Daughter going to England

Subject: RE: Daughter going to England
From: Louisa
Date: 17 Jul 01 - 09:13 AM

Not very delicate but obviously good advice!

Very glad to hear you're saving yourself....! How do you cope?

Louisa

Subject: RE: Daughter going to England
From: Jim Cheydi
Date: 17 Jul 01 - 09:06 AM

Louisa

Err...how can I put this delicately? Let's just say that if it's female with a pulse, then that'll do. Of course I'm saving myself for when I'm married.

JC

Subject: RE: Daughter going to England
From: Louisa
Date: 17 Jul 01 - 08:54 AM

Why is that, Jim?

Louisa

Subject: RE: Daughter going to England
From: Naemanson
Date: 17 Jul 01 - 08:39 AM

Well, as I said, I am not too concerned about my fellow Mudcatters. Actually I might be more concerned for their safety if they tried anything. She has been studying karate and cuong nhu for the last several years. She can accurately throw knife and tomahawk though it is unlikely she will be carrying any such thing with her. I have a vision of some punk confronting her in the street some day and waking up three days later in the hospital.

Oh, and she thought, when I told her three Mudcatters would be staying with me, that they would be "old" like her Dad. She was pleasantly surprised to meet Sam and Ian. She thought they were cute. Be on your guard, guys!

Subject: RE: Daughter going to England
From: Jim Cheydi
Date: 17 Jul 01 - 07:02 AM

Don't let English Jon read this thread!

Subject: RE: Daughter going to England
From: Geoff the Duck
Date: 17 Jul 01 - 06:49 AM

I think Bill has said it all!
She will be welcome if she gets to the Jug, If it is not a Wednesday, I am sure some of us will arrange a Special Session if we are not away!
Always ready to meet new faces.
Geoff and the Ducks!

Subject: RE: Daughter going to England
From: bill\sables
Date: 17 Jul 01 - 06:41 AM

Brett, The Jug is about 70 to 80 miles away from Lancaster which in the UK is a reasonably long way. She would probably have to change trains about 5 times as it is across country. But as I said before she is welcome to come over any time. Noreen lives much closer to Lancaster. She along with Catrin, Dave the Gnome, Spot the Dog, Geordie Broon, Joan from Wigin, Clansfolk etc live in the same county. I have met these people and you can trust them all. They are all good people.
Bill

Subject: Daughter going to England
From: Naemanson
Date: 17 Jul 01 - 06:31 AM

My daughter will be spending her next semester of college in London and Lancaster. Micca has already generously offered to be a point of contact for her. Of course there is a whole school organization set up for her to depend on but it would be nice for friends to be there to show her the local fun things that the regular tourists don't ordinarily see. Is anyone willing to offer to help her enjoy her stay in England? How far is The Jug from Lancaster? How many Mudcats live in or near that town?

(Please note, I will be asking my other Mudcat friends to vouch for you. This is my first born child and I have to feel safe about you myself. If you feel insulted by this I apologize but do not retract my words. We all know the myths and legends about the people on the Internet. Every Mudcatter I have met to date has proven to be good people. Still, a father worries...)