getting to you in USA
#141
01-13-2008 | 04:16 AM
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Tea? I take it they were out of Strongbow?
Today was good for me as well, thank you. Mid 70's today with a nice breeze.....perfect for my normal shorts & T-shirt attire. 5:30P here and enjoying a Tennessee bourbon whiskey with spring water. Location is in our castle be it ever so humble.
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Bingo ! Gotcha cowboy ! Well ,its 7pm and its been a glorious day - bright sunny and cold enough to freeze them off a brass monkey. NO FOG repeat NO FOG. Just to give you a flavour of my life, Today I had tea and toasted teacake in a castle built by the Normans in the 11th century in Wensleydale. The idle retired life. How was your day ?
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Ever see the swimwear wornduring male swimming competition? Speedo is the style and brand name.
Ever see the swimwear wornduring male swimming competition? Speedo is the style and brand name.
Today was good for me as well, thank you. Mid 70's today with a nice breeze.....perfect for my normal shorts & T-shirt attire. 5:30P here and enjoying a Tennessee bourbon whiskey with spring water. Location is in our castle be it ever so humble.
Going to up the castle ante now. After lunch I plan to do bit shopping in the City of Durham next door [the original]. City has finest Norman Cathedral in Europe [900 years old ] and a castle. The city itself has a recorded history of 2000 years but was already an established fort 500 years before the Roman Army built a huge military camp there.
Not really shouting the odds but where you live shapes who you are. When you walk along streets which were walked by Roman legionaries you get an odd shiver in your soul.
I imagine you would get a similar twitch at the Alamo or have I seen to many movies ?
I once visited Stonehenge which was old when the pyramids were built and, oh boy, did I feel it there !
#142
01-13-2008 | 04:19 AM
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i drive 30 miles to school and 30 miles back.
last semister i went to school every day, but this semister im going to school only 3 days a week.
i drive 30 miles to school and 30 miles back.
last semister i went to school every day, but this semister im going to school only 3 days a week.
#143
01-13-2008 | 07:48 AM
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RE: getting to you in USA
I imagine you would get a similar twitch at the Alamo or have I seen to many movies ?
#144
01-13-2008 | 01:16 PM
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Tourists enjoy going to the Alamo but Texans hold it in high regard, especially those of us born in San Antonio. I'll be heading "home" to San Antonio in ten days to see friends and to polish/buff/detail a Chevy truck for one of those friends. The Alamo City is a 4.5 hour drive north from where we live now.
I imagine you would get a similar twitch at the Alamo or have I seen to many movies ?
You have a nice day, now. See yeraaal .[ Did i do that right ?]
#146
01-13-2008 | 03:13 PM
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The Tata makes the Smart Car look like a Rolls!! Practical for where it will be used no doubtbutas stylish asa toad.
The Tata makes the Smart Car look like a Rolls!! Practical for where it will be used no doubtbutas stylish asa toad.
#150
01-13-2008 | 08:35 PM
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For our esteemed English friend. TaTa's is slang here for "****". Example: She has bodacious TaTa's. Translation: Very generous chest.....enough to make you look twice. If she gets a chest cold then she's sure to pass away!