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I thought you might bite Ade
BTW I wasn't calling you a mackem (I believe I asked if you were on the BB meet and, quite understandably, you didn't look impressed)
BTW I wasn't calling you a mackem (I believe I asked if you were on the BB meet and, quite understandably, you didn't look impressed)
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Originally Posted by lovegroova,Dec 15 2004, 04:24 PM
Having sad that I've seem what I assume to be SM's Z (complete with Missus SM) waiting for him at the station (I've seen the S as well) and it does look lovely.
I hope the Missus and the S get the nod too
I've kept an eye out for another black S locally (as it's certain to be you I think) but never seen it. Kind of spooky that you've seen me, both cars and my wife (and probably thought "oh, that's that bloke from the forum").... but I couldn't pick you out in a crowd I guess that's what I get for having a registration number for a username!
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Originally Posted by neil_s2k,Dec 16 2004, 07:48 AM
I thought you might bite Ade
BTW I wasn't calling you a mackem (I believe I asked if you were on the BB meet and, quite understandably, you didn't look impressed)
BTW I wasn't calling you a mackem (I believe I asked if you were on the BB meet and, quite understandably, you didn't look impressed)
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they all talk funny though man.
Someone once described the diff between a mackam and a geordie to me - my mate when he lived in Hartlepool and worked for the probation service. He also lived in Middlesbrough for a bit, and Stockton, and had a bird from Chester-le-street. He loved going out in newcastle, with his mate from sunderland. So i never really knew who or what was what or where
Someone once described the diff between a mackam and a geordie to me - my mate when he lived in Hartlepool and worked for the probation service. He also lived in Middlesbrough for a bit, and Stockton, and had a bird from Chester-le-street. He loved going out in newcastle, with his mate from sunderland. So i never really knew who or what was what or where
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Originally Posted by S2000 SM,Dec 16 2004, 09:07 AM
Ah shucks lovegroova, that's a nice thing to say
I hope the Missus and the S get the nod too
I've kept an eye out for another black S locally (as it's certain to be you I think) but never seen it. Kind of spooky that you've seen me, both cars and my wife (and probably thought "oh, that's that bloke from the forum").... but I couldn't pick you out in a crowd I guess that's what I get for having a registration number for a username!
I hope the Missus and the S get the nod too
I've kept an eye out for another black S locally (as it's certain to be you I think) but never seen it. Kind of spooky that you've seen me, both cars and my wife (and probably thought "oh, that's that bloke from the forum").... but I couldn't pick you out in a crowd I guess that's what I get for having a registration number for a username!
I've also spotted both of your cars when parked in the station carpark - about 5 miles from every other car!
I always walk to and from the station so see you wafting past me on the A404/412 by the fire station.
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Originally Posted by lovegroova,Dec 16 2004, 03:21 PM
1. Well, to tell a funny story, I did spot your S being driven by your missus (roof up in summer)
2. was going to post something in the spotted thread along the lines of 'foxy looking lady driving black S etc...'
3. I've also spotted both of your cars when parked in the station carpark - about 5 miles from every other car!
4. I always walk to and from the station so see you wafting past me on the A404/412 by the fire station.
2. was going to post something in the spotted thread along the lines of 'foxy looking lady driving black S etc...'
3. I've also spotted both of your cars when parked in the station carpark - about 5 miles from every other car!
4. I always walk to and from the station so see you wafting past me on the A404/412 by the fire station.
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3. You'd better believe it mate... I can't stand getting dinks in the door You'll also note that I park in one of only 4 longways spaces to avoid people parking next to us (waaay too anal, I know)
4. We must live pretty close and get on the same trains then.... I'll keep an eye open for people with a knowing look - not sure I want to suggest just bowling up and saying hello though... my first reply will probably be "not guilty"
Still, from now on in, you'll see me whispering in Mrs SM's ear.... does any of this lot look like a Simon to you?
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Originally Posted by lovegroova,Dec 16 2004, 03:56 PM
1. I'm easy to spot - pretty much always first out of the station on the way home (17.47 from Aldgate).
2. Usually on the 8.10 in the morning.
2. Usually on the 8.10 in the morning.
....First out of the station eh?... I'm usually in the leading few myself
If you hear someone just behind you making a false "coughsimoncoughahem" noise you'll know what's going on
2. Oh... so you only see me looking rushed/late then
(*sorry to everyone else who feels excluded by this particularly sad post*)
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The 17.47 is supposed to get to Finchley Road at 18.10, although rarely does. It usually gets to Ricky at between 18.35 and 18.45.
Well, to move on to really deep levels of sadness, I take the 2nd nearest door to the exit, the rear door of the 4th carriage from the front. The nearest is the front door of the 5th carriage. There are usually fewer people in the 4th carriage to block the fast exit.
I can also be picked out as I usually sit in the front carriage from Aldgate to Moor Park (fast asleep) and then I run down the platform at MP to get the optimum exit for Ricky.
Yes I am very sad and am considering counselling.
Well, to move on to really deep levels of sadness, I take the 2nd nearest door to the exit, the rear door of the 4th carriage from the front. The nearest is the front door of the 5th carriage. There are usually fewer people in the 4th carriage to block the fast exit.
I can also be picked out as I usually sit in the front carriage from Aldgate to Moor Park (fast asleep) and then I run down the platform at MP to get the optimum exit for Ricky.
Yes I am very sad and am considering counselling.