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Yes you are so right, these wonderful actors will remain in our hearts and make us laugh for many years thanks to tapes dvd's etc.

OOoops getting dangerous is this :me::me::me:

Just out of interest does anyone know the last time Compo showed it and to who ???

Sorry Folks have been awol yet again :me: About three weeks ago I went to Holy Island on a retreat ( The one on the west coast, go to just south of Glasgow turn left and keep going to the sea catch ferry to Arran then another little boat to Holy Island). It was wonderful no vehicles allowed on...

Thank you so much for all your hard work and dedication.:28:

We all have our own favourite LOTSW wonderful comic scenes both the visual and verbal, but hidden in the laughter and fun there are some little poignant moments. One of my favourites is in "Getting Sam Home" when the three visit the local school and Clegg talks about their childhood and the time...

I can remember phones without a dial, you picked the receiver up and a pleasant always female voice could be heard saying "number please" you gave the number which she then repeated then after a couple of seconds she would say "trying to connect You" . Hey Ho I think I have those rose...

Yes I agree I have always preferred the bolder Clegg, that very first shot of him grabbing a lift with the hearse is lovely.:)

Thanks for post, don't think I am guilty though as am such a pathetic whatnot at all this stuff not sure how to switch webcam thingy on anyway:-[:-[

For some reason a couple of months ago I put my glasses in the fridge and spent the next two hours trying to find them as I wanted to read the paper, gave up decided to have a cup of tea opened fridge for milk and there they were !!! :confused::16:

So glad you are ok I have been awol recently as well and same as you miss everyone even though I am very much a newcomer compared to yourself. Hope things now fine for you and your family.:smile::smile::smile:

I do wonder if part of the problem is old stick in the muds like me !! I just missed seeing the early characters and the three main ones in their prime as it were. For me they were all without exception so wonderfully funny and loveable - Wally, Sid, Norah, Ivy, Compo, Foggy, Blamire, Clegg...

Yes I agree I am not such a fan of the later series but I think Alvin was a success. I loved his deadpan looks and his attempts to get Nora to join him for breakfast outside.:)

So glad you had a good time. Life is just beginning :- the next 50 years and the rest are going to be marvellous :37:

Yes I think world is going mad I sat in the waiting room at Leicester Railway station the other day, there were 10 people in with me and I was the only person without a phone or tablet thingy in my hand. Am not sure whether to cry or laugh :'(:29: !!!

Sorry everyone I have deserted you all yet again :25: I can only give my grovelling apologies once more. Life just seems to keep overtaking me, I have been in London a lot at a place called "The Actors Centre" doing all sorts of courses and for those in the know I have now got a show reel and...

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Think I prefer Compo's its much more interesting. :16:

Hmm yes you have a point, I have green for garden rubbish, brown for recycled and black for household, again the complications of modern life !! I still have an open fire so without hopefully incurring the wrath of environmentalists to much I have to confess to burning some papers etc.

I haven't unfortunately any LOTSW memorabilia although I do have a signed copy of "Fading into the Limelight". Which brings me back to clothes :- Cleggs shirts and ties started off in the very early series with stiff collars and ties which were often skew-whiff, a cardigan with frayed cuffs and...