Can't argue with any of that. You may well be right, as I have already said. I don't think it takes anything away from what I have said though. If you want to carry on, I am happy to do so on PM's, to save the forum the fall out of two angry ****s ******* on its cheese crackers.
I doubt we are though unless chasing the game, or for certain teams. So it makes me doubt the whole post. We certainly want this guy, the ‘but’ being if the deal is right.
I don't doubt Leventhal has good contacts in the club, but I doubt he's privy to the club's transfer strategy. Most the time he gets a heads up on transfers the day before they are announced
Nah mate, it's a pencil, softer lead leads to a darker impression, handy when an artist wants to demonstrate shaded areas or depth of colour.
Damn. You're right. Missed it. We were talking about Roxy over on the books thread. @RookeryDad is definitely one up on me now.
Not seen this fella much. Is he suitable for the Premier league and aimless balls from the centre backs?
"Let's Stick Together" currently playing on the builders' radio outside my window. Was disappointingly vetoed by the present Mrs Keighley as a wedding first dance, though I did manage to sneak it in at #3. Several forumites will be pleased that this was followed by 30 minutes of punk classics.
If you had used the Nouvelle Vague cover that would have been wonderful! Elderly relatives going 'this is nice..'
Builders need to stick together. A maverick, go it alone builder will achieve nothing. Are you at liberty to divulge your first song?
Particularly important for builders. If they don't stick those bricks together those rows and rows of bricks will be pretty pointless (pointingless?) (pointfewer?)
It was always up my sleeve were Mr Ferry to be rejected. We share a mutual liking for the grumpy old ex-window cleaner. Shuffling around the floor to the strains of 4'33" with 100 guests watching was never really an option.
A famous aphorism relating to Van: "There are 2 types of people. Those that hate Van Morrison & those that have not met him yet."
Blimey - and I thought we were non-conformist. My wife being of good old-fashioned Australian country stock, our first dance was the bush classic 'Limejuice Tub' - it took all of five seconds for the hundred or so guests to join in. I still get misty-eyed when I hear the chorus "Here we are in New South Wales, shearing sheep as big as whales"...
