ok then male football fans.
the question is:.
if you had to give up either football or women which one would it be?.
Yeah a good though late result for Liverpool yesterday.
Man Utd have just won so they are top again.
Arsenal need to beat Reading tomorrow to reclaim top spot.
Nice to see Chelsea were held to a draw today.
Great 8-0 Champions League result by your lot during the week to - beat Arsenals 7-0 of a couple of weeks ago.
SAB
ok then male football fans.
the question is:.
if you had to give up either football or women which one would it be?.
Hi LFCViking.
I suppose it's harder to answer when you support a winning team like I do!!!!!
Seriously, when you have such a wonderful wife as I do, there is no contest - she comes first every time and I would never ever give her up.
However, as she quite likes football (and was totally enthralled by being in the same hotel as the Liverpool team in Switzerland this year). I've got it made!!!!
Regards,
SAB
Great work.
Just the kind of succint letter that may well get the average intelligent person thinking.
SAB
mine was an old fiat 127, i bought it 1983 and it was at least fifteen years old then!
the seats were vinyl and there were no rear seatbelts so i could send my girlfriend and her sister flying with each bend in the road!
it wouldn't go above 55mph and was rattling like rollercoaster when it finally got there.. the rear window fell out and it finally croaked in puff of blue/black smoke.
Eh?????!!!!!
Didn't know you had exactly the same car as me Nicolau!!!!
Seriously, how did you do that?
mine was an old fiat 127, i bought it 1983 and it was at least fifteen years old then!
the seats were vinyl and there were no rear seatbelts so i could send my girlfriend and her sister flying with each bend in the road!
it wouldn't go above 55mph and was rattling like rollercoaster when it finally got there.. the rear window fell out and it finally croaked in puff of blue/black smoke.
Sorry - that didn't work!!!
You'll just have to imagine what my new car looks like, or go on Flickr and search under 'Alfa Romeo 159'
mine was an old fiat 127, i bought it 1983 and it was at least fifteen years old then!
the seats were vinyl and there were no rear seatbelts so i could send my girlfriend and her sister flying with each bend in the road!
it wouldn't go above 55mph and was rattling like rollercoaster when it finally got there.. the rear window fell out and it finally croaked in puff of blue/black smoke.
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/supermac/1569063316/" title="Photo Sharing"><img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2290/1569063316_187cd5bc1a_m.jpg" width="240" height="160" alt="Alfa 159" /></a>
mine was an old fiat 127, i bought it 1983 and it was at least fifteen years old then!
the seats were vinyl and there were no rear seatbelts so i could send my girlfriend and her sister flying with each bend in the road!
it wouldn't go above 55mph and was rattling like rollercoaster when it finally got there.. the rear window fell out and it finally croaked in puff of blue/black smoke.
My first car was a Ford Capri - 1.3L no less!!!!
It had flared wheel arches, Wolfrace alloy wheels, orange furry dash etc - you can tell I was living in Essex then! (Still am but my taste in cars has grown considerably).
Other cars I have had include: Peugeot 205, Ford Granada estate, Peugeot 405, Volvo 460gle, Ford Mondeo, Volkswagen Passat, Alfa Romeo 156, BMW 3 series, and now an Alfa Romeo 159. All the cars from the Peugoet 405 onwards were brand new.
Can't copy and paste onto here so there are no pictures.
Regards,
SAB
would someone seriously consider arranging for an apostafest up in scotland next year?
i know i'm asking this early but i feel it would be good to put the feelers out now.. obviously, it would have to be a location easy to get to - so that means stornoway is out!
sorry, ross & xena.
Hi Sirona,
You can count me and Bubble in please.
We should be able to make it - in fact we would love to and we will do all we can to make sure we are there.
Edinburgh sounds great - been to Glasgow, the shopping was fantastic, second only in the UK to London, but the rest - oh dear.
Regards,
SAB
so what to do?????.
he was a family friend for years.....i saw him in the supermarket a few months back and he stopped and chatted to me for a while.....he rang me today to see if he can call in the morning for a cuppa......he says he isnt coming to preach...... he is one of those likeable people..........but has had a heart attack shortly after i saw him in the supermarket......he says he is okay now.. so i cant really see the point...........he is older; in his 70's.......and i think whatever we talk about i dont want to be responsible for putting his health at risk by opposing his beliefs.. am i missing an opportunity or should i leave well alone?.
Fifi can you pm me with any more details re the JW solicitor who left his wife for someone else?
I've forgotten his name but it is really ironic that my wifes ex husband drove up to Leicester to use the 'brother' in his divorce dealings!
Regards,
SAB
please join us in sending your prayers, good thoughts, reiki, healing vibes, lighting a candle or just taking a moment to think of all those named and unnamed who are fighting cancer or in any other need.
also their loved ones and caregivers.. hugs, peace and healing to you all!.
dansk (ian) - has been fighting mantle cell lymphoma for three years.
Sorry everyone that I've come to this weeks thread far too late.
Thanks again Emo for all your hard work in keeping this going.
Thanks Ian for keeping us all updated on your progress - keep on fighting and little by little you will be getting stronger.
I see you've been treating yourself to food at Greggs - nothing like going upmarket eh?!
Kind regards and love to everyone.
SAB
