Spaceman
- 28 Jan 2005 23:56
CLOSED - THANKS to all customers for the last few years
optomistic
- 05 Aug 2006 12:12
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Two supermarkets Socco, you are in for a very exciting morning :-)
Socrates
- 05 Aug 2006 15:36
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Exciting?
I came 1st in the Waitrose Gold Cup and a close 2nd in the Morrison's Grand Prix. Whilst I was at it, I also had a go at the Cheltenham Cone Slalom and failed miserably, ended up doing an unintentional 3 mile detour.
Spaceman
- 05 Aug 2006 17:56
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Trip to the new ILVA store (sort of upmarket IKEA) at thurrock today, interesting they have some nice stuff. On the way home girlfriend announced that as we were close by we should go to Bluewater as well ;-(
so I went to the cinema and watched Miami Vice which was much more fun...
StonyB
- 05 Aug 2006 18:42
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Spaceman - I didn't have you down as a Texas fan. Bit too middle of the road for me. I saw them by default when I went to one of the Hyde Park concerts a month ago. They were on at the same time as the last England match, so the back half of the audience had their backs to the stage while they watched the match on a separate screen. (I thought of it as divine retribution for the Scottish attitude to the Ing-er-land team, although a bit hard on the band, I agree.) The audience only turned around after the penalties, in time for Texas's last number, when someone threw something - a shoe I think - at the demure Ms Spitieri. She stopped everything dead to have a go at the person responsible. She's got a fierce gob on her. I'd put my money on her against a fishwife any day.
Texas are playing the Arundel Festival on Aug 27th btw.
Spaceman
- 05 Aug 2006 21:55
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Hi StonyB not they are not the sort of thing I normally listen to but I think they are a pretty good pop group (note pop) and Sharlene has talent both as a writer and a singer, she was a bit pissed off yesterday as well, the audience took a while to get going and she was frustrated by it, I think she really need to audience with her to perform well.
Thanks for the Arundel tip.
Spaceman
- 06 Aug 2006 11:36
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Morning all, we are off to Woodchurch in Kent to the Wing and Things show.
Spaceman
- 07 Aug 2006 11:59
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A bit wet in Hastings this morning.
stockbunny
- 07 Aug 2006 12:09
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Well it wasn't wet here but seems to be now Spacie, at least it's cooler - last night was too muggy!
Socrates
- 07 Aug 2006 17:18
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Today is Muggy, yesterday was Suggy!
Hello all
Socrates
- 08 Aug 2006 16:31
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Goodness me, is there only me left in the cafe?
stockbunny
- 08 Aug 2006 17:29
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No I'm about from time to time and Opto and Spacie and JJ is too, but many others are missing presumed on holidays Socs.
Trifle ready and waiting for you :>)
Socrates
- 08 Aug 2006 19:13
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That's great 'Bunny, I was beginning to feel deserted, as opposed to desserted!
I hope Spacie enjoyed his trip to Woodchurch, I've just perused a list of all the airplanes that took part or visited, quite a busy day by the looks of it.
Spaceman
- 08 Aug 2006 21:33
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Socs, that Wings and Things show is really nice, is a small strip but always has some nice aircraft, most fly in and land but some e.g. Sally B and the jets cant. This year they had 3 of my favorites, P-51 Mustangs flying from the strip. Beacuse its small you can get nice and close to the aircraft and the flying is close up.
And if your not into aircraft they always have a car and bike show as well along with those odd people that sit in a ring with very small steam and petrol engines that do nothing other than go chug chug chug, not forgetting the ones that pump water from a tank to a tap which runs into the tank etc.
I have been for about the last 10 years and its got better each time.
re P-51's I met one of my heroes Chuck Yeager a few years ago at a show in the US and later on the day he did a flying display in a P-51, he was still flying brilliantly and at the time I think he was 81, and he signed my book...
jeffmack
- 09 Aug 2006 09:43
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Good morning
Lots happening since my last visit. Looks like I will be quitting my job and going for the in contracting. Bit scarey after being an employee all my life, but exciting.
Hows everyone doing
optomistic
- 09 Aug 2006 09:49
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Morning Jeff, still a few of us around. Contracting, now that sounds like heavy duties, will require good stocks of the 'black magic' to rebuild the vitality.
stockbunny
- 09 Aug 2006 09:53
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Oh JeffMack - exciting stuff, I really hope it goes well for you :>)
optomistic
- 09 Aug 2006 09:59
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Jeff, how are you going to manage without all those hi tec lovelies to look after you :-)
Spaceman
- 09 Aug 2006 13:18
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Jeff, sounds fun, I have been contracting since 1988, the money is still OK but not as good as it was, still worthwhile though.
I dont think I would go back to permie work now, anyway no-one would want me!
dexter01
- 09 Aug 2006 13:41
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Hi all,
something that i am trying to do to raise money for charity.
If you visit www.swapz.co.uk , go onto collectables then autographs.
My one is Ruud van Nistelrooy
please have a look
Dexter
stockbunny
- 10 Aug 2006 15:41
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Ok having seen The F Word last night, on the menu today we have home grown common-or-garden snails with garlic butter and salad, every bit as good as the French according to Mr Ramsey and I ain't argueing with him! So those of you who despair at the little horrors eating your plants now you know what to do! ;>)