Who is Giles?

[Nasher]

All

I’m at my wits end with this, and I’m now exploring all avenues.
Mrs Nasher suggested it might be one of you lot, and that I don’t know the persons real name, although I think I know everyone on here that would have the information.

I sincerely apologise If I’ve forgotten your name.

Mrs Nasher teaches at a school in Portsmouth, and on the first day of term one of her colleagues caught her in the staff room and said she’d met somebody we know over the summer at a wedding up near Manchester.

The story is that she and her husband were talking to one of the other guests, who said his name was Giles, and who had also travelled up from this area. When she told him where she teaches he instantly said “You must know Frances Nash(Mrs Nasher), I know her husband Simon(Me) very well”. Giles was described as mid to late 20’s which rules out other parents I know from school, most of my recent work colleagues, neighbours and anyone else I can think of.

It must be somebody I’m quite close to because they know all about where my wife teaches and some other personal details not mentioned here, but I can’t think who Giles could be, and am beginning to think we have a stalker.

Nasher.

[John Kennett]

Must have been the gArfish!

[DM]

Originally Posted by Nasher

am beginning to think we have a stalker.

There was a Giles who used to post with the user name Actionman.

He was after commercial/training work at one time.

[Nos4r2]

Could it be a Charles? People do confuse the names.

[Chris]

Nasher I really would not worry too much.

BTW can you stop changing the TV channel I was watching that.

[Screaming04]

Originally Posted by Chris

Nasher I really would not worry too much.

BTW can you stop changing the TV channel I was watching that.

Good one!!

[Into The Blue]

you might want to PM Olly - right age and it might have been one of the "students"

[Nasher]

Olly.

Where you lying about your name whilst chatting up Mrs Nashers colleague?

Shame on you.

You should know by now that it's the bridesmaids that are always 'up for it' after a few glasses of wine at a wedding

Nasher.