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Mike Kemble
21-11-2003, 03:11
Message from Julie McCartney. Joe, her dad, died last year.

Tiny Hart
27-11-2003, 23:18
Sad to hear that 'slow' Joe McCartney is dead. Another one who simply did not know how to flap or panic, I worked with him in A Sqn SQMS (Dave Whalley) stores in Herford.

:cry:

JP
17-04-2004, 10:25
I'm sorry to hear about this.

Joe used to like doing crossword puzzles, and sometimes I helped him. He was a very likeable person, and completely unaggressive.

Ian Trory
21-04-2004, 02:20
Joe was a brilliant mate, I knew him in Leeds after his demob. Still smoking 40 a day and without a care in the world. Who can forget his slim whitman and jim reeves records. A gentleman to the end.

Gilbert Bridger
21-04-2004, 15:35
R.I.P Joe. He was a class act was Slow Joe. Always had a fag hanging out of his mouth, even when going through a night replen, Joe would be the Benz Stally, fag in gob :shock: Didn't need replen lights, just looked for the the glow of Joes fag. :D Always used to wonder who smoked the most, Joe or Bob Darnell :?

JP
29-04-2004, 20:21
Joe was a brilliant mate

Are we talking about the same person? Joe was a Scot, and he had a Scottish accent, albeit a fairly mild one.

One day in Omagh or somewhere, we were sitting next to a Liverpool guy, I never knew him well but he was our driver, and he was doing a Sun crossword puzzle. He decided he'd found the answer to a particularly difficult and ingeniously set SUN crossword clue (hehe!), but unfortunately, his word was longer than the SUN crossword allowed. Convinced he was right, the noodle drew a couple of extra squares into the crossword to allow his answer to fit!! - Could his name have been Canavan-Daly?

Mike Kemble
29-04-2004, 23:18
Yeah sounds a lot like C-D that does. The Sun crosswords were so hard in those days. "Slow joe" was quite apt really for Joe Mc - nothing seemed to phase him.