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Every family has their black sheep, deserved or not. We're still not talking to an uncle who "borrowed" the capital from the family firm, causing it to collapse and leaving my dad out of work for 4 years in his mid 40s. Who aren't you talking to?

(, Fri 14 Jan 2005, 9:17)
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an old uncle
i had an old uncle who died a few years back in his 90's, he was a cracker. ooh where to start.
he was prodestant and married a catholic, was told by the priest that any child would have to be brought up catholic and so never had any children, when my mum asked my aunt ( who was a lovely person) why they never any sprogs she said she never had the option, reading between the line i assume the always used johnnies. he also advised mt father not to marry my mother cos of the cath/prod thing. my mother(catholic) ended up being the one who cooked , cleaned bed washed and all that jazz for him for the last few years of his life. He got a letter for a old dear who stayed in the flats upstairs from him by mistake, thats for that "BITCH" upstairs he said with a fair amount of venom. my mother enquired whys she a bitch and he had no answer cos he'd never met her , knew nothing about her etc etc he was just a twisted old git. he had a good word for nobody, he was illegitimate too in the days when it carried a social stigma and i think he carried a load of baggage about that.

apologies for distance
(, Wed 19 Jan 2005, 10:34, Reply)

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