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Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI
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wanderlust
gloswhite
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boltonbonce
y2johnny
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Reebok Trotter
okocha
Cajunboy
Sluffy
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Norpig
Natasha Whittam
karlypants
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122 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 14:07
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
I might drop dead. That would be a result.Natasha Whittam wrote:Delete the site, do us all a favour. It's only going to get worse as Boncey gets deeper into his retirement.
123 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 14:22
Sluffy
Admin
boltonbonce wrote:I might drop dead. That would be a result.Natasha Whittam wrote:Delete the site, do us all a favour. It's only going to get worse as Boncey gets deeper into his retirement.
No it wouldn't - and not something anyone should be joking about either as I actually knew a bloke who passed away the day after he retired.
124 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 15:00
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
I knew three. One went after 2 weeks,the other two lasted around eight months. Is it a coincidence? They all seemed to be getting along fine after retirement,and were enjoying,or so it seemed,a new lease of life.Sluffy wrote:boltonbonce wrote:I might drop dead. That would be a result.Natasha Whittam wrote:Delete the site, do us all a favour. It's only going to get worse as Boncey gets deeper into his retirement.
No it wouldn't - and not something anyone should be joking about either as I actually knew a bloke who passed away the day after he retired.
A couple of the marriages came under strain,but that's to be expected when two people are suddenly thrown together for much of the day.
Can't sat I'm going to worry about it though. What will be will be.
125 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 15:13
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
Many retirees are unaware of what a shock it is to suddenly be thrown into a way of life they really weren't prepared for. For many they think they're on the scrap heap, and of no use to anyone. Others go charging ahead with lots of plans, and in so doing missing the point of retirement. One thing I didn't get used to straight away, was suddenly becoming an official pensioner 
I made very few plans, just rolling along happily. I refused to act as my grandsons babysitter during the week, and bit by bit did what I wanted to do, even to the point where I had a job last summer delivering new cars all over the country. I'm starting another one soon, back at the old place I worked, but in a very different role. I worked, and will be working part time, (zero hours), so will come and go as I like.
The point I'm making is that were all different, but we all have to understand that we need to take some 'me time', until we know what we want to do.
I made very few plans, just rolling along happily. I refused to act as my grandsons babysitter during the week, and bit by bit did what I wanted to do, even to the point where I had a job last summer delivering new cars all over the country. I'm starting another one soon, back at the old place I worked, but in a very different role. I worked, and will be working part time, (zero hours), so will come and go as I like.The point I'm making is that were all different, but we all have to understand that we need to take some 'me time', until we know what we want to do.
126 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 15:19
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Exactly. At the moment I'm simply enjoying the fact that I can lie in bed for a little longer than usual.gloswhite wrote:Many retirees are unaware of what a shock it is to suddenly be thrown into a way of life they really weren't prepared for. For many they think they're on the scrap heap, and of no use to anyone. Others go charging ahead with lots of plans, and in so doing missing the point of retirement. One thing I didn't get used to straight away, was suddenly becoming an official pensioner
The point I'm making is that were all different, but we all have to understand that we need to take some 'me time', until we know what we want to do.
Some people think themselves old,I've seen it happen.
In my head I'm 12. That'll do for me. Bring on the Summer.
127 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 15:32
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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Wow! I completely agree and something that shouldn't be joked about.Sluffy wrote:boltonbonce wrote:I might drop dead. That would be a result.Natasha Whittam wrote:Delete the site, do us all a favour. It's only going to get worse as Boncey gets deeper into his retirement.
No it wouldn't - and not something anyone should be joking about either as I actually knew a bloke who passed away the day after he retired.
Life is precious Boncey!
128 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 15:34
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Posts : 38153
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I wish you wouldn't keep deleting your account in a strop.y2johnny wrote:or we could just change my username to guest so when i delete my account in a strop again no one will notice
It gives me a real headache having to piss about renaming them!
129 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 15:47
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
karlypants wrote:Wow! I completely agree and something that shouldn't be joked about.Sluffy wrote:boltonbonce wrote:I might drop dead. That would be a result.Natasha Whittam wrote:Delete the site, do us all a favour. It's only going to get worse as Boncey gets deeper into his retirement.
No it wouldn't - and not something anyone should be joking about either as I actually knew a bloke who passed away the day after he retired.
Life is precious Boncey!
Kid: but mom I don’t want to see grandma Mom: shut up and keep digging
130 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 16:15
y2johnny
Tony Kelly
You didnt deliver a vauxhall mokka a couple of years ago on salford quays?gloswhite wrote:Many retirees are unaware of what a shock it is to suddenly be thrown into a way of life they really weren't prepared for. For many they think they're on the scrap heap, and of no use to anyone. Others go charging ahead with lots of plans, and in so doing missing the point of retirement. One thing I didn't get used to straight away, was suddenly becoming an official pensioner
The point I'm making is that were all different, but we all have to understand that we need to take some 'me time', until we know what we want to do.
131 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 16:26
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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I was going to say that I would actually miss your enjoyment on here.boltonbonce wrote:karlypants wrote:Wow! I completely agree and something that shouldn't be joked about.Sluffy wrote:boltonbonce wrote:I might drop dead. That would be a result.Natasha Whittam wrote:Delete the site, do us all a favour. It's only going to get worse as Boncey gets deeper into his retirement.
No it wouldn't - and not something anyone should be joking about either as I actually knew a bloke who passed away the day after he retired.
Life is precious Boncey!
Kid: but mom I don’t want to see grandma Mom: shut up and keep digging
132 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 16:28
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
I'm worried about my tattoo KP. I'm bound to faint,and end up you know where.
133 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 16:51
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
No mate. Only delivered good cars. Beamers, Mercs, Volvos, Mazdas,y2johnny wrote:You didnt deliver a vauxhall mokka a couple of years ago on salford quays?gloswhite wrote:Many retirees are unaware of what a shock it is to suddenly be thrown into a way of life they really weren't prepared for. For many they think they're on the scrap heap, and of no use to anyone. Others go charging ahead with lots of plans, and in so doing missing the point of retirement. One thing I didn't get used to straight away, was suddenly becoming an official pensioner
The point I'm making is that were all different, but we all have to understand that we need to take some 'me time', until we know what we want to do.
not to mention bloody big white vans, Boxers, etc.Good fun, and the vans were the best to drive as well.
134 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 17:53
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
boltonbonce wrote:A couple of the marriages came under strain,but that's to be expected when two people are suddenly thrown together for much of the day.
How does Breadman feel about you being around all day?
135 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Wed Feb 07 2018, 17:56
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
He's in Spain.Natasha Whittam wrote:boltonbonce wrote:A couple of the marriages came under strain,but that's to be expected when two people are suddenly thrown together for much of the day.
How does Breadman feel about you being around all day?
138 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Thu Feb 08 2018, 14:18
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Do any of you oldies remember Mantunna Tea? Very popular brand when I was a lad in Farnworth.
Don't see it now.
Don't see it now.
139 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Thu Feb 08 2018, 14:35
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
Never heard of it. Must mean I'm still a youngsterboltonbonce wrote:Do any of you oldies remember Mantunna Tea? Very popular brand when I was a lad in Farnworth.
Don't see it now.
140 Re: Bonce's own personal thread. Volume VI Thu Feb 08 2018, 14:46
Sluffy
Admin
boltonbonce wrote:Do any of you oldies remember Mantunna Tea? Very popular brand when I was a lad in Farnworth.
Don't see it now.
Yes I remember the name but we always drank PG Tips at our house.
You can still buy it on Amazon apparently.
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