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Re: Some Questions

Post by BWFC_Insane » Thu Dec 22, 2011 1:59 pm

Bruce Rioja wrote:(a) If you wrote your autobiography, what would you call it? And why?

(b) What's the best piece of advice that you've ever received ? And why?

(c) What's the furthest that you've ever been in your slippers? And why?
a) For the times they are a changin'

Cos my job has often involed managing change. And my life has changed a lot. And cos Dylan is ace...

b) Probably the best bit of advice was from a friend who was dying from terminal cancer. They told me to do what I wanted, and not to worry about pleasing anyone, as folk you have to try to please will inevitably disappear from your life and then you'll wonder what the hell you were doing....ones that you please naturally will be the ones that stick around...They died a few weeks later. The words stuck with me for ever.

c) I don't own slippers, have them thick socks with sticky pads on instead....

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Re: Some Questions

Post by TANGODANCER » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:07 pm

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(c) What's the furthest that you've ever been in your slippers? And why?
To work :oops:
Once got up and dressed in a hurry, on a dark morning. Got to work to find I was wearing one brown shoe and a black one. Told everybody who commented tht I had another pair just like them at home. Well, you just have to fess up and laugh, don't you. :(
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Re: Some Questions

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Bruce Rioja wrote:(a) If you wrote your autobiography, what would you call it? And why?

(b) What's the best piece of advice that you've ever received ? And why?

(c) What's the furthest that you've ever been in your slippers? And why?
(a). "What the Fck Was That ?"

(b). No-one's all good & no-one's all bad.

(c). Don't have slippers .... though I drove to Heathrow once in flip-flops.
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Re: Some Questions

Post by TANGODANCER » Thu Dec 22, 2011 3:13 pm

GG asked:
- If you didn't support Bolton would you support another team and if so, which?

- Who (or what) was the first love of your life?

- If you had the chance to go back in time for 24 hours, where and when would you go?
a: No, I wouldn't bother. Bolton or no team.

b: Sxxxxx. First girl I ever kissed (behind the garages outside Holy Harbour football pitch). She used to wait for me outside the shop on Elgin Street and I was the envy of the area. I was madly in love till some traitorous, jealous liar told me she'd kissed somebody else at a party . I was mortified, well, you are at 13 aren't you? I was so mad I fell in love with the girl next door but one, the very next day.. :oops:

c: Bolton Palais in its hey-day around 1956. Magical place.
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Re: Some Questions

Post by Bruce Rioja » Thu Dec 22, 2011 3:21 pm

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a: No, I wouldn't bother. Bolton or no team.
Indeed - can I just qualify my Derby County bit? I was born in Burton but was raised in Bolton from being six months old. I assume I'd have supported my local team had we stayed there. Barring their success in the early 70's, supporting Derby must be an almost identical ride to ours anyway - so I'd still be all bitter and twisted :D
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Re: Some Questions

Post by TANGODANCER » Thu Dec 22, 2011 3:24 pm

Bruce Rioja wrote:
TANGODANCER wrote:
a: No, I wouldn't bother. Bolton or no team.
Indeed - can I just qualify my Derby County bit? I was born in Burton but was raised in Bolton from being six months old. I assume I'd have supported my local team had we stayed there. Barring their success in the early 70's, supporting Derby must be an almost identical ride to ours anyway - so I'd still be all bitter and twisted :D
Okay, you're forgiven. I remember Billy Steele. :lol:
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Re: Some Questions

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Gooner Girl wrote:

So my questions are:

- If you didn't support Bolton would you support another team and if so, which?

- Who (or what) was the first love of your life?

- If you had the chance to go back in time for 24 hours, where and when would you go?
A) Already do: Buxton FC, second choice Bolton Wanderers, third choice Sheffield United, telly choice Liverpool, out and about in the rest of the world choice Vasco De Gama
B) Life itself. One of my very first memories was being scared shitless after watching a film (can't remember which film, but lots of thumping noises in walls) and thinking "I don't like the thought of death, I want to live forever".
C) The ice age. I want to dance with mammoths.

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Re: Some Questions

Post by Bruce Rioja » Thu Dec 22, 2011 3:36 pm

The Axman wrote: One of my very first memories was being scared shitless after watching a film (can't remember which film, but lots of thumping noises in walls) and thinking "I don't like the thought of death, I want to live forever".
I remember the first film I ever cried at - Bonnie & Clyde when they got shot at the end.
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Re: Some Questions

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Bruce Rioja wrote:
The Axman wrote: One of my very first memories was being scared shitless after watching a film (can't remember which film, but lots of thumping noises in walls) and thinking "I don't like the thought of death, I want to live forever".
I remember the first film I ever cried at - Bonnie & Clyde when they got shot at the end.
Old Yeller for me - which embarrassing because I was then a teenager (just).
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Re: Some Questions

Post by Gooner Girl » Thu Dec 22, 2011 5:48 pm

Little Green Man wrote:1) Why did Gooner Girl's original avatar have a puffed wheat on it?
:conf: Do you mean the one of Thierry Henry scoring an awesome goal?

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Re: Some Questions

Post by americantrotter » Thu Dec 22, 2011 6:31 pm

Gooner Girl wrote:So my questions are:

- If you didn't support Bolton would you support another team and if so, which?

- Who (or what) was the first love of your life?

- If you had the chance to go back in time for 24 hours, where and when would you go?
I suppose I'd either support some MLS team or be like all Americans and support one of the big 4. :(

Kristy. (she was well endowed, I am a stinker)

Probably to my wedding day on 4/16/2011, cause it was just a great do.

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Re: Some Questions

Post by TANGODANCER » Thu Dec 22, 2011 6:33 pm

Here are my three questions:

1: Who is your all-time favourite fictional character in a book or film?

