.

veronese68

Maybe, just emailed the EPO.

pangolin

Dips if Veronese doesn't want these...

veronese68

Over to the scaly one. Forgot she's out tonight. D'oh!

dhope

Paging Willhub

mtb-idle

I'm out seeing Sean Hughes at Epsom playhouse tonight so thanks but no thanks.

veronese68

dhope wrote:

Paging Willhub

Eh! Because my Mrs is out on the lash? Why I oughta... :twisted:
I think the age gap might be a bit much for the poor lad.

keyser__soze

I'd def take these if they're not already gone to Pangolin

pangolin

I think they are gone to Pangolin not sure though, I PM'd Greg after Veronese said he couldn't use them and haven't heard back.

Maybe he's decided he wants to watch it again.

Or that he wants to watch it with Willhub.

EKE_38BPM

Veronese68 wrote:

dhope wrote:

Paging Willhub

Eh! Because my Mrs is out on the lash? Why I oughta... :twisted:
I think the age gap might be a bit much for the poor lad.

There may be an age gap, but I'm sure she'd cope. She looked fit enough to handle a young lad.

There are a couple of compliments buried in there somewhere.

Greg T

pangolin's got them as hadn't heard from Vero

EKE_38BPM

Veronese68 wrote:

Over to the scaly one. Forgot she's out tonight. D'oh!

Keep up, lad. (I can't be bothered to look for the picture of the Wallace and Grommit jersey).

veronese68

EKE_38BPM wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

dhope wrote:

Paging Willhub

Eh! Because my Mrs is out on the lash? Why I oughta... :twisted:
I think the age gap might be a bit much for the poor lad.

There may be an age gap, but I'm sure she'd cope. She looked fit enough to handle a young lad.

There are a couple of compliments buried in there somewhere.

Thank you, I think. I won't tell you what she said about you.

tailwindhome

Veronese68 wrote:

Maybe, just emailed the EPO.

*Paging USADA to the thread. USADA to the thread please.*

rubertoe

TailWindHome wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

Maybe, just emailed the EPO.

*Paging USADA to the thread. USADA to the thread please.*

I just seen a couple of guys lurking about, one was called Lance and the other was Belgian, Johan I think he said his name was.

veronese68

rubertoe wrote:

TailWindHome wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

Maybe, just emailed the EPO.

*Paging USADA to the thread. USADA to the thread please.*

I just seen a couple of guys lurking about, one was called Lance and the other was Belgian, Johan I think he said his name was.

EPO = Entertainment Prevention Officer
Stand down dears.

pangolin

Great film, and really good seats too! Thanks Greg

mtb-idle

I'm also pleased to report that Sean Hughes was hilarious. A very surreal show.

Greg T

pangolin wrote:

Great film, and really good seats too! Thanks Greg

My pleasure, glad they went to use rather than sitting empty..

daviesee

Greg T wrote:

pangolin wrote:

Great film, and really good seats too! Thanks Greg

My pleasure, glad they went to use rather than sitting empty..

....and one day I may ask for a favour in return......#Godfather

FTFY

Greg T

Greg T wrote:

....and one day I may ask for a favour in return......#Godfather

I would recommend this book:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Influence-Psych ... 006124189X

Reciprocity - very powerful.

Seriously - read this book.

1. Reciprocity
As humans, we generally aim to return favors, pay back debts, and treat others as they treat us. According to the idea of reciprocity, this can lead us to feel obliged to offer concessions or discounts to others if they have offered them to us. This is because we're uncomfortable with feeling indebted to them.
For example, if a colleague helps you when you're busy with a project, you might feel obliged to support her ideas for improving team processes. You might decide to buy more from a supplier if they have offered you an aggressive discount. Or, you might give money to a charity fundraiser who has given you a flower in the street

I am NOT saying that Pang's in ANY way indebted to me.....

Not at all....


However . . .

EKE_38BPM

Greg T wrote:

Greg T wrote:

....and one day I may ask for a favour in return......#Godfather

I would recommend this book:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Influence-Psych ... 006124189X

Reciprocity - very powerful.

Seriously - read this book.

1. Reciprocity
As humans, we generally aim to return favors, pay back debts, and treat others as they treat us. According to the idea of reciprocity, this can lead us to feel obliged to offer concessions or discounts to others if they have offered them to us. This is because we're uncomfortable with feeling indebted to them.
For example, if a colleague helps you when you're busy with a project, you might feel obliged to support her ideas for improving team processes. You might decide to buy more from a supplier if they have offered you an aggressive discount. Or, you might give money to a charity fundraiser who has given you a flower in the street

I am NOT saying that Pang's in ANY way indebted to me.....

Not at all....


However . . .

Downloaded to the Kindle. If its no good, I will send the fairy to visit you, and not the NBF, the other one!