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No..no..no..Mersey you wee nickum ;-) :-D..hehe

I likes you too Emms :-D :-D ;-)

Like ;-) :-D

There are some fabulousous words to be found on the threads .... :-D

I found the word on this very site Neil. There's has been a lot of words I had never heard of before as you will see for yourself ;-) :-D :-D

@Barbsinglos is a banter loonie a Gloster type local dialect word?

New one on me

N :-S

My big fat fingers on my pad,i MEANT that to be the one next door wiv allt he teef

This one: :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D

No sad faces allowed Neil otherwise you will get the waggy fingers :-D :-D

Awwwww thanks Auntie Bard, but do I have to share ;-)

Thanks Mersey, sorted. I'll try and find a better avatar in the next day or two but this seemed appropriate for now :-(

I got you two packs poppet cuz I know how you like to share and with another banter loonie on board it's just as well I did ;-) :-D

Auntie Barb did you get me a packet of teacakes ?? ;-)

Barbs <3 :-)

Yes Mersey all done. I usually do it on weds but am out with my bro again tomorrow and last Fri I was out 6 hours there and back. Too much for me to do in one day.

Sorry Emma I got mixed up. Glad to hear Leo is doing ok now. :-D :-D

Thats too complicated for this thread LOL :-D :-D ;-)

Since this is, at least theoretically, a family history site, you folks might be interested in the following just collect from the National Archives group:

This is a notice from the group 'All users of the National Archive materials':

"As laptops, tablets, smart phones and e-readers increase in popularity, more and more people are bringing such ‘mobile devices’ with them when they visit archives. As a result, visitors behaviors are beginning to change. For example, a visitor who may have, in the past, printed out pages from an archives website to bring with them on their visit, may now bookmark pages on the website and bring the device itself with them.

In response to this, we have been looking at ways to make our services more compatible with mobile devices. We appreciate that many of our online users do not visit us in person, or only do so rarely. However, many visit other archives or similar organisations. We’d be interested to find out from you:

• Which (if any) mobile devices you own, which of these you bring with you when visiting archives and how you use them at archives

• Which (if any) pieces of software or apps you use to help you with your research when visiting archives or doing your research

• What your expectations are with regards to using your mobile devices when you visit archives and what changes we could make to help with this

Get involved in the conversation by logging in to the community. "


To view this group log in and follow the link below:
https://community.nationalarchives.gov.uk/groups/all-users/

Neil did I not teach you anything pmsl :-D :-D

I've got the emoticons thing. But how do I change my picture? :-S :-D :-D :-(

Auntie Barb did you go to Sainsburys??? :-D

Never heard of that cure for corns..
must google that :-)

Leo <3 <3 <3 Emmms <3 <3 <3