Info needed

[Welton Toffee]

Lads, he was just asking for help, be nice!

 

[Goat]

Well I doubt the hotel will give him any details, the only thing is to try and remeber the second name and then somebody could rind direct enquires for him.

But if it ends in a bloodbath, dont say I didnt warn you.

 

[Azzbot]

Well I doubt the hotel will give him any details, the only thing is to try and remeber the second name and then somebody could rind direct enquires for him.

But if it ends in a bloodbath, dont say I didnt warn you.

The latter is possible.

"So I married an axe murderer"

Sorry. Brain storm for a second name. :huh:

 

[chicoazul]

Well I doubt the hotel will give him any details, the only thing is to try and remeber the second name and then somebody could rind direct enquires for him. But if it ends in a bloodbath, dont say I didnt warn you.

Posted via Mobile Device
The hotel defo wouldn't give him the details but they usually retain details of your home address or email address in case something arises after your departure or for future marketing. So they might be willing to contact them on your behalf.
The best way would be to find a tired looking underpaid receptionist and slip then a crisply folded twenty dollar bill.
Works in the movies like.

 

[Dutch Toffee]

I love GOT.

Hope you'll be able to track them down, sloyne.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

did they say "pop in anytime you're passing" ? cos thats just the polite english way, the address will be that of someone they dont like, that or they will be praying that "that guy from the game in canada, you know the one with the halitosis who was sat next to you, yeeeeeeeeesssssss he put you off your hotdog with his breath, thats the one" doesn't turn up, they'll have dye'd their hair and got glasses and everything, just in case.

only kidding, did you give them your address ?
maybe they will contact you.
did you call their mobile at all during your aquaintance ? if so the number will be on your bill.
you could always contact the guy who gave you the tickets, if they are well known faces then maybe the club will contact them for you, email a pic if poss to help track them down.

bluekipper usually has pics from various sojourns, if you can spot them on any, it could be a start.

btw if you contact the club, dont forget to give them any possible details you know about "how to offend the inuit" as we are looking for a bit more publicity in north america.

anyone remember that program......HOW, with fred dineage, bit dodgy on the pc front that one.
didnt even realise there was a how 2, but a bit of totty presenting........carol vorderman, gail mckenna, i would love to stand with them flanking me, sideways on, trapped in both cleavages with their nips touching.

that gaz topp is a pure belter though.


anyway back on track, hope you find them and i've jogged your memory that you did indeed speak on the phurn.

 

[sloyne]

Posted via Mobile Device
Tim Horton's coffee is superb mate, as is the Boston Mapel Syrup doughnut.
A real credit to the country, better than Moose I reckon.

Are you a Manc and are you talking about 'Moosehead' beer? I also think you mean Boston Cream and Maple dipped donuts (two different products.) Tim's coffee is [Poor language removed] compared to Country Style's coffee, in my opinion.

PS: What is a credit to the country is the fact that all the restaurants are clean, sanitary and all have toilets with hot and cold water, soap and towels and seats and doors on the toilets.

 

[sloyne]

The best way would be to find a tired looking underpaid receptionist and slip then a crisply folded twenty dollar bill.
Works in the movies like.

But, alas, only in the U.S.

 

[chicoazul]

Are you a Manc and are you talking about 'Moosehead' beer? I also think you mean Boston Cream and Maple dipped donuts (two different products.) Tim's coffee is [Poor language removed] compared to Country Style's coffee, in my opinion. PS: What is a credit to the country is the fact that all the restaurants are clean, sanitary and all have toilets with hot and cold water, soap and towels and seats and doors on the toilets.

Posted via Mobile Device
Theres defo a Boston Cream option, dipped in Maple Syrup.
And I was talking about Moose, as in the animal.
Raccoons are f*cking massive though, mad them.

 

[chicoazul]

But, alas, only in the U.S.

Posted via Mobile Device
Isn't Canada part of the US, like a huge Hawaii or something?

 

[sloyne]

did they say "pop in anytime you're passing"

No, and the offer would have been, gratefully, refused. I have a massive family in Liverpool and if I ever needed a place to lay my head, other than with family, one of my close relatives even owns hotels in Liverpool. I could stay in one downtown or even in one in Sevvy Park. No sirree bob, I'm not looking for a handout of any sort.

 

[sloyne]

Posted via Mobile Device
Isn't Canada part of the US, like a huge Hawaii or something?

Feels like it sometimes but without the palm trees, whales, volcanoes, macadamia nuts, mahi mahi, Banzai pipeline, Waimea Beach, Chinamans Hat, Hanauma Bay, Kona, Hilo, Nawiliwili, Ala Moana et al, ad nauseum.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

my sis in law thought canada was , "somewhere near paris" as she'd heard the term french canadian, as she left for that 1st day at work in a travel agents in the conny after leaving school, i just couldnt bring myself to tell her and instead asked her to look for a deal for me, "just get the french brochure out and casually ask if anyone knows which page canada is on"

i would though, seriously i really would.

 

[sloyne]

Posted via Mobile Device
Theres defo a Boston Cream option, dipped in Maple Syrup.
And I was talking about Moose, as in the animal.
Raccoons are f*cking massive though, mad them.

They say a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

unfortunately , she wouldnt.