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Posts archive for: 10 September, 2005
  • Swift Replies and a Load of Draws

    This afternoon I really have just been passing the time. I do have a deparetment report to write, but that can wait until tomorrow

    So what have I been doing?

    I watched a bit of The Catherine Tate Show on DVD. Fantastic comedy.
    Then I was introduced to Tom Swifties, thanks to Jake and Sarah! It's amazing how caught up you can get with such simple ideas. My ideas are listed in their replies

    And all the while I was awaiting the soccer results. And it seems like a day for draws.
    After a relatively exciting game Liverpool drew 0-0 with Tottenham, even though both teams scored. Each goal was disallowed.
    Looks like the eagerly anticipated debut of Michael Owen for Newcastle tunred out to be a let down for them as they only managed a draw with Fulham (1-1)
    And closer to home, a dissapointment for Brighton an Hove, who, after leading for so long, were denied a victory by Leeds ending in a 3-3 draw

    So how do I feel? Well one point is better than none, and at least I don't have to listen to my mate gloat!

  • Ball Play but No Sex

    This Blog has nothing to do with sex! It's just that I wanted at least one of my blogs to have 'sex' as a tag!:)

    What I am going to write about is football. Or more specifically Liverpool v Tottenham later today. To me as a Liverpool fan, Tottenham are my biggest rivals, as my best friend is a Spurs fan.

    Tottenham welcome back England defender Ledley King, who is set for his first game of the season after recovering from his groin injury.
    You hear that guys! Aim for the Groin!

    Spurs include new signing Jermaine (Hugh) Jenas
    Liverpool striker Peter Crouch is set for his Premiership debut and is set to partner Djibril Cisse up front.

    Benitez said he bought Crouch to score goals! So what did he buy the others for? To knit?

    Djimi Traore is back after a knee problem, but Fernando Morientes is out for two weeks with a hamstring injury.

    I wonder if it named a hamstring after the amount of hamming it up the players do on the pitch?

    Check back later to find out if I am happy or sad!

  • A frightening incident

    It’s time for another recollection from my past: Another memory that would be good to record for prosperity. This is a true story; it happened about 15 years ago and is the main reason why I believe that there is more to life than we can comprehend. It also involves two other people who, for the purposes of anonymity, I shall call Steve and Tina.

    Where I used to live in Essex there was a small copse that, according to local legends, had a history. It was supposedly the place where a witch’s coven used to meet. There were also legends of child sacrifice and murder. I was aware of the legends, as was Steve although we had never really talked about it in detail. Tina on the other hand was unaware as she was only a visitor to the region.
    One night after a fun day out with a large group of friends, I was driving Steve and Tina home when I drove past the copse.
    I stopped the car and said casually to Steve, “Is this the place?” And I opened my car window.
    At that moment a cold wind blew in through the window and then something weird happened. All three of us burst into tears. Tina, who was on the back seat started wailing and screaming, “Get us out of here. Get us out of here now!” crying as she screamed. I remember feeling scared and frozen as the wind blew in, and it was those feelings that made me cry. Steve was also crying, “start the car, get us out of here” I tried to start the car, It wouldn’t start the first few times. I can remember the panic as Steve was urging us to get going and Tina was screaming in the back seat in hysterics.
    Eventually the car started and I managed to drive us away. Steve said nothing as I drove him home. He got out of the car without saying a word. Tina was still crying when I dropped her off. I asked her what had happened and she replied “When you opened the window, I felt a really cold wind blow in and it scared me. I just knew we had to get out of there, as the feelings were wrong! I was terrified! What was with that place?” I told her about the legends attached to the place. She’d had had no idea. She has also never forgotten the incident, although we don’t really talk about it.

    Now in my mind I can understand that Steve and I had known about the stories and that might have made us react in a certain way, but what I cannot explain is Tina’s reaction. How is it that she experienced exactly the same cold wind and fear when I opened the window as I had experienced. Just a few minutes earlier, we had all been laughing and joking about our day out!
    Speaking to Steve later, he recounted that he had felt the exact same wind and fear!
    I cannot rationalise it in my mind, and even now I get goose pimples when I remember it.
    I have told people this story, and they try to rationalise it or devalue it, but they can’t. I tell you, I did not make it up. It really happened! That is the truth!

  • Loud Bogies and Yoda's advice

    Saturday Morning and the best way for me to deter the onset of Summer-Wine-itis is by watching Kids TV in the morning. And it is a welcome return for Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow. It's the kids show that is watched by more adults than any other I reckon. And the best part for me? Bogies! The game where Dick and Dom go to public places and try to outdo each other by shouting out "BOGIES" louder each time. Childish? Yes! Fun? Yes! Today they have had Chris Moyles in a local library and scored a whopping 8.2 on the Bogey-meter!
    Now if only I can get away with shouting BOGIES in a school assemblyB)

    Well, as Yoda would say;
    "Grow up you think I should? Not if somthing to say about it I have"

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