electric in pago
Sep 29th 2006, 6:12 pm
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Re: electric in pago
[QUOTE=BIG JIM]
I feel I must tell all what I overheard today,I was in the Venta Florentina and overheard a couple talking about PAGO and which side they lived on and there friends lived on they said coming from the town all of PAGO on the right hand side is know as "UPPER PAGO" and all on the left hand side of the road is know as "LOWER PAGO", I found it very funny as I live in what is "UPPER PAGO", 
(wonder if this has put more money on my house ??)
Originally Posted by paddy07
Well that is rare 
[/QUOTE
I wonder what colour rocking horse droppings are ???
and while on the subject, have you noticed how you never seem to see white dog droppings anymore, in the 1970's it was everywhere, anyway thats a thread for another day !
stop this kind of chat we are drifting of the subject of electric,
[/QUOTEI wonder what colour rocking horse droppings are ???
and while on the subject, have you noticed how you never seem to see white dog droppings anymore, in the 1970's it was everywhere, anyway thats a thread for another day !
stop this kind of chat we are drifting of the subject of electric,
(wonder if this has put more money on my house ??)
Sep 29th 2006, 6:55 pm
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Re: electric in pago
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Hope you are out now polishing the brass nameplate by the front gate
Originally Posted by BIG JIM
I live in what is "UPPER PAGO", (wonder if this has put more money on my house ??)
(wonder if this has put more money on my house ??)
Sep 29th 2006, 7:06 pm
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Re: electric in pago
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Hope you are out now polishing the brass nameplate by the front gate
I polish something everynight and it is not my nameplate !!!!!
Originally Posted by BIG JIM
Hope you are out now polishing the brass nameplate by the front gate
Sep 29th 2006, 7:12 pm
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Re: electric in pago
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My friend has just PM me after seeing my upper / lower pago reply
he said he lives in middle pago.........
There is no such place........ you must mean middle earth (lord of the rings)
WE MUST GET THE PRECIOUS FOR MASTER, SMEGAL IS GOOD FOR THE MASTER (calm down now Jim, people will think you are mad)
Originally Posted by big wheels
I polish something everynight and it is not my nameplate !!!!!
he said he lives in middle pago.........
There is no such place........ you must mean middle earth (lord of the rings)
WE MUST GET THE PRECIOUS FOR MASTER, SMEGAL IS GOOD FOR THE MASTER (calm down now Jim, people will think you are mad)
Sep 29th 2006, 7:41 pm
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Re: electric in pago
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Is pago the posh area or is lower pago the posh area
Originally Posted by BIG JIM
My friend has just PM me after seeing my upper / lower pago reply
he said he lives in middle pago.........
There is no such place........ you must mean middle earth (lord of the rings)
WE MUST GET THE PRECIOUS FOR MASTER, SMEGAL IS GOOD FOR THE MASTER (calm down now Jim, people will think you are mad)
he said he lives in middle pago.........
There is no such place........ you must mean middle earth (lord of the rings)
WE MUST GET THE PRECIOUS FOR MASTER, SMEGAL IS GOOD FOR THE MASTER (calm down now Jim, people will think you are mad)
Sep 29th 2006, 8:44 pm
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Re: electric in pago
[QUOTE=BIG JIM]
Why not go American and have Uptown and Downtown Pago
Originally Posted by BIG JIM
I feel I must tell all what I overheard today,I was in the Venta Florentina and overheard a couple talking about PAGO and which side they lived on and there friends lived on they said coming from the town all of PAGO on the right hand side is know as "UPPER PAGO" and all on the left hand side of the road is know as "LOWER PAGO", I found it very funny as I live in what is "UPPER PAGO", (wonder if this has put more money on my house ??)
(wonder if this has put more money on my house ??)
Sep 29th 2006, 8:46 pm
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Re: electric in pago
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Why not go American and have Uptown and Downtown Pago
that sounds good to me will big jim agree thou
Originally Posted by BIG JIM
Why not go American and have Uptown and Downtown Pago
Sep 30th 2006, 9:48 am
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Re: electric in pago
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Why not go American and have Uptown and Downtown Pago
No, coz that makes me downtown!
Originally Posted by BIG JIM
Why not go American and have Uptown and Downtown Pago
Sep 30th 2006, 10:08 am
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Re: electric in pago
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Why not go American and have Uptown and Downtown Pago
Surely should be Alto and Bajo for here, we have to tell people that our road is the Alto bit as there are two parts, divided by a main road.
