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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 358703" data-attributes="member: 23">One of my favourite exchanges of recent episodes, with Rosemary Hunter at her most superior in that hotspot of Kings Oak drama... the motel foyer:Rosemary: &quot;I’ll be taking morning coffee in the alcove.&quot;Diane: &quot;I’ll send somebody over.&quot;Rosemary: &quot;And why can’t you serve me?&quot;Diane: &quot;Because I’m not a waitress. I manage the cold buffet in the dining room.&quot;Rosemary: &quot;Is your job definition quite so narrow, Mrs Parker? I thought you were here to serve. [she looks Diane up and down] Must be the uniform. Congratulations on your promotion. It’s really rather an honour having someone in the family who manages the cold buffet.&quot;Oh, and I&#039;ve looked up some key figures, adjusted for inflation.Chris&#039;s inheritance:<h3>£30,000 in 1979 is worth £194,194.84 today</h3>And Diane&#039;s share of it for marrying Chris:<h3>£5,000 in 1979 is worth £32,365.81 today</h3>He certainly did. And he was evidently perfectly (type)cast.He is a nice looking young man. Diane does rather well for herself, doesn&#039;t she?He&#039;s certainly very suave.Watching Xrds recently there&#039;s something about him that reminds me of Stefan Dennis from Neighbours (obviously in more recent years, not from back in his sprayed on jeans days).Absolutely. Some lovely location work. And Madame Edith from &#039;Allo &#039;Allo thrown in for good measure. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" />Thanks BF. I&#039;m enjoying watching.I like your Easter Nolly signature. Doris Luke chose an Easter card in an episode I&#039;ve watched over the weekend, so perhaps I&#039;ll get to see it soon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 358703, member: 23"] One of my favourite exchanges of recent episodes, with Rosemary Hunter at her most superior in that hotspot of Kings Oak drama... the motel foyer: Rosemary: "I’ll be taking morning coffee in the alcove." Diane: "I’ll send somebody over." Rosemary: "And why can’t [I][U]you[/U][/I] serve me?" Diane: "Because I’m not a waitress. I manage the cold buffet in the dining room." Rosemary: "Is your job definition quite so narrow, Mrs Parker? I thought you were here to serve. [she looks Diane up and down] Must be the uniform. Congratulations on your promotion. It’s really rather an honour having someone in the family who manages the cold buffet." Oh, and I've looked up some key figures, adjusted for inflation. Chris's inheritance: [HEADING=2]£30,000 in 1979 is worth £194,194.84 today[/HEADING] And Diane's share of it for marrying Chris: [HEADING=2]£5,000 in 1979 is worth £32,365.81 today[/HEADING] He certainly did. And he was evidently perfectly (type)cast. He is a nice looking young man. Diane does rather well for herself, doesn't she? He's certainly very suave. Watching [I]Xrds[/I] recently there's something about him that reminds me of Stefan Dennis from [I]Neighbours[/I] (obviously in more recent years, not from back in his sprayed on jeans days). Absolutely. Some lovely location work. And Madame Edith from[I] 'Allo 'Allo [/I]thrown in for good measure. :D Thanks BF. I'm enjoying watching. I like your Easter Nolly signature. Doris Luke chose an Easter card in an episode I've watched over the weekend, so perhaps I'll get to see it soon. [/QUOTE]

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