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Lemon Grinner Posted Thu 21 Aug, 2008 12:24 AM |
Scottish Dubliner wrote:
I reccommend Saturn 5 or Uniform or if you really wanna go ol' school, Please be Cruel, She Comes in the Fall or This is How it Feels
Dubz
(Cool as F**k)
Aye, I was thinking along the lines of Saturn 5 :D
Oh man, I'm so excited about Oasis tho, might listen to them for the next 3 months. |
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Kristy Posted Thu 21 Aug, 2008 8:18 PM |
Nikki wrote: My inspirations and my heros are Steve Yzerman & Fran Healy.
Curious to know how Fran inspires you.
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Nikki Posted Thu 21 Aug, 2008 8:37 PM |
Kristy wrote: Nikki wrote: My inspirations and my heros are Steve Yzerman & Fran Healy.
Curious to know how Fran inspires you.
I started playing guitar because of Travis. Besides the Beatles, they're the band that really got me into music. Fran's lyrics inspire me -- the messages in the songs he writes. Plus, I'm a writer and a journalist. He inspires me to keep writing. On top of that, I just think Fran has a good soul. He's a good person.
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AbsGinger Posted Thu 21 Aug, 2008 8:50 PM |
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Joanna Posted Sat 23 Aug, 2008 9:04 PM |
Kristy wrote: Decided to resurrect (probably a bad choice of word at the moment) this thread to pay tribute to a remarkable man who died this morning:
Adrian Sudbury's Baldy Blog
... and to say, if you are able to donate blood (and anything else they can squeeze out of you whilst you're alive!) then please do - National Blood Donor Service
It can save so many lives and, if it can't do that, then it can give some very ill people a few more months of life.
Thanks.
bless 'im
just found ches on your laptop, thanx very much! i so needed that
knew it was coming, but still cant believe it- ade that is, not ches.
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dee Posted Sun 24 Aug, 2008 3:01 AM |
weirdmom wrote: I once saw a guy on Oprah who learned to read in his 90s. Incredible. It made me feel like a jerk for ever feeling like I'm too old to learn something new.
there was a series on channel 4 recently about illiterate adults learning to read. one of the success stories was of a grandmother ( i think she was in her 50's).
it was amazing watching her change as everything just eventually clicked. |
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kiwi Posted Sun 24 Aug, 2008 3:17 AM |
Sir Edmund Hillary
A great kiwi bloke. |
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Kristy Posted Sun 24 Aug, 2008 3:37 PM |
dee wrote:
there was a series on channel 4 recently about illiterate adults learning to read. one of the success stories was of a grandmother ( i think she was in her 50's).
it was amazing watching her change as everything just eventually clicked.
I watched that too: Can't Read, Can't Write
I think the education system would be far better if we cloned Phil Beadle and put him as headmaster in every school.
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Kristy Posted Sun 24 Aug, 2008 3:41 PM |
Joanna wrote:
bless 'im
just found ches on your laptop, thanx very much! i so needed that
knew it was coming, but still cant believe it- ade that is, not ches.
Is that the same laptop that you forgot to turn off last night?
I'm a bit tired. I'm looking forward to a rest.
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Lemon Grinner Posted Sun 24 Aug, 2008 10:22 PM |
| Tim Henman used to be my inspiration. It was the fact that the man never gave up... Until he finally gave up. Now I feel a bit lost without him but am turning to Paula Radcliffe in my hours of need. |
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