Originally posted by zeitghost
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I sat next to Eddie Jordan on plane a few years back. I didn't recognise him at the time though, I just thought he looked familiar but couldn't place him.Originally posted by threaded View PostOddly enough, literally, bumped into Roger Moore at the weekend. Heard the voice first, thought, that sounds like Roger Moore, turned round and bump.
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Oddly enough, literally, bumped into Roger Moore at the weekend. Heard the voice first, thought, that sounds like Roger Moore, turned round and bump.
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Damn. Too windy for me. Even my smallest kite is too powerful in the 35 mile an hour winds we have been having.
Spent the weekend on the beach and only managed an hour in the buggy.
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I am more worried about my son. he is behaving v v badly today. Sometimes change affects him - maybe we should not have told him we are going out?Originally posted by Churchill View PostYou'll be Ok, I'm in the office now and the weathers fine - If a little blowy. Watch out for crosswinds.
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And I'm suppose to be going to a bbq.Originally posted by zeitghostSaturday was a lovely day; hot & sunny...
Today, naturally enough, it's pouring with rain, cold & damp.
Ho hum.
Oh well least we will all be drunk.
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I drove up the M11 on Sunday through torrential rain! It was fun!Originally posted by zeitghostSaturday was a lovely day; hot & sunny...
Today, naturally enough, it's pouring with rain, cold & damp.
Ho hum.
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Not sure, but you can still buy from ticket master and collect on the morning.Originally posted by Moose423956 View PostCan you buy tickets on the door?
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I'm currently in Windsor, in a hotel suite overlooking the Thames. It's a lovely day if a little breezy.
This evening we have a meal booked and then we'll go to the local Champagne bar.
Must go, spa bath beckons.
Have a good one all!
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Originally posted by Pondlife View PostHey NF. If you're going to be on the bench you need to be taking your time with these jobs. Otherwise the ironing will look like a nice distraction by wednesday.
I'm off to a conference in London on Wednesday... yet another hotel room
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