Michael Harry Terrence is One Today; have a piece of cake.
Paul Hornshaw
He's currently bopping around the house wrecking all his new presents
with his new toy hammer (courtesy of his maternal Grandmother, called
Nan round these parts). He's discovered the toy telly and the tune is
quite nice (for the moment).
Please feel free to cut yourself a piece of caKE.
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Cheers,
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Paul Hornshaw
Robert Chrismas
> Just like to announce that heir number 3 is one year old today.
> He's currently bopping around the house wrecking all his new presents
> with his new toy hammer (courtesy of his maternal Grandmother, called
> Nan round these parts). He's discovered the toy telly and the tune is
> quite nice (for the moment).
Curious - also called Nan here in the deep south.
> Please feel free to cut yourself a piece of caKE.
>
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Thanks.
Yummy
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Robert Chrismas e-mail : chrismas at argonet.co.uk
Scaramouche
>Just like to announce that heir number 3 is one year old today.
Happy Birthday Michael. Enjoy your toy hammer and telly.
What a beautiful cake, shame to cut it, ooooo , it taste gorgeous.
Happy Birthday once again.
--
Scaramouche
Paul Hornshaw
become a father for the first time. Mother and baby girl both okay.
Now I can really rub it in. I'll teach him to call me for becoming a dad
again at 38, heheheheheheheheheh!
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Paul Hornshaw
Mayes
Paul Hornshaw wrote in message ...
>Please feel free to cut yourself a piece of caKE.
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>Cheers,
That must be who the party was for that I just got back from - no
wonder I couldn't find the cake there, it was all in here!
Happy Birthday Michael, and thanks for the cake.
BTW any one else ever tried strawberries with pesto dip? They go
*really* well together.
Roger Watson
<pa...@smartart.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>Please feel free to cut yourself a piece of caKE.
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>Cheers,
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>Paul Hornshaw
Thanks Paul, Happy birthday Mike.
Roger :o)
Mmmm, I like the marzipan
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Scaramouche
>
>BTW any one else ever tried strawberries with pesto dip? They go
>*really* well together.
>
dip sounds revolting, but will try it. How was the pesto dip prepared?
--
Scaramouche
Mayes
Scaramouche wrote in message ...
Fromage frais, parmesan and pesto - no idea of the proportions but
the eau de nil colour complimented the strawberries beautifully too.
I think I might have left out the parmesan (not my favourite cheese),
the pepperiness of the basil went so well with the (natural, no
sugar) sweetness of the strawberries.
Penny Mayes pe...@bredgar.globalSnet.co.uk doff cap to reply
Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine...
Keith Meredith
keyboard and created:
> Just like to announce that heir number 3 is one year old today.
He missed sharing mine by a day!
Happy birthday Michael
Best wishes
Keith
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Kathy McIntosh
<pa...@smartart.demon.co.uk> writes
>Just like to announce that heir number 3 is one year old today.
>Please feel free to cut yourself a piece of caKE.
>
>
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> | Happy Birthday |
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>Cheers,
wont be any left! Boo hoo, I want some and if I don't get some, I'm
gonna cry :={ And it'll be all yous lots fault! Sob, Sob.
--
Kathy McIntosh
"The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits."
Robert Byrne.
Jaymac
<me...@argonet.co.uk> writes:
>> Just like to announce that heir number 3 is one year old today.
>
>He missed sharing mine by a day!
My number 1 cherub is 13 next week........and she wants gerbils! Our pet shop
doesn't have any and I bet Frankie hasn't any left after that barbeque! Why
couldn't she be like most adolescents and want make up or body piercing or
something!
J
Scaramouche
writes
>Fromage frais, parmesan and pesto - no idea of the proportions but
>the eau de nil colour complimented the strawberries beautifully too.
>I think I might have left out the parmesan (not my favourite cheese),
>the pepperiness of the basil went so well with the (natural, no
>sugar) sweetness of the strawberries.
>
sugar and clotted cream with crushed amaretti biscuits.
I did not eat all the chocolate gingers. So who ate them?
--
Scaramouche
Anita
Buon Compleanno, Michael. Big juicy sloppy kiss to Michael for a lovely
birthday, sorry bit late but haven't had time to read everything every
day. Here is a virtual card and virtual £25 to put in his virtual
first bank account.
Love
Aunty Anita. XXXXXXXXX
I read Mayes with interest what was writ,
And thus came out these words of wit:
>BTW any one else ever tried strawberries with pesto dip? They go
>*really* well together.
>
>
Penny, You're not pregnant by any chance?
--
Anita
For a spam free reply,
remove 'THE_KNICKERS'
and insert a dot.
"All women become like their mothers, that is their tragedy.
No man does.....That is his." --Oscar Wilde
Anita
>writes
>>Fromage frais, parmesan and pesto - no idea of the proportions but
>>the eau de nil colour complimented the strawberries beautifully too.
>>I think I might have left out the parmesan (not my favourite cheese),
>>the pepperiness of the basil went so well with the (natural, no
>>sugar) sweetness of the strawberries.
>>
>Thanks Penny, but will for now stick to basil leaves, black pepper,
>sugar and clotted cream with crushed amaretti biscuits.
Scaramouche, you aren't pregnant too, are you?
>
>I did not eat all the chocolate gingers. So who ate them?
If you look in Roberts locker, you can spot some of the crumbs in there
and the empty packet fell out of his pocket yesterday.!"
