Heartland

Bad word?

Or just wong attitude?

From this side of the pond.

20/4/04.

Blazing sun, double macchiato steaming gently, unpawed edition of Metro, cute bird or two to glance at opposite, uncrowded carriage. No delays.

Life's good.


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Chairman Bux wrote:narrow strip

heh heh

d00mw0lf wrote: leeds is just a giant Ikea.

heh heh

Flat pack the city.

CorpPunk wrote:

Tuscan Chimaera wrote:

CorpPunk wrote:This Charming Man?

I'm not convinced.

There you are!

I've been looking for you

Ah, but not very hard I expect.

And no I don't mean it like that.

heh heh

CorpPunk wrote:This Charming Man?

I'm not convinced.

There you are!

I've been looking for you

I awoke this morning feeling full of the joys of spring, so I thought I would take it all out on you. You can lick my boots later. ;) A walk outside. Blossom stipples the branches of trees out back. A high grey fug turns steadily bluer as the temperature rises. It will be a successful week, a healt...

Padstar wrote:
Have I ?... i dont think so.... unless, of course they were Sisters.


Paddy.

Why the uncertainty?

Not sure they were sisters?

They were brother and sister?

You were seeing double?

Kevin Toms

Football Manager

BREAK

LET Money$ = 1,000,000

RUN

he he

WELL COME ON THEN

My President has a conviction and I believe he's an honest man trying to do right. I know most of you HATE him but oh well that's too bad. for what it's worth, i'm sure bush and co really do believe that they're doing the right thing. unfortunately, that's not the same as actually doing the right t...

The question has been asked of all.

Or may be it hasn't.

He he

Have u

Wood u

Shame on u

Were you not frightened?

Black Shuck wrote: Well, see, the thing is, I've developed a curious habit, of late... Whenever I need some good luck, I kiss Von on the lips.

Deserved repeating for the greater good

That was last week.

Now I'm back.

About the war Putting aside the fact that this war is a) illegal from the International Right point of view b) immoral from any point of view c) irresponsible and incendiary from an International Relations point of view - and the future will show it let's deal with the present instead. It's high ti...

Chairman Bux wrote:Be sure to take your rain mac and a large can of mosquito repellant.

No rain now. But application of repellant prior to disembarkation advisable.

Good call, Bux.

Guns and cars and accidents. And, should uncle sam oblige, some threatened species.

Worth a weekend break.

Coffee was something we hated, not an essential to making it through the day. Summer holidays were endless, not passed with weary resignation. Girls made your heart flutter, not your weapon threaten to unload. The future inspired not loomed. Football was something you did, not something you and othe...

Master Margarita wrote:
The problem with internartional conflicts run by the US is that not enough damn imagination goes into them. Get the Iti's on board I say.

Don't you feel stupid now, boy.

Genial

comme d'habitude

Marius? Sulla? But not because Marius was Caeser's uncle. Stand up and be counted. Yes. And yes. Sulla killed his political enemies, and as Marius's nephew Caesar fell in that category. Sulla told Caesar to divorce his wife as as a symbolic act of his loyalty to the new regime, to which Caesar refu...

Carthage was in Tunisia until Rome destroyed it and salted the earth so the Carthiginians could never raise a sword against them again. Punic Wars. http://www.barca.fsnet.co.uk/ http://www.tourismtunisia.com/togo/carthage/carthage.html Watch it little Tuscan boy.....I do know some history of the wo...

markfiend wrote:I'm sure a couple of the Leeds folk on here must know Clint? But that's only...

Tuscan Chimaera wrote:...one black person who might (loosely) be termed a goth...

...that I know, too.

The one I knew was at Cambridge with me and not called Clint.

So that makes two