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We Need to Move This Car | Corriedale | 2026-01-05
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We Need to Move This Car | Corriedale | 2026-01-05
Another Corriedale post.
Was anyone else struck by how much it wasn’t just the community that saved Lisa, but that it’s so clearly also the women who are doing heavy work to save her?
Yes, David, Robert, Kevin among others are seen helping.
But it’s Tracy that sounds the alarm. Carla who screams we need to move this car now. The she’s the one calling the 3-2-1 lift orders. Cassie, Tracey, Abi are visible lifting, Moira calls for Chas to help. Abi slips into the car to pop it in neutral, Moira throws her shoulder to the door frame pushing. There is absolutely no “gather the men, and let them take care of it.”
A bunch of middle aged women with help from some of their male friends and neighbors pulled a car out of a ditch and up the road to save that lesbian.
corriedale giving each of them a split second moment with someone theyre mates with in real life was cute:
Abi to Tracy after finding out the Tracy convinced Kevin not to go for full custody of Alfie: “Thank you? I could kiss you.”
Tracy: “No, Ta. I know where you’ve been.” 😆
If anyone needed a reason to hate Carl Webster, here is one.
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Mason Radcliffe's Death Coronation Street (Episode dated 6th January 2025)
Sally Metcalfe: Why would you even carry a knife? Tim Metcalfe: Makes them feel tough, doesn't it? Carrying a weapon. Making people feel... frightened of you. Then 'cos one kid's got a knife, another kid's gotta get one, and then it just gets bigger and bigger. Sally: They must know if you carry a knife that... you could kill somebody. They must know that happens when you stab someone, you're probably going to kill them. And then they're not going to be scared of you then, are they, 'cos they're dead. And you've taken a life, you go into prison. That's two lives. Tim: What a waste. What a waste of a kid that's just… just turned his life around. Y'know, If they want to prove who was harder, let them go at it with fists. Sally: Well, you can still kill somebody with a punch, Tim. Tim: Yeah, but not the way a blade does. You know, if they want to… I don't know, settle a score, let them… punch lumps out of each other with their fists until they bleed. You'll soon find out who's hard enough then, won't you? Sally: Oh, 'cos that's the most important thing, who's harder. Tim: No, I'm not saying that's right, Sally, I'm not saying that. It's just that if they did, then he'd still be here, wouldn't he? It's not just two lives. That's the thing. It's the family. All the people that cared about 'em. It's never just the person that held the knife. Or the 16-year-old who's dead, in the ground. It's the people living in fear… thinking they're next. It's the nothingness. The pain they leave behind. 'Cos they're just kids, Sal. They're just kids. And they're dying.
Idris Nazir || Coronation Street | 27 July 2026 | Part 2
Why do I have a feeling that James will be so down in the dumps about missing Laila and Dee-Dee, that he'll eventually slip up and sleep with Carl? I just feel like that's how it's going to go. He already sent a drunk text once. There was an almost kiss at Halloween. And Carl would no doubt want another round with James. I genuinely think he's more into James than he is into Abi just because James doesn't have a kid (any more, sorry James) and thus is more "free" for Carl to do things with (and also forbidden fruit, much like Abi was pre-affair).