I thought the same...that's honest.I read the first part of your post, and thought that's very honest but not particularly funny...then it clicked what you meant.Great story
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I read the first part of your post, and thought that's very honest but not particularly funny...then it clicked what you meant.
I thought the same...that's honest.
We were allowed to drink whilst working. Very dangerous. Especially when I'm throwing glass bottles with metal pourers on the end of them. in fairness, never dropped anything, it seemed to put me in a zone when working. Legless afterwards though!
I would check the Jag forums...I'm sure there is someone moaning about some second hand car they bought and they can't stop it from playing I should be so lucky
I'd be tempted to crash it into a wall if that happened to me.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...nster-attacker-khalid-masood?CMP=share_btn_tw
He stands sixth from the left in the back row with his arms folded in a group shot of the football team after they played a charity match.
Stuart Knight, who went to school with Ajao [Khalid Masood], discovered on Friday that the teenager he had known as a bright, sport-loving and popular pupil, had become the Westminster attacker.
Knight, who runs a butchers in Tunbridge Wells, said: “I am really, really shocked. He was in my class. He was a smashing guy, really nice chap. The picture of us in the football team was after we did a 24-hour sponsored football match to raise money for the sports hall.
“We would have been about 14 years old. Everyone got on with Adrian, he was a lovely bloke. He was a bright student, he loved sport. He was in the rugby team.”
Knight said Ajao’s family – his mother Janet and stepfather Phillip – were a great family.
Ajao, who took his stepfather’s surname after his mother’s marriage, left Huntleys school at 16 and Knight lost touch with him.
He stands sixth from the left in the back row with his arms folded in a group shot of the football team after they played a charity match.
Stuart Knight, who went to school with Ajao [Khalid Masood], discovered on Friday that the teenager he had known as a bright, sport-loving and popular pupil, had become the Westminster attacker.
Knight, who runs a butchers in Tunbridge Wells, said: “I am really, really shocked. He was in my class. He was a smashing guy, really nice chap. The picture of us in the football team was after we did a 24-hour sponsored football match to raise money for the sports hall.
“We would have been about 14 years old. Everyone got on with Adrian, he was a lovely bloke. He was a bright student, he loved sport. He was in the rugby team.”
Knight said Ajao’s family – his mother Janet and stepfather Phillip – were a great family.
Ajao, who took his stepfather’s surname after his mother’s marriage, left Huntleys school at 16 and Knight lost touch with him.
Well I DO have some videos though - especially that one of her floating around apparently in space
There is only one Kylie video you need to watch:
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Wow, cars with hard drives! Was it original spec or retro-fitted? Mine doesn't even play mp3's :-(That reminds me... I sold my car last monthand I wonder what the new owner thinks of the albums that were loaded onto its hard drive
From memory:
The Jam
Luther Vandross
Phil Collins
Prince
Ska Mania
Solid Soul (compilation of oldies, Aretha, Etta James, James Brown, Curtis Mayfield, etc)
and
.... Kylie's Christmas
OMG. Why do you do that to me. Need a shower to cool down now
OMG. Why do you do that to me. Need a shower to cool down now
Please tell me you've seen that before no.7? It's amazing.
I used to work in the film special effects industry. I sold kit to the chap who did the grading (look and feel) on all the Agent Provocateur adverts. He had to work on them almost frame-by-frame and seemed very content with his job.
Vin
Saw this this evening on a local church. Thought it was a little unfortunate: You may have to say it a few times before you see it.
Vin
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Vin
Only when the wife isn't looking. She gets upset when I drool over other women.
I used to live just down the road from there. It is not a particularly soulful area, so not really doing a great job.
Used to get a lot of answers to Jesus Saves placards in Southampton. Invariably along the lines of '"Yeah, but Saints still lost.!"
Surely it must be "But Gabbiadini scores with the rebound (before it is judged to be offside)"?
I used to work almost opposite this church, even been to a wedding there. Some of the congregation appear a little strange.
They have had some strange/funny quotes over the years.
My fav is
Feeling Suicidal?
Let Jesus Help You.
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