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  • in reply to: General Discussion #323519
    BSG-75
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    the Ex Mrs asked if she could take our son out this Saturday just “the two of them” as I have taken him to football and Duxford on “her week-ends”, she wanted some one to one time. Yes I say, no dramas. Ask what they are up to, no answer, push, drag racing (WTF ?) who else is going, oh my new man she says…

    so, “no” is my reply. Partly as its too soon for kids to meet new partners let alone spend that much time with them, and because she was “economical” with the truth about the whole thing.

    and el suprise…. “can I take Junior to Legends?”, static. “hello, can I?” ,
    “who else is going?”……

    in reply to: What made you (want to) Swear Today III? #1861966
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    the Ex Mrs asked if she could take our son out this Saturday just “the two of them” as I have taken him to football and Duxford on “her week-ends”, she wanted some one to one time. Yes I say, no dramas. Ask what they are up to, no answer, push, drag racing (WTF ?) who else is going, oh my new man she says…

    so, “no” is my reply. Partly as its too soon for kids to meet new partners let alone spend that much time with them, and because she was “economical” with the truth about the whole thing.

    and el suprise…. “can I take Junior to Legends?”, static. “hello, can I?” ,
    “who else is going?”……

    in reply to: General Discussion #323616
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    Knowing even less than you do about it wouldn’t it depend on how “big” the club was whose ground the match was being played at? It’s only a quid at a local ground near me – but I haven’t been tempted yet!

    As I have never been to a Football match, ever!!:eek: Can anyone tell me how much it is to get a ticket these days. Just as a matter of interest. I remember when it was near peanuts to go to Silverstone, now you have to take out a second morgage to go.The last time I went with my son it was in the region of £50.00 each.
    Jim.

    Lincoln .7

    Premier league is an expensive day, my Spurs season ticket works out at £50 a match, but seperate tickets can be £80 odd…..:eek:

    face value for Champions League ticket is £300 (mine is a freebie from work as the company sponsor the thing)

    in reply to: What Made You Smile Today III? #1862048
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    Knowing even less than you do about it wouldn’t it depend on how “big” the club was whose ground the match was being played at? It’s only a quid at a local ground near me – but I haven’t been tempted yet!

    As I have never been to a Football match, ever!!:eek: Can anyone tell me how much it is to get a ticket these days. Just as a matter of interest. I remember when it was near peanuts to go to Silverstone, now you have to take out a second morgage to go.The last time I went with my son it was in the region of £50.00 each.
    Jim.

    Lincoln .7

    Premier league is an expensive day, my Spurs season ticket works out at £50 a match, but seperate tickets can be £80 odd…..:eek:

    face value for Champions League ticket is £300 (mine is a freebie from work as the company sponsor the thing)

    in reply to: General Discussion #324195
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    This did

    http://www.wembleystadium.com/TheStadium/ViewFromYourSeat#seat:122|event:sports

    I appreciate that football isn’t for everybody, but this seat is where I will be on Saturday evening watching the Champions League final.:D

    in reply to: What Made You Smile Today III? #1862478
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    This did

    http://www.wembleystadium.com/TheStadium/ViewFromYourSeat#seat:122|event:sports

    I appreciate that football isn’t for everybody, but this seat is where I will be on Saturday evening watching the Champions League final.:D

    in reply to: General Discussion #324470
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    There’s a lot more to so-called “superinjunctions” than errant spouses trying to cover their tracks.

    For example, why not do a little research into how the multinational company Trafigura made use of them?

    I just did.

    Incredible……..

    At least there is a chance that these frivolous “celeb” cases can bring an end to the practice perhaps?

    in reply to: Privacy and "super injunctions" #1862665
    BSG-75
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    There’s a lot more to so-called “superinjunctions” than errant spouses trying to cover their tracks.

    For example, why not do a little research into how the multinational company Trafigura made use of them?

    I just did.

    Incredible……..

    At least there is a chance that these frivolous “celeb” cases can bring an end to the practice perhaps?

    in reply to: General Discussion #325266
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    I can recommend the recent book as well as “Agent Zig Zag” by the same author, I’m not convinced that its all 100% true, but a great read none the less.

    in reply to: Operation Mincemeat #1863089
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    I can recommend the recent book as well as “Agent Zig Zag” by the same author, I’m not convinced that its all 100% true, but a great read none the less.

    in reply to: General Discussion #325707
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    PhantomII;1747869 I searched all over Amazon (both the American and British sites), and did a few google searches, and I can’t find out if the series is available on Region 1 DVD’s? (i.e. the full series). Does anyone know?

    Don’t tell him Pyke! 😀

    ah you vill also go in ze book.

    in reply to: Dad's Army! #1863358
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    PhantomII;1747869 I searched all over Amazon (both the American and British sites), and did a few google searches, and I can’t find out if the series is available on Region 1 DVD’s? (i.e. the full series). Does anyone know?

    Don’t tell him Pyke! 😀

    ah you vill also go in ze book.

    in reply to: General Discussion #325715
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    It’s a total classic, the British laughing at ourselves, in one of the most desperate times in modern history. So many classic characters and actors who portray them. Mostly all now sadly departed.

    in reply to: Dad's Army! #1863361
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    It’s a total classic, the British laughing at ourselves, in one of the most desperate times in modern history. So many classic characters and actors who portray them. Mostly all now sadly departed.

    in reply to: General Discussion #325998
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    Thank God for that!

    Regards,

    kev35

    Fair point, time to start again, I read somewhere it will be ants, bees (if they are still here) or cockroaches as the next dominant species, all that earth spirit stuff and all that.:eek:

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