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JP Liz V1

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/coronation-street/a28643990/coronation-street-paul-foreman-historic-sex-abuse-storyline/

Paul was groomed and sexually abused by stepfather Kel when he was a teenager

Aaron 2.0 is copying Aaron 1.0 storylines I have to laughs he’s a clone lol

Jikashi

Toyah with her outrage towards lying. She's literally had at least one lie on the go at all times since she returned, between her secret relationship with Peter, the entire ridiculous baby saga with Eva, pretending to fall out with Imran so she could spy on Nick...

Ann22

Ann22 wrote: »

So Seb's mum (name I can't think of) is making furtive videos of an oblivious ranting Kevin and posting them on some sort of sneery social media page..and she's just after getting her job back there after months of pestering??? Stupid, stupid, stupid woman writers! So he will fire her again but they'll end up together.
Imran is scanning Claudia and tells do gooder Toyah and expects her to go along with it?? Has he the writing staff no brain?????

FYP

JP Liz V1

Jikashi wrote: »

Toyah with her outrage towards lying. She's literally had at least one lie on the go at all times since she returned, between her secret relationship with Peter, the entire ridiculous baby saga with Eva, pretending to fall out with Imran so she could spy on Nick...

I think Toyah and Nick will be in the sack together before the year ends

RobertKK

A £50 note, you would think it was like giving someone a €500 note...

laneykin

RobertKK wrote: »

A £50 note, you would think it was like giving someone a €500 note...

I was actually just coming on here to say the exact same thing! How ridiculous was that entire scene?! It was £50!

voldejoie

We laughed so much over the disbelief at seeing a £50 note I had tears streaming down my face! They way they go on about money is gas in general though :pac:

RobertKK

RobertKK wrote: »

A £50 note, you would think it was like giving someone a €500 note...

£50 notes are not as common in the uk as €50 notes are here. £20 is the most common.

Pamela Landy

Sean's haircut is a bit......

CollyFlower

RobertKK wrote: »

A £50 note, you would think it was like giving someone a €500 note...

That was mad... :


It would cost you over 50 for a round of drinks in Dublin...

casio4

not sure what happened in the end there? Gary found enough money in that safe to pay to rebuild the factory and what's the plan with your man?

magicray

I think I missed a bit, where did Gary get the key for the storage box - was it Kevins and is it Kevins money ?

Sparko

Why did Adam Barlow announce his name to Maria when he came in to the barbers? They've slept together, I reckon she recognised him!

freshpopcorn

Ken Barlow will celebrate his 80th Birthday in October.

Norris Cole

guest appearance and

Emily Bishop

will appear on a video message!

Babooshka

Seb is the crappest character and the dude who plays him is the crappest actor and he's a whiny little bitch. Just needed to get that out.

KevRossi

magicray wrote: »

I think I missed a bit, where did Gary get the key for the storage box - was it Kevins and is it Kevins money ?

It fell out of the black book where Rick (and now Gary) had all the debts recorded. He's had that book in his hand about 200 times and only now does it fall out.

blindside88

RobertKK wrote: »

A £50 note, you would think it was like giving someone a €500 note...

I laughed at that but English pubs and shops are terrible for taking anything much above exact change in my experience. I went into a shop in Bristol and was buying something for £12, I handed in a £20 note to be asked “have you nothing smaller”
Similarly I bought a round of 10 drinks in Newcastle and paid with a £50 note and 3 separate staff members had to check the note then ask a manager could they take a £50 note. Crazy stuff

KevRossi

Deleted User wrote: »

£50 notes are not as common in the uk as €50 notes are here. £20 is the most common.

blindside88 wrote: »

I laughed at that but English pubs and shops are terrible for taking anything much above exact change in my experience. I went into a shop in Bristol and was buying something for £12, I handed in a £20 note to be asked “have you nothing smaller”
Similarly I bought a round of 10 drinks in Newcastle and paid with a £50 note and 3 separate staff members had to check the note then ask a manager could they take a £50 note. Crazy stuff

Try buying something with a €100 in Ireland and see how far you get. Common in Germany, but unknown here, I've seen a few German tourists get into a bit of bother with them.

