Ryan's back

96terrano · 25-08-2013, 16:46

yes guys, i'm back from a truly shitty crappy horrid weekend seeing my grandad....who now officially hates me

i genuinely missed you all

i'll explain, basically my phone stopped working, screen again, also the gears went on my bike, so i had genuinely nothing to do, exept listen to music in the car, taken dad's laptop, but grandad wouldn't let my plug it in

so went out on my bike, got shouted at be everyone as i was cycling on the road....do bikes go on path???dont think so

, bloody old people

so just ended up yelling at everyone in a heavy Scottish accent i do when i'm angry and using hand signals if you know what i mean

dad came down on Saturday in his MX5, Friday night i slept on the bed in the spare room....think it was made out of bricks

as i said, dad came down, which was pretty cool, grandad said to me as a joke, 'so boy, u got yourself a woman yet, i said no, as i'm not mentioning Zenka as he hates Polish people, doesnt like them coming to this country

rasism if you ask me!

, anyways, after i said 'no', dad said, 'what about that Polish lass Zenka'

i thought AGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!! SH1T!!!!

dad didnt know about grandad's views so wasn't his fault to be fair.......now grandad wont speak to me nor accept me in the house without giving me crap or a frosty reception....their on i inhabited the Meriva, even slept in it last night

anyways, we left grandad's at 12PM, dad left earlier

so happy to be home, Layburn is such a boring dull place, and i rally missed you all and Zenka too, couldn't even phone her as my phone is buggered and i don't know her number to phone with mum's phone,

but she's with me now

, as we picked her up on the way home, never been so happy do see her, finally someone who's not family and is fun lol

it's nice to be home with my stuff and friends again, only way i can describe my grandad's is 'sole destroying' i'm never going again that's for sure, if i ever did it would be when i'm driving and i'd take either Jack or Zenka, my best friends, as it wouldnt be to layburn

(RIP) rustygates · 25-08-2013, 17:18

Sorry i did not go well but to Cheer you up we all missed you,and i'm sure everyone will agree(i hope) otherwise i might be in trouble.Ha Ha.

rustygates.

96terrano · 25-08-2013, 17:28

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Originally Posted by rustygates

Sorry i did not go well but to Cheer you up we all missed you,and i'm sure everyone will agree(i hope) otherwise i might be in trouble.Ha Ha.

rustygates.

haha, aye, happy to be home

macabethiel · 25-08-2013, 17:49

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Originally Posted by 96terrano

as i said, dad came down, which was pretty cool, grandad said to me as a joke, 'so boy, u got yourself a woman yet, i said no, as i'm not mentioning Zenka as he hates Polish people, doesnt like them coming to this country

rasism if you ask me!

, anyways, after i said 'no', dad said, 'what about that Polish lass Zenka'

i thought AGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!! SH1T!!!!

dad didnt know about grandad's views so wasn't his fault to be fair

I am quite surprised at your Grandad's attitude towards Polish people what short memories people have.

During the second world war the Polish People fought on our side in the UK in all three services and in Russia against the Germans with a very small number who were conscripted into the German Army when Poland was Annexed .

They lost more Soldiers fighting for the Allied Forces as a proportion of their population than any other nation on the Allied side. A lifelong friend of my late mothers was a Polish POW who remained in the UK after the war and became a Farmer and Station Master at Leek. He worked right up until his 80's and died a couple of years ago. He never claimed benefit in his life and all his Sons are hard working Brits.

larson · 25-08-2013, 17:53

some of the old people are like that imo alf garnets of the world

i suppose as each generation is born and grow older making room for the next genaration it will be less so

96terrano · 25-08-2013, 17:57

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Originally Posted by macabethiel

I am quite surprised at your Grandad's attitude towards Polish people what short memories people have.

During the second world war the Polish People fought on our side in the UK in all three services and in Russia against the Germans with a very small number who were conscripted into the German Army when Poland was Annexed .

They lost more Soldiers fighting for the Allied Forces as a proportion of their population than any other nation on the Allied side. A lifelong friend of my late mothers was a Polish POW who remained in the UK after the war and became a Farmer and Station Master at Leek. He worked right up until his 80's and died a couple of years ago. He never claimed benefit in his life and all his Sons are hard working Brits.

indeed, i love the Polish, always very friendly, had a few polish friends at school, my biology teacher was even polish......one of the best, kind, and helpful teachers i've ever had.....so much so, i used to stay on until 5:30PM every Friday to help her tidy up and prepare for Monday, going to contact her and see if she remembers me

96terrano · 25-08-2013, 18:06

think i annoyed him more when i turned up the radio, bear in mind zenka lent me some CDs by polish artists

anyways, got a few pics to upload

rustic · 25-08-2013, 18:10

Can I assume it is your grandad from your Mum's side

I am soon to be a Grandad for the first time... about 4 weeks, and if I were to treat my grandchild like that...

If he doesn't like the Polish, then what year was he born, ie was he involved in the last War, or is he younger than that?
Is he in his 70's or 80's?

Anyway...
On more important matters, welcome back.

