ECW Casualty markers released!

[Leman]

Sounds like Leman got out of bed the wrong side this morning  

Cheers

Ian Yes I did and I'm still feeling grumpy, but on a lighter note I've just started a good SYW game down the club this evening. Will take some piccies next week and resolve to be more cheery.

EDIT: Quote fixed.

[d_Guy]

Rather than start a new thread I thought I would just tack on to this one.
Thanks Pendraken for doing these!  Really - thanks!
I love them!

For anyone who sees this buried comment I did a post (with pictures) on my blog a while back that discusses these very markers:
http://inredcoatragsattired.com/2015/08/16/body-count/
Sorry for not posting sooner
D_Guy

[Tawa]

Makes a change from 'fishy' ones. 
Cheers - Phil

Not really the plaice for it.

I'll get my coat....

[Techno]

Not really the plaice for it.
I'll get my coat....

I think you should....But only after Nobby's chewed it properly. 
Cheers - Phil

[Tawa]

I think you should....But only after Nobby's chewed it properly. 
Cheers - Phil

I hope you're on about the coat..... 

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Coat!

[Techno]

I hope you're on about the coat..... 

No...............Brains !
(I've turned Nobby into a zombie.)

Cheers - Phil

[Sandinista]

Nice stuff d_guy, mine are on the painting bench in a queue...

Cheeers
Ian

[Orcs]

Nice stuff d_guy, mine are on the painting bench in a queue...

Cheeers
Ian

If they are in a queue they proves thier English casualties.  If they had been European casualties they would have been in a pile 

[Sandinista]

  us English are very polite

cheers
Ian

[Leman]

Unfortunately there are a small minority who don't know about queueing. The other day, whilst waiting for passengers to disembark from a train, a mother and son rushed past me and barged through the disembarking passenger to get on. Knowing looks were exchanged amongst the rest of us.

[Tawa]

Coat!

Hanger?

[Sandinista]

Unfortunately there are a small minority who don't know about queueing. The other day, whilst waiting for passengers to disembark from a train, a mother and son rushed past me and barged through the disembarking passenger to get on. Knowing looks were exchanged amongst the rest of us.

I was once faced with a mob of people trying to get on the tube as I was getting off, I asked them to move so I could get off and they could get on quicker, but to no avail so I did what was akin to a stage dive into the middle of them. They moved then, and judging from their comments afterwards they were all English.

cheers
Ian