2: What was your personal scariest moment?

3: What is the oddest accident that ever happened to you ?
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Re: Some Questions

Post by Gooner Girl » Thu Dec 22, 2011 6:43 pm

Here are my three questions:

1: Who is your all-time favourite fictional character in a book or film?

William Brown in the Just William series. I was a right little tomboy as a kid!

2: What was your personal scariest moment?

Seeing a photo of Bish dressed as a Princess.

3: What is the oddest accident that ever happened to you ?

When i was about 12 and taking part in my first ever athletics meeting i missed the mat when High Jumping, fosbury flopped onto concrete and went to hospital with concussion. Other then having the twins its the only time i've been to hospital.

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Re: Some Questions

Post by Bruce Rioja » Thu Dec 22, 2011 7:41 pm

TANGODANCER wrote:
1: Who is your all-time favourite fictional character in a book or film?
Roy Race of Melchester Rovers. My childhood hero. One of my best mates, who's name is Paul, is still know as 'Roy' because he once smacked one into the top corner from 25 yards.
TANGODANCER wrote: 2: What was your personal scariest moment?
I have two, if that's not greedy? The nett result was the same in each - 'This is where it all ends, Big Lad'. Realising that you're about to die is remarkably panic-free, and brings on a clarity of thought that I've never experienced in any other situation. The first was when I was ambushed by a dozen or so weapons (inc. knives)-bearing bastards on my walk back to the car from The Den, Millwall, in 85.

The second was in Dec 1994, driving home from my then GF's in Liverpool down the East Lancs when this nice person did a U-turn through the central reservation right in front of me. It was late at night so I'll have been driving between 70 & 80 mph.
TANGODANCER wrote: 3: What is the oddest accident that ever happened to you ?
A couple again. One was falling out of a conker tree in Dent and putting a hairline fracture in my skull, the other is my now deformed left thumb which came about by opening a can of corned beef! :(
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Re: Some Questions

Post by Annoyed Grunt » Thu Dec 22, 2011 8:08 pm

TANGODANCER wrote:Here are my three questions:

1: Who is your all-time favourite fictional character in a book or film?

2: What was your personal scariest moment?

3: What is the oddest accident that ever happened to you ?

1: Patrick Bateman or Lincoln Rhyme.

2: Getting married..........or being at the hospital getting told by the doctor that unless they delivered my son early, he could die, my wife could die or they both could die.

3: Skimming a piece of glass into the sea.....big chunk out of my index finger.

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Re: Some Questions

Post by Montreal Wanderer » Thu Dec 22, 2011 9:20 pm

TANGODANCER wrote:Here are my three questions:

1: Who is your all-time favourite fictional character in a book or film?
Bertie Wooster
TANGODANCER wrote:2: What was your personal scariest moment?
Falling off a cliff in British Columbia while trying to take a leak during a four hour traffic jam on the Sea to Sky Highway.
TANGODANCER wrote:3: What is the oddest accident that ever happened to you ?
See 2 above.
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Re: Some Questions

Post by Lord Kangana » Thu Dec 22, 2011 10:29 pm

americantrotter wrote:
Gooner Girl wrote:So my questions are:

- If you didn't support Bolton would you support another team and if so, which?

- Who (or what) was the first love of your life?

- If you had the chance to go back in time for 24 hours, where and when would you go?
I suppose I'd either support some MLS team or be like all Americans and support one of the big 4. :(

Kristy. (she was well endowed, I am a stinker)

Probably to my wedding day on 4/16/2011, cause it was just a great do.
What does month 16 translate to in the Gregorian Calendar?
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Re: Some Questions

Post by Dujon » Fri Dec 23, 2011 2:05 am

For TANGO:

1. Unlike Monty I'd say Jeeves rather than Bertie.

2. Ignoring health problems I think, probably, that the time I crashed my car when participating in a N.S.W. 'junior' rally (the Clinton's 500) would be it. The vehicle was a 1930 Chevrolet tourer, my navigator was my brother. We were following a couple of decent handling cars and about to drop down into a valley. They turned suddenly left and disappeared. All I could see before me was a very, very, short stretch of road and the tops of trees a few hundred feet below. Instinct led me to heave the wheel to the right, hold the beast sideways, and hang on. We both survived whilst the car sustained some serious damage. Even today I shudder at what might have happened should I have tried to follow the other competitors.

3. Perhaps my asking my wife to marry me and being accepted? It has worked out though so maybe an accident (or slip of the tongue) is the wrong description.

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Re: Some Questions

Post by Andy Waller » Fri Dec 23, 2011 8:51 am

Lord Kangana wrote:
americantrotter wrote:
Gooner Girl wrote:So my questions are:

- If you didn't support Bolton would you support another team and if so, which?

- Who (or what) was the first love of your life?

- If you had the chance to go back in time for 24 hours, where and when would you go?
I suppose I'd either support some MLS team or be like all Americans and support one of the big 4. :(

Kristy. (she was well endowed, I am a stinker)

Probably to my wedding day on 4/16/2011, cause it was just a great do.
What does month 16 translate to in the Gregorian Calendar?
Americans do MM/DD/YYYY you uncultured oaf.
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Re: Some Questions

Post by Little Green Man » Fri Dec 23, 2011 10:44 am

Gooner Girl wrote:
Little Green Man wrote:1) Why did Gooner Girl's original avatar have a puffed wheat on it?
:conf: Do you mean the one of Thierry Henry scoring an awesome goal?
Not sure which prancing nancy it was but there was definitely a puffed wheat near the lower left corner. Most off-putting when you'd not had your breakfast.

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