Originally Posted by BIG JIM
Why not go American and have Uptown and Downtown Pago
Sep 30th 2006, 12:00 pm
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Re: electric in pago
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No, coz that makes me downtown!
Dont let that worry you, I had some of the best times of my life Downtown Vancouver
Originally Posted by jdr
No, coz that makes me downtown!
Sep 30th 2006, 6:02 pm
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Re: electric in pago
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Dont let that worry you, I had some of the best times of my life Downtown Vancouver
I like the American touch, I feel its very fitting, So just to recap I live in bel-air and the rest live in the bronx.
Originally Posted by NicCol
Dont let that worry you, I had some of the best times of my life Downtown Vancouver
Sep 30th 2006, 6:04 pm
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Re: electric in pago
Interesting article in Costa La Luz Magazine edition 4 by Chris Fox. I quote
"The major problem evidently is the fact that unscrupulous builders (hand in hand with equally unscrupulous estage agents and lawyers) have built properties and consequently sold them, without advising their clients of the inherent problems they may suffer, ie. the electricity may be cut off at any time, that well water is becoming increasingly contaminated due to the number of wells being sunk and the deterioration of the fabric of the septic tanks. The authorities know that the water issues now of major concern and that water in this area may well fall below EEC standards in the very near future. What then??" He then goes on to say that people have followed like sheep the same recommended estate agents and lawyers............
"The major problem evidently is the fact that unscrupulous builders (hand in hand with equally unscrupulous estage agents and lawyers) have built properties and consequently sold them, without advising their clients of the inherent problems they may suffer, ie. the electricity may be cut off at any time, that well water is becoming increasingly contaminated due to the number of wells being sunk and the deterioration of the fabric of the septic tanks. The authorities know that the water issues now of major concern and that water in this area may well fall below EEC standards in the very near future. What then??" He then goes on to say that people have followed like sheep the same recommended estate agents and lawyers............
Sep 30th 2006, 6:15 pm
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Re: electric in pago
Originally Posted by glynis
Interesting article in Costa La Luz Magazine edition 4 by Chris Fox. I quote
"The major problem evidently is the fact that unscrupulous builders (hand in hand with equally unscrupulous estage agents and lawyers) have built properties and consequently sold them, without advising their clients of the inherent problems they may suffer, ie. the electricity may be cut off at any time, that well water is becoming increasingly contaminated due to the number of wells being sunk and the deterioration of the fabric of the septic tanks. The authorities know that the water issues now of major concern and that water in this area may well fall below EEC standards in the very near future. What then??" He then goes on to say that people have followed like sheep the same recommended estate agents and lawyers............
"The major problem evidently is the fact that unscrupulous builders (hand in hand with equally unscrupulous estage agents and lawyers) have built properties and consequently sold them, without advising their clients of the inherent problems they may suffer, ie. the electricity may be cut off at any time, that well water is becoming increasingly contaminated due to the number of wells being sunk and the deterioration of the fabric of the septic tanks. The authorities know that the water issues now of major concern and that water in this area may well fall below EEC standards in the very near future. What then??" He then goes on to say that people have followed like sheep the same recommended estate agents and lawyers............
Sep 30th 2006, 6:48 pm
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Re: electric in pago
Originally Posted by glynis
Interesting article in Costa La Luz Magazine edition 4 by Chris Fox. I quote
"The major problem evidently is the fact that unscrupulous builders (hand in hand with equally unscrupulous estage agents and lawyers) have built properties and consequently sold them, without advising their clients of the inherent problems they may suffer, ie. the electricity may be cut off at any time, that well water is becoming increasingly contaminated due to the number of wells being sunk and the deterioration of the fabric of the septic tanks. The authorities know that the water issues now of major concern and that water in this area may well fall below EEC standards in the very near future. What then??" He then goes on to say that people have followed like sheep the same recommended estate agents and lawyers............
"The major problem evidently is the fact that unscrupulous builders (hand in hand with equally unscrupulous estage agents and lawyers) have built properties and consequently sold them, without advising their clients of the inherent problems they may suffer, ie. the electricity may be cut off at any time, that well water is becoming increasingly contaminated due to the number of wells being sunk and the deterioration of the fabric of the septic tanks. The authorities know that the water issues now of major concern and that water in this area may well fall below EEC standards in the very near future. What then??" He then goes on to say that people have followed like sheep the same recommended estate agents and lawyers............
Sep 30th 2006, 9:28 pm
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Re: electric in pago
Originally Posted by paddy07
Baa Baa He got on the band wagon aswell or did he not