Heartland

Posted: **02 Jul 2005, 19:29**

MY VERY BEST WISHES, JOHN!

Posted: **02 Jul 2005, 23:56**

To Jessica for starting the thread:

To those who made long-distance phone calls last night and today.

For the PMs and cards and even the 'card'. Top guys, all of you.

For the posts on here, I love you all to bits. But then you knew that anyway.

Johnny

Posted: **04 Jul 2005, 10:24**

Missed it on 'ere but not in "real life"

But I'll send you a belated Happy Birthday on this thread so that no-one thinks I forgot

Posted: **04 Jul 2005, 13:20**

Have a good 'un!

And to keep in the musical mood:

Joooohnnyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!
Remember meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!

Yes I'll always remembeeheeeeerrrr.... etc...

IZ.

Posted: **04 Jul 2005, 13:34**

Do pay attention at the back of the class and try to keep up to speed.

Yes Mark, 'real' time was appreciated and now I've got Belguim's finest Rock Lurve Stud serenading me. It just doesn't get any better.

Posted: **04 Jul 2005, 13:43**

Johnny M wrote:...and now I've got Belguim's finest Rock Lurve Stud serenading me. It just doesn't get any better.

It does. When I stop.

IZ.

Posted: **04 Jul 2005, 13:55**

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:
Johnny M wrote:...and now I've got Belguim's finest Rock Lurve Stud serenading me. It just doesn't get any better.
It does. When I stop.

IZ.

Posted: **11 Jul 2005, 03:26**

Best wishes!

Posted: **14 Jul 2005, 16:25**

Johnny, darling, hold that thought

BD

Posted: **14 Jul 2005, 18:49**

I forgot to make a musical reference. How could I?

It was February, 1963, When Johnny came home with a gift for me...

Johnny.. don't point that gun.. at me...

New Order - 1963 (True Faith b-side)

Posted: **14 Jul 2005, 19:14**

Dark wrote:I forgot to make a musical reference. How could I?

It was February, 1963, When Johnny came home with a gift for me...

Johnny.. don't point that gun.. at me...

New Order - 1963 (True Faith b-side)

If we're going for musical references I'm gonna out-bid you with a Koos Kombuis song - "Johnny Is Nie Dood Nie"

Posted: **14 Jul 2005, 19:15**

I fold.

Posted: **14 Jul 2005, 19:42**

hallucienate wrote:If we're going for musical references I'm gonna out-bid you with a Koos Kombuis song - "Johnny Is Nie Dood Nie"

Please do so... We from Flanders and Holland would thank you eternally for such a thing

(the guys name is terribly funny on itself already

)

Posted: **14 Jul 2005, 20:16**

Happy Birthday, Johnny.

Posted: **14 Jul 2005, 20:31**

Obviousman wrote:
hallucienate wrote:If we're going for musical references I'm gonna out-bid you with a Koos Kombuis song - "Johnny Is Nie Dood Nie"
Please do so... We from Flanders and Holland would thank you eternally for such a thing (the guys name is terribly funny on itself already )

Koos rocks

Posted: **14 Jul 2005, 20:45**

nick the stripper wrote:Happy Birthday, Johnny.

You are a post counting whore.

Posted: **14 Jul 2005, 20:46**

hallucienate wrote: "Johnny Is Nie Dood Nie"

Translation please?

Posted: **14 Jul 2005, 20:59**

Sorry

even my aged brain can work that one out.

No he's not ... blame Ms Dahlia, she made me do it. It wasn't my idea. She forced me. Threatened me even. Until I had to give in.

Honest injun.

Posted: **14 Jul 2005, 21:06**

Obviousman wrote: (the guys name is terribly funny on itself already)

Sometimes in the spirit of Heartland we choose to ignore. See you in Tilburg. I'll be the one with the gun ...

Posted: **15 Jul 2005, 13:29**

A bit late

but I hope it was a blast:

Cheers!

Posted: **15 Jul 2005, 17:21**

Johnny M wrote:Sometimes in the spirit of Heartland we choose to ignore. See you in Tilburg. I'll be the one with the gun ...

Alright... Just make sure to put it away safely along with your nailclippers when boarding the plane

By the way: It was funny because the guy is called Koos (=funny Dutch name) Caboose and the title translates as 'Johnny is not dead not'...

Posted: **15 Jul 2005, 17:27**

Obviousman wrote:
Johnny M wrote:Sometimes in the spirit of Heartland we choose to ignore. See you in Tilburg. I'll be the one with the gun ...
Alright... Just make sure to put it away safely along with your nailclippers when boarding the plane

By the way: It was funny because the guy is called Koos (=funny Dutch name) Caboose and the title translates as 'Johnny is not dead not'...

Ahhh, I thought 'Johnny' meant something funny in Dutch.

Ignore me, it's called getting old.

Posted: **15 Jul 2005, 17:31**

Johnny M wrote:Ahhh, I thought 'Johnny' meant something funny in Dutch.

Ignore me, it's called getting old.

Well, now you mention it, it does

Still, African is funnier

BTW: Post 500 - yeeha

Posted: **15 Jul 2005, 17:32**

Johnny M wrote:Ahhh, I thought 'Johnny' meant something funny in Dutch.

No, it means something funny in English

Posted: **15 Jul 2005, 20:57**

Oh don't encourage him.

"Nurse the screens, Johnny's out of bed again..."

Heartland

Johnny....