Recognising other Gransnetters

N Somerset!

North Hampshire, here's hoping, although I think you may be further north?

Where are you?

Meant that post for Jeni. Must be the effect of . I'm not working tomorrow so am taking advantage of that.

Judging by your picture, you are my sort of woman especially as you are clutching a glass. I like classical music, Bones and NCIS too.

Goodnight, jeni!

Fine!
Geraldine! Are you listening?
Goodnight?

Good idea, Grannylin! After all, jeni a diamond necklace might look a bit ostentatious in Tesco Sainsbury's. A badge thing would be more discreet...(still diamond-encrusted, of course!).

With diamonds?

They could give us a badge/ pin thing.

Yesssss....!

Suppose so
Back to the free necklaces

I'm not going round in a pinny! Got to keep some standards, jeni!
The trouble with funny handshakes is that if you started chatting to someone in the supermarket who you suspected might be a GNer, it would be a bit odd to offer to shake their hand, mid-conversation...

A funny handshake or a pinny!
I prefer a diamond necklace (free)

glass -

Perhaps there should be a GN greeting which you could say when you see a potential GN who, if they were a GN, would then reply with a GN response!

Perhaps a new thread is needed to think of a greeting and rsponse!

butter my middle name is gypsy rose glass

Particularly down the union bar on a sat night! ( hold him down,you Zulu warrior etc)

Once a medical student always a medical student! I seem to remember that they were the most rambunctious bunch in the whole university in my day. Don't think they ever quite grow up.

jeni!

Oh?

BUT...we won't adopt that habit as a way of recognising each other!

It's a good one '-and learn how to spit!'

"When I'm an old woman I shall wear purple with a red hat that doesn't go and doesn't suit, and I shall spend my pension on brandy and summer gloves and satin sandals and say we have no money for butter..." I just love this poem by Jenny Joseph!

Failing that, we could always design a subtle tattoo - on the wrist perhaps?