Old Hack retrospective

[Old Greg]

I think my favourite moment was his repeated inability to understand a simple Aus$ / £ currency conversion.

But it's a shame because it seemed as if he was mellowing out somewhat.

Any particularly cherished memories?

[MaryPoppins]

I'm going to really miss the flirting.

[amcdonald]

Whose sockie was he anyway ?

[AtW]

Any particularly cherished memories?

Merc related discussion with the other chap was amusing...

[NotAllThere]

Whose sockie was he anyway ?

The same person who owns this one, I guess. http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ml#post1814458

I thought he was OK, could be quite argumentative sometimes and took things a bit far sometimes but I am a lot like that too. It was nice to have someone on here with a bit a character.

He gave me a lot of useful advice on a bike (bought one off his recommendation and love it), and I am interested in how he gets on with his farm as it is something I would like to do one day.

[Old Greg]

I'm going to really miss the flirting.

I guess that's you back to shouting at the mirror.

[AtW]

Whose sockie was he anyway ?

We will NEVER EVER know that now

[AtW]

I'm going to really miss the flirting.

You will just have learn how to flirt with RedSauce now my dear.

[MyUserName]

Whose sockie was he anyway ?

d000hg's?

[mudskipper]

The same person who owns this one, I guess. http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ml#post1814458

Don't think so - RedSauce came to the last London do, and was just a slip of a boy. Old Hack appeared to be a more mature (in terms of years) gentleman.