UK prices WOW
Apr 4th 2006, 12:44 am
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Re: UK prices WOW
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
Yes I remember that saying too.
Reg. Frank R.
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Apr 4th 2006, 12:49 am
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Re: UK prices WOW
Originally Posted by frrussre
Hi Jersey. Thought you said you were 25 last week? You should never admit to knowing any of my old sayings, that will give the game away.
Reg. Frank R.
Rainy, cold, grey & damp NYC.
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Hiya Frank. Er............ I read about it in an old book about sayings.
Yep horrid day today, closed the blinds at seven 'cos I'd had enough. Trouble is we were spoiled last week, I even had thoughts of putting the patio furniture out.
Apr 4th 2006, 12:52 am
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Re: UK prices WOW
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
Hiya Frank. Er............ I read about it in an old book about sayings.
Yep horrid day today, closed the blinds at seven 'cos I'd had enough. Trouble is we were spoiled last week, I even had thoughts of putting the patio furniture out.
Yep horrid day today, closed the blinds at seven 'cos I'd had enough. Trouble is we were spoiled last week, I even had thoughts of putting the patio furniture out.
Frank R.
Apr 4th 2006, 12:53 am
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Re: UK prices WOW
Originally Posted by dbj1000
For some reason Katy is one of those place names that just doesn't sound like it should be real...
...but then I guess Texas is full of weird place names. We've got Bug Tussle about an hour's drive North of us!
...but then I guess Texas is full of weird place names. We've got Bug Tussle about an hour's drive North of us!
Apr 4th 2006, 12:54 pm
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Re: UK prices WOW
[QUOTE=Yorkieabroad]
Brendan by any chance?
aka b.j. - yeah nice guys both he and richard
Originally Posted by TruBrit
Brendan by any chance?
Apr 6th 2006, 12:28 am
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Re: UK prices WOW
[QUOTE=TruBrit]
hi
please could you tell me the nice scottish guy's name who does your hair-is he good at highlights?Usually have to wait til i go back to UK for mine as I don't know who to trust here.Roots may begin to to show too much when here for more than 2 months!Will you be skiing in January when you go to sedona ? our friends told us they get around 3-5 feet snow then,bet it 's just as beautiful
Originally Posted by lizandave
Hi truebrit-thanks for your welcome,been QUOTE
hiya and pleased you had a good time..sedona is beautiful...we are booked into the grand canyon for new yr and then sedona for a few days early jan. have a great time back in blighty....my next trip home will be in june...lol booked myself over there for most of the month. i was in katy on thursday, still get my hair done there by a nice scottish guy off mason road.
hiya and pleased you had a good time..sedona is beautiful...we are booked into the grand canyon for new yr and then sedona for a few days early jan. have a great time back in blighty....my next trip home will be in june...lol booked myself over there for most of the month. i was in katy on thursday, still get my hair done there by a nice scottish guy off mason road.
please could you tell me the nice scottish guy's name who does your hair-is he good at highlights?Usually have to wait til i go back to UK for mine as I don't know who to trust here.Roots may begin to to show too much when here for more than 2 months!Will you be skiing in January when you go to sedona ? our friends told us they get around 3-5 feet snow then,bet it 's just as beautiful
Apr 6th 2006, 3:31 am
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Re: UK prices WOW
[QUOTE=lizandave]
hi
please could you tell me the nice scottish guy's name who does your hair-is he good at highlights?Usually have to wait til i go back to UK for mine as I don't know who to trust here.Roots may begin to to show too much when here for more than 2 months!Will you be skiing in January when you go to sedona ? our friends told us they get around 3-5 feet snow then,bet it 's just as beautiful
We live about an hour an & half drive from Sedona & they had little snow this winter, so not much skiing going on. It certainly is beautiful up there, a visit to Slide Rock Park is a must, especially in the summer. We found a great restaurant that served awesome fish & chips, we went back last time when we were up there. It was all dark inside, so we went into the hotel entrance & asked when they opened. They said they had skipped out on the lease, there one day, gone the next, with no word. 