Rustic

96terrano · 25-08-2013, 18:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by rustic

Can I assume it is your grandad from your Mum's side

I am soon to be a Grandad for the first time... about 4 weeks, and if I were to treat my grandchild like that...

If he doesn't like the Polish, then what year was he born, ie was he involved in the last War, or is he younger than that?
Is he in his 70's or 80's?

Anyway...
On more important matters, welcome back.

Rustic

he's on my mum's side, in his 80s i think....quite well off and high clas, makes my feel like a peasant

zippy656 · 25-08-2013, 18:55

always good to get home after time away

96terrano · 25-08-2013, 18:58

pics time!

dad came to visit, sorry if pics are crap, had to use mum's camera as phone failed again :-/

Mr. Moo cow...

ended up livving in mum's car as it was the only place i was able to listen to music lol

best things in life, pizza and Dire Straits!

i did try guys!!

tunes!!!!

yes, this was actually my bed!

on the road home

25-08-2013, 16:46	#1
96terrano Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland Vehicle: Nissan Terrano 2.7TD LWB Posts: 8,024	Ryan's back yes guys, i'm back from a truly shitty crappy horrid weekend seeing my grandad....who now officially hates me i genuinely missed you all i'll explain, basically my phone stopped working, screen again, also the gears went on my bike, so i had genuinely nothing to do, exept listen to music in the car, taken dad's laptop, but grandad wouldn't let my plug it in so went out on my bike, got shouted at be everyone as i was cycling on the road....do bikes go on path???dont think so, bloody old people so just ended up yelling at everyone in a heavy Scottish accent i do when i'm angry and using hand signals if you know what i mean dad came down on Saturday in his MX5, Friday night i slept on the bed in the spare room....think it was made out of bricks as i said, dad came down, which was pretty cool, grandad said to me as a joke, 'so boy, u got yourself a woman yet, i said no, as i'm not mentioning Zenka as he hates Polish people, doesnt like them coming to this country rasism if you ask me!, anyways, after i said 'no', dad said, 'what about that Polish lass Zenka' i thought AGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!! SH1T!!!! dad didnt know about grandad's views so wasn't his fault to be fair.......now grandad wont speak to me nor accept me in the house without giving me crap or a frosty reception....their on i inhabited the Meriva, even slept in it last night anyways, we left grandad's at 12PM, dad left earlier so happy to be home, Layburn is such a boring dull place, and i rally missed you all and Zenka too, couldn't even phone her as my phone is buggered and i don't know her number to phone with mum's phone, but she's with me now, as we picked her up on the way home, never been so happy do see her, finally someone who's not family and is fun lol it's nice to be home with my stuff and friends again, only way i can describe my grandad's is 'sole destroying' i'm never going again that's for sure, if i ever did it would be when i'm driving and i'd take either Jack or Zenka, my best friends, as it wouldnt be to layburn

25-08-2013, 17:18	#2
(RIP) rustygates Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: N wales Vehicle: 1997 swb + 2003 swb tdi Posts: 672	Sorry i did not go well but to Cheer you up we all missed you,and i'm sure everyone will agree(i hope) otherwise i might be in trouble.Ha Ha. rustygates. __________________ 1997 Terrano 2.7tdi se red/silver swb. 130k . A-frame+spots, privacy glass, tyres 235-70rx15 BF Goodrich a/t ko pulling a 2005 Bailey vendee series5 with powrtouch mover. 2003 Terrano 2.7tdi se ruby red/silver 74k

25-08-2013, 18:10	#8
rustic Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Staffordshire Vehicle: Maverick Mk I 2.7 TD LWB Posts: 7,825	Can I assume it is your grandad from your Mum's side I am soon to be a Grandad for the first time... about 4 weeks, and if I were to treat my grandchild like that... If he doesn't like the Polish, then what year was he born, ie was he involved in the last War, or is he younger than that? Is he in his 70's or 80's? Anyway... On more important matters, welcome back. Rustic __________________ Ford Maverick GLX 1995 2.7TD LWB in illusion silver, 98k miles. Owned since new, for 22 years. Best car I have ever owned. Just wish I could drive it more.

25-08-2013, 17:53	#5
larson Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: moomin vally Posts: 1,138	some of the old people are like that imo alf garnets of the world i suppose as each generation is born and grow older making room for the next genaration it will be less so

25-08-2013, 18:06	#7
96terrano Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland Vehicle: Nissan Terrano 2.7TD LWB Posts: 8,024	think i annoyed him more when i turned up the radio, bear in mind zenka lent me some CDs by polish artists anyways, got a few pics to upload

25-08-2013, 18:55	#10
zippy656 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Devizes Wiltshire Vehicle: Nissan Note Ntec 1.5 Posts: 14,138	always good to get home after time away

25-08-2013, 18:58	#11
96terrano Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland Vehicle: Nissan Terrano 2.7TD LWB Posts: 8,024	pics time! dad came to visit, sorry if pics are crap, had to use mum's camera as phone failed again :-/ Mr. Moo cow... ended up livving in mum's car as it was the only place i was able to listen to music lol best things in life, pizza and Dire Straits! i did try guys!! tunes!!!! yes, this was actually my bed! on the road home