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Getting to a thousand post at last.................please refer to GOM thread for post 1002

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Probably should be in the 'grumpy' thread but today is the 27th anniversary of the day I met the lovely Mrs 'vette :)

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Probably should be in the 'grumpy' thread but today is the 27th anniversary of the day I met the lovely Mrs 'vette :)

is this a good thing? or a bad thing?.................. Sorry, couldn't help myself :lol:
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Probably should be in the 'grumpy' thread but today is the 27th anniversary of the day I met the lovely Mrs 'vette :)

is this a good thing? or a bad thing?.................. Sorry, couldn't help myself :lol:
:lol: Depends if you're asking me or her :lol:
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So what your saying is that Mrs C will say its bad then.......... :lol:

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Watching four young Iranian men jump out of a Merc M Class and start taking pictures of a tatty K reg Hillman Hunter on their mobile phones whilst laughing their cocks off that someone would import a Peykan to the UK. :roll:

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Watching four young Iranian men jump out of a Merc M Class and start taking pictures of a tatty K reg Hillman Hunter on their mobile phones whilst laughing their cocks off that someone would import a Peykan to the UK. :roll:

I've had several conversations with enthusiastic Iranians about the Minx. :D Different from the usual "I used to have one of those" comments.
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Gtting my new triumph 2000 in a couple of weeks , champing at the bit now :D

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Whats making me smile?Having an offer accepted on a house that we really, really want 8)

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Thats great news lobster.I found out over the weekend that my uncle has a 1984 Sierra XR4. Winner.Oh and my computer was being a right dick this morning, system restore sorted that out.

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Whats making me smile?Having an offer accepted on a house that we really, really want 8)

Yay for that :-)(See grumpy old man thread for my feelings towards estate agents and solicitors. Dream house, Nightmare transaction!)
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Just starting month two of my new job, and my boss pulled me to one side to give me a 3K pay rise.AWESOME!

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Finding a good friend is still a good friend even though like a spaz you've not bothered to get in touch for years, and they sort you right out when you need it the most.Cryptic but has put an honest to god smile on my chops. Friends are ace.

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Also ace: Gin, Tonic and Ska.*raises glass*

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@PillockThe freind stuff sounds cool, kinda know what you mean. i think.But G&T and ska fucking rule.

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I like a bit of Ska. Listening to "The Selecter" by The Selecter too feckin loudly in the car reminds me of being 17 again.Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band records, Stan Freberg, and Spike Milligan radio recordings make me smile. Hopelessly old now but actually doing stuff in the 50's and 60's which todays comedians pass of as fresh material. My five year old wandering up to a fat woman and asking her "Why are you so fat, do you eat too much or something?" was a horrifingly embarrassing moment but it makes me smile to think about it now!

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I've hammered the 'Best of The Specials' CD, and 'Ghost Town' sounds as hauntingly good now as it did when it was first released.Found a reggae love songs double CD which I'd bought just for one track (Good Thing Going by Sugar Mynott) in the boot of the Merc and I keep finding some really good tracks on it.

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There was a great Specials live Cd free with a paper last year, did you get it Billy??And the Sugar Mynott track is good too...

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Watching BMWs struggle in a few mm of slush while my £266 Autoshite just calmly drives past. Even when I started chucking it around on the back lanes, it merely understeered a little bit. WIN!

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There was a great Specials live Cd free with a paper last year, did you get it Billy??And the Sugar Mynott track is good too...

Didn't get the CD mate but recall seeing it. The 'best of' CD is superb.On reggae love songs 'You don't love me (no no no)' and 'Stop that train' are fantastic if that sort of music is your bag.
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The F**k Fiat thing was a link from b3ta, in their childish names section which also gave us Mr Helmut Knoblich a few pages back.

@PillockThe freind stuff sounds cool, kinda know what you mean. i think.But G&T and ska fucking rule.

Yeah, it's cryptic but a friend has just helped me from a very bad place to being able to dance around my living room last night, spilling G&T on the carpet and just generally having a ball.Another friend was supplying the musical suggestions, I was hammering the Specials and the Skalatones, she put me onto Chris Murray Combo and we went to See Spot from there. And some newer stuff like Pama International, The King Blues and I always like to finish up with the Mighty Mighty Bosstones.
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There was a great Specials live Cd free with a paper last year, did you get it Billy??And the Sugar Mynott track is good too...

Didn't get the CD mate but recall seeing it. The 'best of' CD is superb.On reggae love songs 'You don't love me (no no no)' and 'Stop that train' are fantastic if that sort of music is your bag.
I can do you a copy of the cd if you like??And yep, I know 'you don't love me' too.
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The F**k Fiat thing was a link from b3ta, in their childish names section which also gave us Mr Helmut Knoblich a few pages back.

@PillockThe freind stuff sounds cool, kinda know what you mean. i think.But G&T and ska fucking rule.

Yeah, it's cryptic but a friend has just helped me from a very bad place to being able to dance around my living room last night, spilling G&T on the carpet and just generally having a ball.Another friend was supplying the musical suggestions, I was hammering the Specials and the Skalatones, she put me onto Chris Murray Combo and we went to See Spot from there. And some newer stuff like Pama International, The King Blues and I always like to finish up with the Mighty Mighty Bosstones.
Aha, Parma Internation eh? Fuzz Townsend, who is on the Practical Classics team (top bloke), is the drummer for Parma International (formerly of Pop Will Eat Itself and Bentley Rhythm Ace).The Easy Star Allstars are well worth a listen. Theyve done very high quality versions of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon & The Bealtes' Sgt Pepper. Great live band too.

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