Birthday Conundrum
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by Yorkshire Pudding » Sep 12th, '06, 13:55
I thank you!
No need to feel old at 40, Tomo. Apparently 50 is the new 40, so I guess that means 40 is the new 30.... so happy 30th birthday mate!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY 
by Ian McCarthy » Sep 12th, '06, 14:50
Don't be silly, your not old. Just 21 with 19 years experience.
Happy birthday guys.
Happy birthday guys.
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by moonbeam » Sep 12th, '06, 19:16
Happy birthday to you both 
Join the club 40 by the way
- I was 40 in March 
27 years old eh ?? Oh well I thought I was doing okay with my missus being 34 years old. Hmm.... time to get the Exchange and Mart out and look for a newer model
Join the club 40 by the way
- I was 40 in March
27 years old eh ?? Oh well I thought I was doing okay with my missus being 34 years old. Hmm.... time to get the Exchange and Mart out and look for a newer model
QUESTION:
If we can sue McDonalds for making us fat and cigarette companies for giving us cancer; why can't we sue Smirnoff for all the ugly gits we've sh*gged ??
If we can sue McDonalds for making us fat and cigarette companies for giving us cancer; why can't we sue Smirnoff for all the ugly gits we've sh*gged ??
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by Mandrake » Sep 12th, '06, 21:08
On our 30th Wedding Anniversary 5 years ago, my ever-loving arranged for us to renew our Wedding Vows. Nobody told me they'd expired......moonbeam wrote:Oh well I thought I was doing okay with my missus being 34 years old. Hmm.... time to get the Exchange and Mart out and look for a newer model
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by Tomo » Sep 12th, '06, 23:59
Mandrake wrote:On our 30th Wedding Anniversary 5 years ago, my ever-loving arranged for us to renew our Wedding Vows. Nobody told me they'd expired......
Tee hee.
Thanks everyone. Thanks , Delude, for the Italian plumber!
Back from stage one of operation Birthday. The pub brought out cake, candles and cheeseboard. Very nice.
Now for stage two... the CUPS phase
<Rubs hands, prods the NUMS website for signs of hurricane-battered welsh people an shouts "shop?!">
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by seige » Sep 13th, '06, 11:08
Hurricane bashed Welshie is back!
NUMS has over 35 orders since I was away, even tho I 'shut shop'. So once the backlog is cleared, doors will be open!
As for hurricanes, Cuba was great—solid 35-40°c weather (98% humidity though!) every day, few tropical storms, but they last 10 - 20 mins max.
Flew through a hurricane over Bermuda on the way home yesterday, plane was like a ping-pong ball in a tumble drier for 2 hours. Horrible! A woman on the plane had a stroke—so we were diverted to Shannon airport, then Gatwick, then Manchester. Journey flight time should have been 8.5 hours, and actually took more like 16. So, until I recover from the shock of marriage, near-death plane rides and turbulence, exhaustion and jet-lag, the shop may run a bit behind!
Nice to be back tho, and have a proper cup-o-tea and eat without having to ward off flies
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NUMS has over 35 orders since I was away, even tho I 'shut shop'. So once the backlog is cleared, doors will be open!
As for hurricanes, Cuba was great—solid 35-40°c weather (98% humidity though!) every day, few tropical storms, but they last 10 - 20 mins max.
Flew through a hurricane over Bermuda on the way home yesterday, plane was like a ping-pong ball in a tumble drier for 2 hours. Horrible! A woman on the plane had a stroke—so we were diverted to Shannon airport, then Gatwick, then Manchester. Journey flight time should have been 8.5 hours, and actually took more like 16. So, until I recover from the shock of marriage, near-death plane rides and turbulence, exhaustion and jet-lag, the shop may run a bit behind!
Nice to be back tho, and have a proper cup-o-tea and eat without having to ward off flies
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by Misanthropy » Sep 13th, '06, 15:09
Welcome back! Hope you had a great honeymoon
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