Coronation Street - Current Episode Discussion - V

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Originally Posted by Dennis tanner

Roy had said that he was playing chess and the rules were that you only had one minute to make your move. I don't see how he could work at the same time.

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If he is not busy cooking, no problem but might knock an Eccles cake off a plate being distracted .... but should not have allowed dogs into the cafe really, not seen a place where this is allowed for many years but I am prepared to be corrected on that.

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Originally Posted by Dennis tanner

Roy had said that he was playing chess and the rules were that you only had one minute to make your move. I don't see how he could work at the same time.

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Hence the phrase, "You can't have your Eccles Cake and eat it."

A long episode of Corrie tonight with no fast forwarding!

As Paul's solicitor, why hasn't Dee Dee advised him to apply for ESA, PIP and other disability and out-of-work benefits instead of talking about charities that could help?

Also, good to see the Weatherfield Health Service still outperforming the UK's NHS. GP one day, appointment with the specialist the next.

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Originally Posted by parkerman

A long episode of Corrie tonight with no fast forwarding!

As Paul's solicitor, why hasn't Dee Dee advised him to apply for ESA, PIP and other disability and out-of-work benefits instead of talking about charities that could help?

Also, good to see the Weatherfield Health Service still outperforming the UK's NHS. GP one day, appointment with the specialist the next.

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Will Dee Dee be sending him her bill or is she on No win, no fee ?

Roy needs to stop grovelling to Evelyn.

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Originally Posted by parkerman

A long episode of Corrie tonight with no fast forwarding!

As Paul's solicitor, why hasn't Dee Dee advised him to apply for ESA, PIP and other disability and out-of-work benefits instead of talking about charities that could help?

Also, good to see the Weatherfield Health Service still outperforming the UK's NHS. GP one day, appointment with the specialist the next.

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I don't think I have ever seen benefits being discussed in any soap apart from going to get dole money.

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Originally Posted by parkerman

As Paul's solicitor, why hasn't Dee Dee advised him to apply for ESA, PIP and other disability and out-of-work benefits instead of talking about charities that could help?

Also, good to see the Weatherfield Health Service still outperforming the UK's NHS. GP one day, appointment with the specialist the next.

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Maybe I'm mistaken but didn't Dee Dee come from a successful law firm in America - probably hasn't heard of benefits - How can she practice law here?

Weatherfield NHS is even quicker than BUPA and no waiting to see a GP. If it wasn't for all the murderers and drug dealers it would be the perfect place to live https://www.soapboards.co.uk/forums/...milies/lol.gif

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Originally Posted by alan45

Maybe I'm mistaken but didn't Dee Dee come from a successful law firm in America - probably hasn't heard of benefits - How can she practice law here?

Weatherfield NHS is even quicker than BUPA and no waiting to see a GP. If it wasn't for all the murderers and drug dealers it would be the perfect place to live https://www.soapboards.co.uk/forums/...milies/lol.gif

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Didn't Adam get his 'qualifications' somewhere abroad ?

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Originally Posted by Dennis tanner

Didn't Adam get his 'qualifications' somewhere abroad ?

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scotland?

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Originally Posted by Dennis tanner

Didn't Adam get his 'qualifications' somewhere abroad ?

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Canada

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Originally Posted by Perdita

Canada

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At least he practised there before returning to Weatherfield...