She asked me when I was going to move out and let my father's ex take the house. She did go but she might have physical force used against her if she comes back.
I think the 'queer' woman was very brave - or foolhardy - to confront Frank. It does seem very suspicious that four - four- old dears met their demise after crossing him. In their 80's they may have been, but four? That seems a little suspicious.
WhenI think you've hit the nail on the head. After my 'conversation' about colleges/universities on another thread I'm convinced Frank is more than one person and 'his' replies depend on whose turn it is. Consider the replies: the language,spelling and tone vary. Would a man who goes to a 'Bums and Tums' exercise class ever think of kicking someone in the rear? Better hang on to those thoughts or banishment may follow......
I don't care whether Frank's a wind-up merchant or not - I haven't laughed so much in ages as I have at the contents of his various threads today! Thanks, Frank!
I think you are a wind-up merchant, Frank! You never answer questions like does this banter amuse you, or respond in any way other than impersonal, and you will not be persuaded to stray from your party line. I picture you and one of your mates from the pub, eating your pork pies and swigging cider, egging each other on....'go on, say that! Tell 'em women are after your money.'
Congratulations for keeping it up for such a long time.
I find it highly suspicious that no less than 4 people who have been harassing Frank over his dad's "girl-friend's" claim (incidentally whatever age is this young strumpet?) have passed away over the last year. I wonder what DI Barnaby would make of that?
Definition of "assing away": when you get kicked up the backside so hard by Frank that you are projected outnof Earth's orbit. #impressedwithyourkickingskillsFrank!
The queer people who come to your door might well ask themselves than question about going to doors where they are not welcome. They must get a kick out of it....
Thank you for clearing that up Frank I was imagining all sorts of silly reasons why the club may have banned you.
Frank I wouldn't want to go to a club that did not make me welcome either. What would be the point? and why give them any of your London pension when they treat you like that?
I think you need to get a solicitor to write a strong letter to this lady who seems hell bent in blackening your good name.