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I can't put this anywhere else... Members may see It.

I really don't know whether to laugh or wring his neck.

So, Thursday night, the Party had a Committee meeting and my husband who Is not as Involved as everyone else got roped In, against his will, to take the minutes.

There was actually a lot to discuss .... all to do with supporting or not supporting a Key figure In calling for an Extraordinary General Meeting with the Chairman.. but I digress.

So the Committee meeting starts and I remind my husband he must note who said what and who voted for what or not as the case may be.

The last notes he took when he got roped In, he did In fact do a Sterling Job and I had every confidence In him doing the same. I felt safe he was taking notes as we talked for 3 hours.... he seemed to be writing something down.

Today, I get his notes out In order to type up the Minutes to e mail to Committee members and what do I find? Detailed notes of who suggested what and what was decided? No

His notes consisted only of :

" Piffle and waffle"

" More Piffle and waffle".

" Some bloke I don't know waffled for half an hour" I don't know what the **** he's talking about.

" More Waffle and Piffle "

" Still don't know what they're talking about"

" More waffle and piffle"

" I really want to go home "

" More Piffle and waffle"

" Thank God that's over".

He's sacked !!!!!!
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I have every confidence that Peter's is the correct assessment. ;-)
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I am getting to like him.
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His explanation Is that he didn't have a clue what we were talking about because It was Internal stuff and not Party Policy as It was last time.

He said he couldn't remember the names of the Committee members to note who said what.

He didn't understand It all so he claims he did the best he could...

Thankfully, I have a good memory and can remember who said what.

You gotta laugh though.
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Oscar Namechange;1464992 wrote: I can't put this anywhere else... Members may see It.

I really don't know whether to laugh or wring his neck.

So, Thursday night, the Party had a Committee meeting and my husband who Is not as Involved as everyone else got roped In, against his will, to take the minutes.

There was actually a lot to discuss .... all to do with supporting or not supporting a Key figure In calling for an Extraordinary General Meeting with the Chairman.. but I digress.

So the Committee meeting starts and I remind my husband he must note who said what and who voted for what or not as the case may be.

The last notes he took when he got roped In, he did In fact do a Sterling Job and I had every confidence In him doing the same. I felt safe he was taking notes as we talked for 3 hours.... he seemed to be writing something down.

Today, I get his notes out In order to type up the Minutes to e mail to Committee members and what do I find? Detailed notes of who suggested what and what was decided? No

His notes consisted only of :

" Piffle and waffle"

" More Piffle and waffle".

" Some bloke I don't know waffled for half an hour" I don't know what the **** he's talking about.

" More Waffle and Piffle "

" Still don't know what they're talking about"

" More waffle and piffle"

" I really want to go home "

" More Piffle and waffle"

" Thank God that's over".

He's sacked !!!!!!


Truth be told, that could sum up a lot of committee meetings.
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I suspect his plan worked, will he be doing it next meeting?
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Bruv;1465015 wrote: I suspect his plan worked, will he be doing it next meeting? Absolutely.... that's the best punishment I can find.
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Oscar Namechange;1465019 wrote: Absolutely.... that's the best punishment I can find.


Masochist....................obviously
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He should be promoted for his undoubted accuracy in keeping records.
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I'm dreading November... I have to take minutes at a General meeting where most of the talking will be done by the Chairman. No disrespect to anyone living In Newcastle, but I can't understand a bloody word he says.
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I hate taking minutes. I get too caught up in the topic of the meeting.
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Well this one Is going to be good... without giving anything away... It's going to be the Mother of all showdowns between the Chairman and The President.... wonder If they'll give me an Interpreter.
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Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight!
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FourPart;1465045 wrote: Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! It's highly possible.... I'm not missing this for the world... It's on my birthday as well.
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Oscar Namechange;1465037 wrote: No disrespect to anyone living In Newcastle, but I can't understand a bloody word he says.


I don't think anyone cares.....................no really.
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Bruv;1465048 wrote: I don't think anyone cares.....................no really.
Thank you for taking the time out to log on and go to all the trouble of writing a post just to tell me you don't care.
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Oscar Namechange;1465053 wrote: Thank you for taking the time out to log on and go to all the trouble of writing a post just to tell me you don't care.


Not a problem......but again you read what you wanted to read.........I clearly said "I don't think anyone cares".......because It is not just about me.

Have a nice day.....(sorry that just slipped out)
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Bruv;1465056 wrote: Not a problem......but again you read what you wanted to read.........I clearly said "I don't think anyone cares".......because It is not just about me.

Have a nice day.....(sorry that just slipped out)
You went to all that trouble to post again.

Me thinks the lady doth protest too much
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Oscar Namechange;1465059 wrote: You went to all that trouble to post again.

Me thinks the lady doth protest too much


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Bruv;1465060 wrote: Who's da Lady?
And who doth protest?
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Oscar Namechange;1465063 wrote: And who doth protest?


By Post count?

I never take any notice.
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Thank you for checking In again only I've lost the will to live now.
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Oscar Namechange;1465065 wrote: Thank you for checking In again only I've lost the will to live now.


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Bruv;1465071 wrote: Then my living has not been in vain. So, you finally admit you are just trolling ?
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Oscar Namechange;1465089 wrote: So, you finally admit you are just trolling ?


Joshing might be a better word......but if you prefer to overstate......go ahead.



(This is a comical thread is it not?)
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Bruv;1465097 wrote: Joshing might be a better word......) You think ?
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