Lucky buggers, nobody ever wanted to show me their puppy's, the choir master seemed to prefer ladies, the scoutmaster was only interested in his selection of knots, the lady at the corner sweet shop never asked me to go into the stockroom for some slap and tickle , I was a very plain child. 

Poor Brian, he's been a long standing member of PF, we originals just accepted his nonsense as part of a daily giggle.

Lovely here this morning. The girlfriends are meeting for lunch today, but not me, just not feeling up to socializing yet.

Quote from: klondike on Today at 10:33:56 AMPerhaps Scots are smarter and more likely to look for free stuff such as information packs and forms from the government if the prices look high enough to make them think about it.

Hammer, Nail, Head.

Quote from: JBR on Today at 10:18:16 AMOh I know him.  Brian.  He's a good bloke.
Of course, I don't go on there any more, but I should pop in occasionally to read his words of wisdom.

I have him blocked, a tiresome creature.

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Perhaps Scots are smarter and more likely to look for free stuff such as information packs and forms from the government if the prices look high enough to make them think about it.

Quote from: Raven on Today at 09:49:11 AMYes, here's the link if you want to check it out.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2540003.m570.l1311&_nkw=power+of+attorney+forms&_sacat=0

I notice that the one for use in Scotland is much cheaper than the ones for England.
Does that suggest that there aren't as many laws in Scotland?
Perhaps Scots who disagree about property don't bother with laws, just get out the big sticks and fight it out.

I am not a royalist but I would not ill wish him .