Truth is, we just don't know - only he knows. Could well be the best thing in that situation is to get as far away from the area as possible, make a fresh start, get some glory, become a hero to some new fans etc. Only Billy Sharp will know.
Billy Sharp
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Truth is, we just don't know - only he knows. Could well be the best thing in that situation is to get as far away from the area as possible, make a fresh start, get some glory, become a hero to some new fans etc. Only Billy Sharp will know.
The last thing that I need is lessons from you in regards to reading things properly........ I didn't say you said he was staying out of loyalty...My exact words "was suggesting" he stayed out of loyalty. Then you agree he has shown loyalty. No one is mis reading and certainly not twisting any words.
Optimistic.....man you are right they were still using slates when I started school. We used to be issued with a new piece of chalk every day!! You may laugh but it was true......
Didn't have slates, Beddy, but we had to mix ink powder with water to make ink and use dip pens...surprised we ever learnt to write with all the scratches and splodges.
The rumour we have tabled a bid of 3million for CMS better not be true ... way too much his only worth half if that
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Fran.......When I was about 10 I was made ink monitor.....and yes my job was to make up the ink and go round the school and fill up the ink wells. Oh and issue new nibs to replace the bent and broken ones....
Fran.......When I was about 10 I was made ink monitor.....and yes my job was to make up the ink and go round the school and fill up the ink wells. Oh and issue new nibs to replace the bent and broken ones....
Why am I not surprised that you were a monitor?
Hey Beddy, I to was selected to be one of two ink monitors at my primary school. I must admit it was a task I did not enjoy. I would like to think I resented being a subservient but in truthfulness I was jealous of my mates who monitored the cloakrooms, all that power the lucky b******s.
Yes I seem to always be at the end of the pointed finger.....ink monitor, assembly coordinator. Later it was dinner (lunch) monitor prefect..... Then prefect and and even later principle prefect...Deputy school sports organiser (to the teacher). most of my school life at play times I had some sort of responsibility. If they/we wanted to play footy on the grass or do anything on it if it looked dodgy it was me that was responsible, I had to obtain the permissions. If someone fell ass over tit in the playground it was me that had been trained in first aid and would normally be first on the scene to administer first aid. (Mind you that had it's up side)....it was amazing how many girls needed mouth to mouth....
Blimey Beddy, please tell me you didn't get all straight A's in your exams or else I will have you down as the stereotypical school swat.
Blimey Beddy, please tell me you didn't get all straight A's in your exams or else I will have you down as the stereotypical school swat.
Nah mate not at all......Was mostly in the top 3/4 in my class, the occasional "A's" Top of my class at "B's" though.....
Looks like you got your man
Good Luck to him seems like a top guy and i'm sure he'll do well for you!
Good Luck to him seems like a top guy and i'm sure he'll do well for you!
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