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Re: What are you looking forward to?
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 9657928)
He was playing for the Gills when I was a season ticket holder ... I was about 15 then ... <drifts off>
My PE teacher, as I have posted elsewhere, was Peter Cushing (not that one) who played for London Scottish - another deranged failed sportsman who took his frustration out on everyone. |
Re: What are you looking forward to?
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 9657928)
My PE teacher, as I have posted elsewhere, was Peter Cushing (not that one) who played for London Scottish - another deranged failed sportsman who took his frustration out on everyone.
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Re: What are you looking forward to?
Originally Posted by Margaret3
(Post 9657764)
oh man you really know howta live:D
There is no way would I strip down for him to assess my body shape, those women must be very brave. |
Re: What are you looking forward to?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 9657933)
It would have been very cool if it had been 'that' Peter Cushing.
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 9657934)
I was like "It's only sport - it doesn't matter, it's not important" but to them it is.
I sincerely hope he lived a long painful life. |
Re: What are you looking forward to?
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 9658114)
He also a maths teacher who, alledgedly, forced pupils to strip off an item of clothing if they got a question wrong. In an all boys school.
I sincerely hope he lived a long painful life. |
Re: What are you looking forward to?
Looking forward to?:
Cold, crispy, sunny, windless high pressure weather over xmas in the Lake District with an inch or so of snow on the mountain tops, the valleys nice and green and the lakes glassy smooth... I'll stroll amongst the hills and bleating sheep, completely devoid of other annoying tourists comfortable and warm in my many layers and sure underfoot on frozen ground enjoying the glorious views and the sight of my breath, knowing that when my walk is over I'll end up in a lovely cosy friendly pub with a roaring fire, decent beer, and family. Of course the danger is it'll piss-down, be grey and miserable the whole time, I wont be able to see a damn thing through all the clouds, my feet will sink into horrible wet boggy ground, the wind will mean despite my many layers and the actual relatively warm temperature I'll feel freezing, my wife might even not manage to get to the UK if too many other Qantas staff use up all the avialable standby seats, I'll end up having monumental screaming matches with my mother (its a family tradition) and the FX rate is such that by xmas I might not be able to afford a pint in the pub any more! |
Re: What are you looking forward to?
I'm looking forward to meeting my little bubba In 8 weeks time!
Im also looking forward to saying goodbye to this bloody constant heartburn and indigestion! Looking forward to a large glass or two of wine/ bubbly after the baby is born.:drinkwine::drinkwine: The OH being taxi driver for a while so I can have a drink! Can't wait for our second Christmas here and celebrating our first year here In Australia this month! Emma |
Re: What are you looking forward to?
Originally Posted by DadAgain
(Post 9658122)
Looking forward to?:
Cold, crispy, sunny, windless high pressure weather over xmas in the Lake District with an inch or so of snow on the mountain tops, the valleys nice and green and the lakes glassy smooth... I'll stroll amongst the hills and bleating sheep, completely devoid of other annoying tourists comfortable and warm in my many layers and sure underfoot on frozen ground enjoying the glorious views and the sight of my breath, knowing that when my walk is over I'll end up in a lovely cosy friendly pub with a roaring fire, decent beer, and family. Of course the danger is it'll piss-down, be grey and miserable the whole time, I wont be able to see a damn thing through all the clouds, my feet will sink into horrible wet boggy ground, the wind will mean despite my many layers and the actual relatively warm temperature I'll feel freezing, my wife might even not manage to get to the UK if too many other Qantas staff use up all the avialable standby seats, I'll end up having monumental screaming matches with my mother (its a family tradition) and the FX rate is such that by xmas I might not be able to afford a pint in the pub any more! Can get it here anyway.... not with the icing on the cake finishing touches though. Hope it happens for you :thumbsup: |
Re: What are you looking forward to?
Originally Posted by DadAgain
(Post 9658122)
Looking forward to?:
Cold, crispy, sunny, windless high pressure weather over xmas in the Lake District with an inch or so of snow on the mountain tops, the valleys nice and green and the lakes glassy smooth... I'll stroll amongst the hills and bleating sheep, completely devoid of other annoying tourists comfortable and warm in my many layers and sure underfoot on frozen ground enjoying the glorious views and the sight of my breath, knowing that when my walk is over I'll end up in a lovely cosy friendly pub with a roaring fire, decent beer, and family. Of course the danger is it'll piss-down, be grey and miserable the whole time, I wont be able to see a damn thing through all the clouds, my feet will sink into horrible wet boggy ground, the wind will mean despite my many layers and the actual relatively warm temperature I'll feel freezing, my wife might even not manage to get to the UK if too many other Qantas staff use up all the avialable standby seats, I'll end up having monumental screaming matches with my mother (its a family tradition) and the FX rate is such that by xmas I might not be able to afford a pint in the pub any more! The vision of your ideal pub will haunt me for a while, I keep suppressing memories of English pubs. One day I'll run screaming to Brisbane Airport Departures declaring "I'm sorry, I'm coming back". Maybe ... :D |
Re: What are you looking forward to?
A sherman while having a look at youporn
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Re: What are you looking forward to?
The in-laws buggering off back to Blighty in the middle of December. The fact that they're arriving at the end of November, I'm trying to ignore.
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Re: What are you looking forward to?
chris955 coming back :sneaky:
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Re: What are you looking forward to?
November 2013 when I finish uni. Long term plans can then start being put into place.
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Re: What are you looking forward to?
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 9658438)
chris955 coming back :sneaky:
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Re: What are you looking forward to?
Originally Posted by DeadVim
(Post 9658438)
chris955 coming back :sneaky:
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