Show was full of holes; demolish an existing factory and build a new one with a full fit out in 3 months? Yeah right. Only in soap land.

CollyFlower

Why would someone who had that much money locked in a storage unit needed a loan from a loan shark?

Sparko

KevRossi wrote: »

Show was full of holes; demolish an existing factory and build a new one with a full fit out in 3 months? Yeah right. Only in soap land.

When Gary rocked up with his "investor", I was hoping the storyline was heading towards the stranger having premises that the factory would rent. That factory in a residential area is such an anachronism - it works for them to have a chunk of the locals in a handy central set but it needs to go!

KevRossi

CollyFlower wrote: »

Why would someone who had that much money locked in a storage unit needed a loan from a loan shark?

That was Rick's money.

CollyFlower

KevRossi wrote: »

That was Rick's money.

Ahh, that makes sense now.. I wasn't thinking about it that way.

threetrees

I was thinking the £50 notes thing was a bit odd, €50s are commonplace here from the ATM.

fin12

Who’s this Derek Milligan supposed to be?

All that stuff with the €50 was weird? What’s the big deal if it was a €100 note u might say something. I’ve actually never seen a €100 note.

fin12

voldejoie wrote: »

We laughed so much over the disbelief at seeing a £50 note I had tears streaming down my face! They way they go on about money is gas in general though :pac:

They never see a £50 yet they are able to eat out and drink every night of the week, this show is a f*cking joke.

fin12

casio4 wrote: »

not sure what happened in the end there? Gary found enough money in that safe to pay to rebuild the factory and what's the plan with your man?

Gary is an absolute fool, no matter how much money Gary has he will always end up broke. He’s the equivalent of Billy Mitchell from Eastenders.

fin12

fin12 wrote: »

Who’s this Derek Milligan supposed to be?

All that stuff with the €50 was weird? What’s the big deal if it was a €100 note u might say something. I’ve actually never seen a €100 note.

You'd rarely see a £50 note. We're used to the €50 ones, hence people's surprise.

fin12

Deleted User wrote: »

You'd rarely see a £50 note. We're used to the €50 ones, hence people's surprise.

Anytime I go over I always have £50 with me. Don’t have much hassle paying for stuff with them.

fin12

Oki just asked my friend who lives in Manchester and he says he’s never used a £50 ever and he’s living there years.

They must use cards a lot over there.

magicray

KevRossi wrote: »

It fell out of the black book where Rick (and now Gary) had all the debts recorded. He's had that book in his hand about 200 times and only now does it fall out.

Thanks I wondered when he rang looking for the year - mad really who knew Rick was a big fan of Weatherfield county

Shelga

Yup, I lived in England for 6 years and not once did I even see a £50 note, never got them from the ATM. I always thought it was a bit weird- it’s not THAT much money!

fin12

fin12 wrote: »

Oki just asked my friend who lives in Manchester and he says he’s never used a £50 ever and he’s living there years.

They must use cards a lot over there.

The usual note is a £20.

JP Liz V1

How did Gary know which lock up and unit there plus safe code?

freshpopcorn

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

How did Gary know which lock up and unit there plus safe code?

He might have just being good at guessing!

Livvie

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

How did Gary know which lock up and unit there plus safe code?

Miraculously, Gary sat in Roy's cafe looking at the key, and one of the Bailey boys recognised it as he had used the same lock up.

Then - even more miraculously - Gary had the amazing idea of phoning Tim and asking when Weatherfield County were founded - and lo, and behold, the year was the code for the safe. I don't remember Rick being a supporter of WC, but I may have missed that bit.

bobbyss

Livvie wrote:

Then - even more miraculously - Gary had the amazing idea of phoning Tim and asking when Weatherfield County were founded - and lo, and behold, the year was the code for the safe. I don't remember Rick being a supporter of WC, but I may have missed that bit.

I seemed to have missed something along the way. Gary happens across this key from Rick. There's a combination involved. And he contacts Tim to find out the year the football team was founded?

What lead him to that link?

Pamela Landy

You'd think Rick's mother or daughter's year of birth would be more likely not something that can be Voggled in a few seconds.

Jikashi

Getting real sick of Kirk now, every third line is some loud dopey comment. At least Beth wasn't around today, and the moaning from Sean, Izzy et al was kept to a relative minimum.

