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Post by Nick on Feb 21, 2007 19:43:50 GMT
Well I wouldn't pay 150,000 pounds..daughter or no daughter...she does nothing to help the situation and is totally selfish
And Ken hasn't lived in that house all his life..he lived at number 3 till he married Valerie in 1962
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Post by RitaLittlewood on Feb 21, 2007 20:02:37 GMT
The writers know nowt.
Patsy
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Post by sallywebster on Feb 21, 2007 20:08:38 GMT
Well I wouldn't pay 150,000 pounds..daughter or no daughter...she does nothing to help the situation and is totally selfish And Ken hasn't lived in that house all his life..he lived at number 3 till he married Valerie in 1962 Havent seen tonights yet as I came home half way through it. But yes he also lived at Number 9 and Number 11 not to mention the flat where Val was killed. Patsy is right - they know nowt!  |
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Post by pearly queen on Feb 21, 2007 21:31:01 GMT
Well I wouldn't pay 150,000 pounds..daughter or no daughter...she does nothing to help the situation and is totally selfish Absolutely, Nick. Why should Deirdre and Ken risk their house and pension? Why doesn't Tracy just sell Amy to the Croppers? LOL! |
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Post by Nick on Feb 21, 2007 21:45:00 GMT
Thats right he lived at number 11 between 1974 and 1976 when he was married to Janet he rented the house off Elsie while she had gone to live in Newcastle with Alan..I remember when she came back and told Ken she would want her house back
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Post by sallywebster on Feb 21, 2007 23:33:43 GMT
He also lived in the flat above the Corner Shop after his split with Deirdre.
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Post by sootycat on Feb 22, 2007 12:09:46 GMT
I loved the way Tracy removed her gum and stuck to the wall above Davids head...........Just before she snogged him. Yuk.
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Post by BillyNiblick on Feb 22, 2007 12:16:06 GMT
Well I wouldn't pay 150,000 pounds..daughter or no daughter...she does nothing to help the situation and is totally selfish You do have to feel a bit sorry for Ken. It's as if he sort of suspects that Tracy is actually a cold-hearted perpetrator of a pre-meditated murder (and not the desperate abused victim she has set herself up as) who really isn't worth wasting his life savings on because of a whim she has had to change her lawyer - but daren't say so. He's in the impossible position of having to offer unconditional support for Tracy because it's the "done" thing, and because he knows that Dreary would never speak to him again if he doesn't stump up for her beloved daughter. Personally, I think he should put his foot down. |
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Post by BillyNiblick on Feb 22, 2007 12:19:06 GMT
I loved the way Tracy removed her gum and stuck to the wall above Davids head...........Just before she snogged him. Yuk. Yes, touch of class. Clearly though, she's even planning to cheat David out of his nooky. You'll get a proper shag after I walk free from court - yeah, RIGHT. Don't fall for it, David. |
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Post by RitaLittlewood on Feb 22, 2007 12:57:44 GMT
Where did Deirdre manage to get the money for a pension? If it's a private one it'll be worth all of 75p today.
Patsy
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Post by Nick on Feb 22, 2007 16:19:58 GMT
Well I wouldn't pay 150,000 pounds..daughter or no daughter...she does nothing to help the situation and is totally selfish You do have to feel a bit sorry for Ken. It's as if he sort of suspects that Tracy is actually a cold-hearted perpetrator of a pre-meditated murder (and not the desperate abused victim she has set herself up as) who really isn't worth wasting his life savings on because of a whim she has had to change her lawyer - but daren't say so. He's in the impossible position of having to offer unconditional support for Tracy because it's the "done" thing, and because he knows that Dreary would never speak to him again if he doesn't stump up for her beloved daughter. Personally, I think he should put his foot down. I agree Billy..Ken is stuck between the devil and the deep blue sea |
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Post by valda on Feb 22, 2007 21:21:47 GMT
now thats no way to talk about Deirdre and Blanche, poor Ken I feel sorry for him lol |
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Post by RitaLittlewood on Feb 22, 2007 22:17:22 GMT
LOL!
Patsy
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Post by Deleted on Feb 23, 2007 7:26:30 GMT
I agree - Ken is in an awful situation, and I think Deirdre and Blanche have got a flaming cheek making him out to be the 'bad guy' for even considering not putting up the money. They've all been sponging off him for far too long, and taking advantage of him in any way they can, particularly Blanche and Tracy.
That said, he's too soft for his own good, and unfortunately I think it's too late for him to start putting his foot down.
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Post by RitaLittlewood on Feb 23, 2007 17:09:39 GMT
Blanche taking advantage of Ken? Now there's a horrible image.  Patsy |
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Post by Nick on Feb 23, 2007 18:13:07 GMT
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Post by RitaLittlewood on Feb 23, 2007 18:29:01 GMT
At least she's the right age. LOL!
Patsy
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Post by valda on Feb 23, 2007 22:10:49 GMT
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Post by RitaLittlewood on Feb 23, 2007 22:12:58 GMT
Since when would that stop him? She's a woman, isn't she? Okay she used to be before turning into a dragon.
Patsy
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Post by valda on Feb 24, 2007 9:52:12 GMT
true Patsy true lol Ken and the Dragon lady ? now that would be a new one ;P lol
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Post by Nick on Feb 24, 2007 11:57:53 GMT
I remember Blanche being quite a fine figure of a woman in her younger days
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Post by sallywebster on Feb 24, 2007 13:03:38 GMT
LOL! Yes all the men were after her. Annie Walker did not approve!
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Post by RitaLittlewood on Feb 24, 2007 15:14:57 GMT
Annie was jealous.
Patsy
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Post by sallywebster on Feb 24, 2007 17:18:33 GMT
Looked down her nose more like being Blanche was common!
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Post by pearly queen on Feb 24, 2007 19:57:52 GMT
Blanche has always struck me as a 'You've made your bed, so lie in it' type merchant, and I would have thought she'd employ the same philosophy with Tracy who persisted in living with the local bully, despite everyone's warnings, then she wound up 'defending herself' and killing him. If it was anyone else in that position Blanche would say 'tough'.
She also has a fascination with Deirdre's prison experience which I find slightly sinister. It doesn't look like Blanche cares much about justice - more about whether Tracy will follow in her mother's footsteps, and or provide entertainment for Blanche and all the other tricoteuses at the Weatherfield Court.
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