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A brilliant, exciting, hard-fought match............. and I hate tennis!


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So do I, we had just come in from lunch, caught the last 10 mins. My God Murray was exhausted, I was just watching him. :starsmile:

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lovely thing about living in Goa I haven`t had Wimbledon rammed down my throat for a fortnight....



Lots of doggie probs to keep me busy tho!!

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Just had a 'congratulatory' email from rels. in Pune they watched every minute!!!!!

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I watched every minute too, on the ipad, sat outside in the sunshine - a great victory for Andy Murray who is Scottish but is deemed as representing Great Britain. We had a £10 double on Murray winning & Lewis Hamilton winning the German GP - unfortunately Lewis couldn't deliver but we don't mind, given Murray's historic victory. . . . . . . . . .

The men's singles final is an annual UK sporting event that I usually tend to watch - just like an England test match, just like the last round of The Open etc etc etc - roll on The Ashes.

Happy Sunny Sunday.

H.

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Anyone fancy 10 minutes alone with Khalil Kureshi, just him, you & your baseball bat?

H.

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I thought they didn't think of you as a foreigner?


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They don't, but when we are in India we are 'Indian', and when in UK we are 'British'.(Both of us)
"An historic moment for Britain" were the words used.

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What about The Lions then Hem. Brilliant weekend for Tennis and Rugby :starsmile:

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Think a vasectomy using cat gut wire and house bricks is more fitting for this sicko Hem !

Dread - x

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Dirty, Dirty B I would just cut it off for him, and people like him. Sicko I just hope the villages got hold of him, and sorted him in their own way. :demon::demon: This is one time when I agree with the Indian way of life in the villages.

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I think I've missed out on something - who is Khalil Kureshi? I did a google search and couldn't find anything...

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This is it Rob. :thumbdown: post 6907 click on thumbnail

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What do they call you when you are in Dahrong?









Oh sorry, I forgot ........................you are never in Dahrong :rofl:


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