Rob Callister

[thommo2010]

Pretty much sums up the society we have become where a bloke can't say on social media he went somewhere and enjoyed it without being hammered for it. It's pathetic go be honest

[Harry Lamb]

I get that he's a bit of a Pooterish figure, but there's so much irrational criticism of everything he says or does it looks like bullying. Corrin on MF does the same to David Quirk, using the FB group to follow a personal vendetta. 

[thommo2010]

39 minutes ago, Harry Lamb said:

I get that he's a bit of a Pooterish figure, but there's so much irrational criticism of everything he says or does it looks like bullying. Corrin on MF does the same to David Quirk, using the FB group to follow a personal vendetta. 

Nah Quirk deserves all the criticism he gets. I saw the guy when he was an MHK berate a secretary in an onchan business about their hedge being overgrown, had the poor girl in tears. 

[Passing Time]

4 hours ago, Boo Gay'n said:

Oh, don't worry about the bill sir, this is on the house.

Did he have his meal paid for by the restaurant or like 2112 are you just having an empty pop at RC?

[Mr Helmut Fromage]

4 hours ago, Gladys said:

Is it really creating an unfair advantage?  Will it really mean more people will go to Bonds on his review, if it was a review rather than just a compliment?

No because it’s astonishingly expensive- looked at briefly last year “Mother’s Day Special” at £45.00 for 2 course Roast Dinner- almost £200 for 4 before a pint on a Sunday lunch - hmmmmm

[Gizo]

12 minutes ago, Mr Helmut Fromage said:

No because it’s astonishingly expensive- looked at briefly last year “Mother’s Day Special” at £45.00 for 2 course Roast Dinner- almost £200 for 4 before a pint on a Sunday lunch - hmmmmm

Get your wallet out you tight fisted civil servant 

[Mr Helmut Fromage]

25 minutes ago, Gizo said:

Get your wallet out you tight fisted civil servant 

Magnificent @Banker 

[Banker]

1 minute ago, Mr Helmut Fromage said:

Magnificent @Banker 

Not me Bill, obviously others know you’re a civil servant as well😀

[2112]

1 hour ago, Mr Helmut Fromage said:

No because it’s astonishingly expensive- looked at briefly last year “Mother’s Day Special” at £45.00 for 2 course Roast Dinner- almost £200 for 4 before a pint on a Sunday lunch - hmmmmm

Lots of money sloshing around ……… the islands booming, according to the IOMG cheerleaders

[The Voice of Reason]

2 hours ago, Mr Helmut Fromage said:

No because it’s astonishingly expensive- looked at briefly last year “Mother’s Day Special” at £45.00 for 2 course Roast Dinner- almost £200 for 4 before a pint on a Sunday lunch - hmmmmm

Don’t be a tight arse.

Top 10 Reasons Why Moms Are Worth a meal at Bonds

 

 

Mother’s Day is a day you get to show your mom (or the mother of your children) how grateful you are that she is in your life. Don’t waste the opportunity.

1. If it weren’t for your mom, you wouldn’t be breathing right now. If nothing else, you should thank her for that.
2. Mothers are the emotional backbones of the family. They provide the holding place for everyone’s feelings and do their best to keep us from being hurt.
3. Who would kiss your boo-boos to make it all better if she weren’t around? Mothers have the magic touch (and kiss) to help us heal our wounds, physical and emotional.
4. Truly, our mothers worked hard and made sacrifices, so our lives would be better. There are not a lot of people willing to do that, so let her know you appreciate it.
5. Mothers are forgiving—so forgive her in return. Perhaps nothing will be as valuable a gift to both of you as forgiveness. Open your heart and drop your resentments. Now that’s love.
6. When you want to climb the tallest mountain, your mother will make your lunch for you. She is the one who will support your dreams when no one else will. She will also remind you to wear clean underwear.
7. Her boundaries made you a better person. You may not have liked some of her decisions, especially when you wanted to party with your friends, but she did keep you out of trouble. Look at some of your friends without a mom who has cared that much.
8. A mother’s ears and eyes hear and see everything. They also have a computer-like memory for all the good (and some of the bad) that came your way. It’s nice to have someone with whom you can reminisce about your whole life.
9. Mom taught you to be a functioning adult. That was her job, and without that, making it through the modern world would be very hard. Your mom may have forced you to do your homework, but now you see how important it was.
10. A mother’s smile, when it is directed toward you, makes your day a whole lot better. All she needs is to know that she has helped you to be and feel your best. Say thank you.

Make Mother’s Day special for her, and it will come back to you. There is something beyond words to express to the person who helped you to walk and talk, who gave you your first puppy, who helped you with school, and who gave you all the love she possibly could. Show her you care by acknowledging her value in your life. And if you don’t have your mom around, take someone who is like a mother to you out for brunch.

[Cueey Lewis And The News]

7 minutes ago, The Voice of Reason said:

Don’t be a tight arse

But my mother isn’t worth £45 with tip. 

[The Voice of Reason]

Just now, Cueey Lewis And The News said:

But my mother isn’t worth £45 with tip. 

Oh I’m not so sure about that.

[Cueey Lewis And The News]

6 minutes ago, The Voice of Reason said:

Oh I’m not so sure about that.

No it’s true she’s absolutely f/ing horrible. 

[quilp]

1 hour ago, Cueey Lewis And The News said:

... my mother isn’t worth £45 with tip. 

 

1 hour ago, Cueey Lewis And The News said:

... she’s absolutely f/ing horrible. 

How very open of you.

Lacking attention, perhaps? 

[Dirty Buggane]

Not worth the cost of a new spade and £45 on top 👹