I think that the factory has produced every variation of story it can at this point. The writers should have taken the opportunity of the that money pit being destroyed to build up a new type of business with new sets and potential for storylines, split that horrible bunch of entitled whingers up and give them new settings and challenges.

Purple Mountain

magicray wrote: »

KevRossi wrote: »

It fell out of the black book where Rick (and now Gary) had all the debts recorded. He's had that book in his hand about 200 times and only now does it fall out.

Thanks I wondered when he rang looking for the year - mad really who knew Rick was a big fan of Weatherfield county

Did you not know he's Tommy O's brother

irlirishkev

Livvie wrote: »

Miraculously, Gary sat in Roy's cafe looking at the key, and one of the Bailey boys recognised it as he had used the same lock up.

Then - even more miraculously - Gary had the amazing idea of phoning Tim and asking when Weatherfield County were founded - and lo, and behold, the year was the code for the safe. I don't remember Rick being a supporter of WC, but I may have missed that bit.

I would be very surprised if you can find a lockup key, and just wander in off the street without showing some photo ID for a wander around the place??

KevRossi

irlirishkev wrote: »

I would be very surprised if you can find a lockup key, and just wander in off the street without showing some photo ID for a wander around the place??

You usually need a key code to get in. They tend to be accessible 24 hours a day. Security will ask you for your lockup number if they are on reception, but I often went to mine and nobody was around. The lockup number is not on the key either way.

Livvie

bobbyss wrote: »

I seemed to have missed something along the way. Gary happens across this key from Rick. There's a combination involved. And he contacts Tim to find out the year the football team was founded?

What lead him to that link?

I obviously missed something too, because apparently - or so I read on a FB Corrie site - it's Kevin's lock up, and Gary is renting it.

I'm not sure if this is right, because this means the safe belongs to Kevin who set the code, so as he's a supporter of WC, Gary hit on the idea of the year the club was founded.

But this beggars the question - how did Gary get the money into the safe in the first place?

So either that's not what happened - or (as if!) the scriptwriters have messed up.

casio4

Livvie wrote: »

I obviously missed something too, because apparently - or so I read on a FB Corrie site - it's Kevin's lock up, and Gary is renting it.

I'm not sure if this is right, because this means the safe belongs to Kevin who set the code, so as he's a supporter of WC, Gary hit on the idea of the year the club was founded.

But this beggars the question - how did Gary get the money into the safe in the first place?

So either that's not what happened - or (as if!) the scriptwriters have messed up.

I think the lock up refers to where Gary is selling the furniture from but the safe belongs to Rick

Livvie

casio4 wrote: »

I think the lock up refers to where Gary is selling the furniture from but the safe belongs to Rick

That makes more sense - but did we ever see anything to suggest Rick was a supporter of WC?

Mr.Crinklewood

Livvie wrote: »

That makes more sense - but did we ever see anything to suggest Rick was a supporter of WC?

Tommy Oprington and Rick are brothers...in real life,but sure that's enough....

Rick did have a Tommy Oprington calendar in his office (Gary saw this at close proximity )

bobbyss

KevRossi wrote:

You usually need a key code to get in. They tend to be accessible 24 hours a day. Security will ask you for your lockup number if they are on reception, but I often went to mine and nobody was around. The lockup number is not on the key either way.

Going to yours when 'nobody was around' !!!

Livvie

Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »

Tommy Oprington and Rick are brothers...in real life,but sure that's enough....

Rick did have a Tommy Oprington calendar in his office (Gary saw this at close proximity )

Tenuous, but getting better

Sparko

Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »

Tommy Oprington and Rick are brothers...in real life,but sure that's enough....

Rick did have a Tommy Oprington calendar in his office (Gary saw this at close proximity )

I was wondering had I missed Gary finding a box of "County" merchandise in the lockup or something, so bizarre.

bobbyss

Odd that Steve and Tim get so overexcited at the prospect of meeting Tommy O when 95% of the time there not a mention of him whatsoever.

Sounds like the writers get together and think 'lets get a bit of ... comedy in'. Comedy!!

Robsweezie

im half expecting jim mcdonald to walk in and announce himself as part of this nordie family, so i am.