Originally Posted by TruBrit
hi
please could you tell me the nice scottish guy's name who does your hair-is he good at highlights?Usually have to wait til i go back to UK for mine as I don't know who to trust here.Roots may begin to to show too much when here for more than 2 months!Will you be skiing in January when you go to sedona ? our friends told us they get around 3-5 feet snow then,bet it 's just as beautiful
Apr 6th 2006, 11:06 am
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Re: UK prices WOW
[QUOTE=lizandave]
hi
please could you tell me the nice scottish guy's name who does your hair-is he good at highlights?Usually have to wait til i go back to UK for mine as I don't know who to trust here.Roots may begin to to show too much when here for more than 2 months!Will you be skiing in January when you go to sedona ? our friends told us they get around 3-5 feet snow then,bet it 's just as beautiful
yeah i'll pm you ...i used to always get mine done back in blighty but this guy does a good job
Originally Posted by TruBrit
hi
please could you tell me the nice scottish guy's name who does your hair-is he good at highlights?Usually have to wait til i go back to UK for mine as I don't know who to trust here.Roots may begin to to show too much when here for more than 2 months!Will you be skiing in January when you go to sedona ? our friends told us they get around 3-5 feet snow then,bet it 's just as beautiful
yeah i'll pm you ...i used to always get mine done back in blighty but this guy does a good job
Apr 6th 2006, 2:29 pm
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Re: UK prices WOW
[QUOTE=Partystar]
We live about an hour an & half drive from Sedona & they had little snow this winter, so not much skiing going on. It certainly is beautiful up there, a visit to Slide Rock Park is a must, especially in the summer. We found a great restaurant that served awesome fish & chips, we went back last time when we were up there. It was all dark inside, so we went into the hotel entrance & asked when they opened. They said they had skipped out on the lease, there one day, gone the next, with no word.
lucky you living so close to Sedona.we stayed with some friends in Scottsdale which i also liked a lot,enjoyed it more than Houston but not been here long enough yet to judge it fairly yet though not a lot of scenery going on!Loved the flowering cacti,however one young lady i was chatting to said she'd love to go to England to see all the lovely gardens cos she misses the green
Originally Posted by lizandave
We live about an hour an & half drive from Sedona & they had little snow this winter, so not much skiing going on. It certainly is beautiful up there, a visit to Slide Rock Park is a must, especially in the summer. We found a great restaurant that served awesome fish & chips, we went back last time when we were up there. It was all dark inside, so we went into the hotel entrance & asked when they opened. They said they had skipped out on the lease, there one day, gone the next, with no word.
Apr 6th 2006, 5:01 pm
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Re: UK prices WOW
Originally Posted by lizandave
lucky you living so close to Sedona.we stayed with some friends in Scottsdale which i also liked a lot,enjoyed it more than Houston but not been here long enough yet to judge it fairly yet though not a lot of scenery going on!Loved the flowering cacti,however one young lady i was chatting to said she'd love to go to England to see all the lovely gardens cos she misses the green
Apr 6th 2006, 5:16 pm
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Re: UK prices WOW
Originally Posted by Partystar
We always take our visitors to Sedona, it's a must & the closest thing to English greenery around these parts!!! We're hopefully going to Slide Rock Park this summer for my hubby's birthday. We've been a few times, but the one time when it was warm enough to float down Slide Rock River, we had our son with us, so it was out of the question. So we'll be leaving him with his Nana & going to have some fun all by ourselves, we can't wait!!!
Apr 6th 2006, 6:19 pm
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Re: UK prices WOW
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Candidate for my new policy....
please take a number and wait to be called young sir:
please take a number and wait to be called young sir:
You all (or Y'all in the south :0) are lucky... i still have to sit here on this sinking island until i can get a f*ing visa!
I cant wait to be able to bitch about how great things are in the good ol USA compared to the UK.
It really is getting granny sellingly expensive to do anything here now.
I will give you an example.......
cost to get my car to tube stn at very end of central line..... 3 quid
cost to park my car for the day 4 quid
cost to ride a cattle transport into London 8 quid
cost to have a sandwich, coke and crisps for lunch 4 quid
cost of hearing every american tourist ask if the crystal palace TV antenna is the eiffel tower.... priceless!
Apr 6th 2006, 6:22 pm
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Re: UK prices WOW
Originally Posted by basementwaj
You all (or Y'all in the south :0) are lucky... i still have to sit here on this sinking island until i can get a f*ing visa!
I cant wait to be able to bitch about how great things are in the good ol USA compared to the UK.
It really is getting granny sellingly expensive to do anything here now.
I will give you an example.......
cost to get my car to tube stn at very end of central line..... 3 quid
cost to park my car for the day 4 quid
cost to ride a cattle transport into London 8 quid
cost to have a sandwich, coke and crisps for lunch 4 quid
cost of hearing every american tourist ask if the crystal palace TV antenna is the eiffel tower.... priceless!
I cant wait to be able to bitch about how great things are in the good ol USA compared to the UK.
It really is getting granny sellingly expensive to do anything here now.
I will give you an example.......
cost to get my car to tube stn at very end of central line..... 3 quid
cost to park my car for the day 4 quid
cost to ride a cattle transport into London 8 quid
cost to have a sandwich, coke and crisps for lunch 4 quid
cost of hearing every american tourist ask if the crystal palace TV antenna is the eiffel tower.... priceless!
