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Saw a red kite today, only a few yards away and almost as low as our heads - in fact I think it was a pair but the other one went behind the pub roof - the first I've been sure of in this area - and the only real thought I had was dammit, the one neighbour I dislike was the one who noticed it first.
 
I told everyone, but I have not wrote this in, been really sick with a feaver since yesterday, it was out of the blue like that,
Just really wanted to flushed out the gripping doom hand out of someone. :: sighs:: Women can't live with them, can't live without em.
 
"Air is more popular then ever, kids are showing off their lungs at their local talent show!" - Other kids, sigh deeply and try not having their moms being so vicarious.
 
Here it is two days later,
twenty four hours,
ir is it tweleve?
Hard to take the number into consideration,
oh well.. How is my AF family doing?
 
mikedt said:
Once upon a time in the 1970s, there was a very popular BBC sitcom called "Are You Being Served?", that was set in a London department store. And one of the main character's punch lines was "I'm free".

Apparently it is available in the US, on DVD from Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Are-Being-Served-Complete-Collection/dp/B002I9TZHA

EDIT

Something I didn't know until a few minutes ago, they actually made a movie of Are You Being Served? in 1977.

Just ordered it, and now waiting in anticipation of the DVD arriving from Guangzhou.
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BTW buying your videos and movies on physical media isn't obsolete just yet.
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A handwritten DVD-R arrived by courier this morning.
 
Next week's junior English lesson needs more Beethoven.

I was watching Soylent Green last night, and next weeks student lesson is all about food and cooking.
 
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I loved how the oceans meets the romanitc of poetry.
It inspires throughout the ages,
and what is it the listeners have,
no one really change,
only then it can produce what colorless texture,
in the mind as it sinks in.
 
mikedt said:
Once upon a time in the 1970s, there was a very popular BBC sitcom called "Are You Being Served?", that was set in a London department store. And one of the main character's punch lines was "I'm free".

Apparently it is available in the US, on DVD from Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Are-Being-Served-Complete-Collection/dp/B002I9TZHA

EDIT

Something I didn't know until a few minutes ago, they actually made a movie of Are You Being Served? in 1977.

Just ordered it, and now waiting in anticipation of the DVD arriving from Guangzhou.
View attachment 150471




BTW buying your videos and movies on physical media isn't obsolete just yet.
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They still play are you being served on PBS in the states in various places
 
Okay deciding what :thinking: should I try to get another fours of driving in, well another 3.5 have to make a fuel stop and continue to drive and try to find parking
Or should I simply stay where I am call it day and get an early start tomorrow
I have all day tomorrow to deliver my load and being it's Sunday the chances for getting a load are very slimo_O
 
Kind of forgot to tell you, my old group band, wethink has got together back on face of books. It has been ain intresting ride here and there too. Anyways it has been a trhill over there, and just been kind of relaxing and doing the same thing. No need to call in the hospital either, since my fever went all the way down, and the temp has been riven up here too. So yeah still heading to the store soon, probably after Memoiral Day, funny my Moto had a great four year run with me, and time to let it go. Time to let it go.
 
Can I still have my phone duration of shipping process and do a safety FDR from my own home, whilst packing back to Verizon and the accessories?
 
Seven puzzles inside Rusty Lake Roots done without really looking them up, it has been a huge amount of time, since I picked up and just played through :) I am happier then usual. BC of that.
 
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