Last word additions to closed thread by 'The Management'

[wenotsoira]

That's a very good idea, Peter.

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And anyway, why are you getting at Tony? I'm sure that he's a very nice chap and very knowledgable on many aspects of musical performance.

HS

BTW There's nothing to stop you from putting my name on your barred list, if my posts on the forum upset you.

I had no intention of getting at Tony. He was not in my sights.

No need to put you on my barred list as this will be my last post. It's been nice knowing you all!

Best wishes

Ariosto (RIP)

[Nick Armstrong]

My stab at 'last word' - "There's nowt so funny as folk" !

[jean]

Funny?

[MrGongGong]

Funny?

PC Rumpole

[teamsaint]

I always thought that referred to traditional music based on oral tradition......

[Serial_Apologist]

PC Rumpole

scrupulously avoiding the "Q" word.

[Nick Armstrong]

Funny?

As my granny would have said: "Funny odd not funny ha-ha"...

I always thought that referred to traditional music based on oral tradition......

[LeMartinPecheur]

scrupulously avoiding the "Q" word.

A shame. Not to say "Shame!" simpliciter. I hope that's what Jean was meaning too.

[jean]

Of course.

[Nick Armstrong]

My Yorkshire relatives preferred the comic effect of alliteration!

[jean]

Ah well. Had they come from Lancashire, however...

[Nick Armstrong]

Ay, there was always funny goings-on over t'Pennines an no mistake!!