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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: barmiebrumie on November 11, 2005, 11:03:28
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11:02,
Silence scary or what, well done those boy's,
John.
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I agree and witnessed some unmentionables shouting their heads of thru it too, that gives me a sense of dismay over their lack of respect. :cry:
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We gathered in the works canteen for our two minutes- quite moving.
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nice touch with the poppy on the clubs logo.
being ex-army ,injured out in the gulf.
its nice to know were not forgottern past and presant.
we will remember them.
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Im still serving and there never forgotten
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nice touch with the poppy on the clubs logo.
being ex-army ,injured out in the gulf.
its nice to know were not forgottern past and presant.
we will remember them.
Yeah I agree, sorry started a new thread :? Was looking for the 11/11 but didnt see it down the bottom!
Nice touch :wink:
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We all stopped in our department, & even asked all the patients not to ask for bed-pans, etc for 2 minutes.
Surprisingly even the mob in the waiting room kept 'schtum' :shock:
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We all stopped in our department, & even asked all the patients not to ask for bed-pans, etc for 2 minutes.
Surprisingly even the mob in the waiting room kept 'schtum' :shock:
I wish I could say the same, in my dental practice it was business as usual. I stopped, asked the others to stop and they just looked at me like I'd gone mad :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
My boss cares more for money and london rudeness than what people have done for this country.
Feeling really quite let down by London, no one in the street stopped, no cars pulled over. But thats the crazy rude miserable life in central london. In my old practice in London we would stop, even if in surgery. Some people are just so dam rude :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
I had my radio 2 on and I stopped at the chimes. I will remember them even if only a few in London did.
Moving out of the hellish London life this weekend to greener pastures! Thank god :D :D :D
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We were in Meadowhall shopping, it was absolutely fascinating to see the whole place come to a standstill at a normally very busy time of the day.
" At the going down of the sun......"
Richard
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Hi guy's & gals
Very very drunk at the moment. Did town centre parade in Northampton.. good parade and then back to the barracks to get vry druk on port and Vodka..
good turnout in town centre; rememerable parade. Just like to thank anyone that paraded or stopped for the two minutes on either friday or today.... means a lot.
Lest we forget..
Please join me to remember my friend who died in the first few hours of the latest gulf conflict..
To Welly, .......21st March 2003
God Speed
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i was in school and all the pupils were asked to be quiet for 2 minutes, one teacher brought a radio in so they could listen to big ben strike. well impressed as there is over 200 pupils in years 3-6 in junior school not a noise from any of them!
was well choked
DEBBIE
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we stopped in school as well....i don't think ive heard it that quiet in school before.....
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i was on parade today sunday With St John and we did remember as a community young and old all together.
Dazza