Paul Hornshaw
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>
>Buon Compleanno, Michael. Big juicy sloppy kiss to Michael for a lovely
>birthday, sorry bit late but haven't had time to read everything every
>day. Here is a virtual card and virtual £25 to put in his virtual
>first bank account.
>Love
>Aunty Anita. XXXXXXXXX
>
>
>
>
>
>>*really* well together.
>>
>>
>Penny, You're not pregnant by any chance?
>
>
fertiltiy powers then, or is it ardent helping of pesto?
--
Paul Hornshaw
Mayes
>
>I read Mayes with interest what was writ,
> And thus came out these words of wit:
>>BTW any one else ever tried strawberries with pesto dip? They go
>>*really* well together.
>>
>>
>Penny, You're not pregnant by any chance?
Certainly not! Born-again virgin me!
Don't knock it if you haven't tried it Anita! The Strawberries and
pesto that is.
Penny Mayes pe...@bredgar.globalCAPnet.co.uk remove cap to reply
Scaramouche
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>Scaramouche, you aren't pregnant too, are you?
Nah, my ikkle baba Frankie is the apple of Mummy's eye. Mummy has
thought of having twins Vlad and Lucretia, but Frankie might not like
it. Mummy does not want to upset Frankie. Oh no, never will Mummy upset
her Frankie.
Oh who is a beautiful boy.......
--
Scaramouche
Anita
>fertiltiy powers then, or is it ardent helping of pesto?
>--
>Paul Hornshaw
I think it's that cacti sitting in the corner by the fridge. Definitely
a fertility totem..........pesto only works when smothered on the
body............(I'll leave the rest to your very *fertile*
immagination). ;@)
Anita
>pesto that is.
My friend in Italy told me about a strawberry risotto. I'll get the
recipe off her and let you have it.
Strawberries and balsamic vinegar...yummy.
Paul Hornshaw
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>I read Paul Hornshaw with interest what was writ,
>>fertiltiy powers then, or is it ardent helping of pesto?
>>--
>>Paul Hornshaw
>
>I think it's that cacti sitting in the corner by the fridge. Definitely
>a fertility totem..........pesto only works when smothered on the
>body............(I'll leave the rest to your very *fertile*
>immagination). ;@)
>
Oh, so you're into grow bags as well now, eh?
--
Paul Hornshaw
Scaramouche
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>My friend in Italy told me about a strawberry risotto. I'll get the
>recipe off her and let you have it.
>Strawberries and balsamic vinegar...yummy.
--
Scaramouche
Anita
And thus came out these words of wit:
>demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>>I read Paul Hornshaw with interest what was writ,
>> And thus came out these words of wit:
>>>Is there a particular keyboard in this staffroom that has magic
>>>fertiltiy powers then, or is it ardent helping of pesto?
>>>--
>>>Paul Hornshaw
>>
>>I think it's that cacti sitting in the corner by the fridge. Definitely
>>a fertility totem..........pesto only works when smothered on the
>>body............(I'll leave the rest to your very *fertile*
> ^^^^^^^
>>immagination). ;@)
>>
>Oh, so you're into grow bags as well now, eh?
Never tried that one.... you say getting into a grow bag works as well?
Anita
>demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>>My friend in Italy told me about a strawberry risotto. I'll get the
>>recipe off her and let you have it.
>>Strawberries and balsamic vinegar...yummy.
>Yep, have heard about this, recipe please Anita.
Ok soon as possible...friend lives in Rome, might take couple of days.
Scaramouche
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>>>My friend in Italy told me about a strawberry risotto. I'll get the
>>>recipe off her and let you have it.
>>>Strawberries and balsamic vinegar...yummy.
>>Yep, have heard about this, recipe please Anita.
>
>Ok soon as possible...friend lives in Rome, might take couple of days.
>
grapes would be cut in half. It is very nice.
--
Scaramouche
Christabf
sn sn sn sn sniggger
Mayes wrote in message <6rctta$h2g$6...@heliodor.xara.net>...
>
>>
>>I read Mayes with interest what was writ,
>> And thus came out these words of wit:
>>>BTW any one else ever tried strawberries with pesto dip? They go
>>>*really* well together.
>>>
>>>
>>Penny, You're not pregnant by any chance?
>
>Certainly not! Born-again virgin me!
>
>Don't knock it if you haven't tried it Anita! The Strawberries and
>pesto that is.
>
Keith Meredith
to keyboard and created:
> Oh who is a beautiful boy
Where's me birthday card, then?
Baron Frankenstein von Scaramouche
Computer technician
Scaramouche
<me...@argonet.co.uk> writes
>> Oh who is a beautiful boy
>
>Where's me birthday card, then?
>
>Baron Frankenstein von Scaramouche
>Computer technician
>
surprise arrive?
--
Scaramouche
Mayes
Christabf wrote in message <903615325.321051@localhost>...
>So who is going to be the lucky teacher?
>sn sn sn sn sniggger
>
>
>Mayes wrote in message <6rctta$h2g$6...@heliodor.xara.net>...
>>
>>>
>>>I read Mayes with interest what was writ,
>>> And thus came out these words of wit:
>>>>BTW any one else ever tried strawberries with pesto dip? They go
>>>>*really* well together.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Penny, You're not pregnant by any chance?
>>
>>Certainly not! Born-again virgin me!
>>
>>Don't knock it if you haven't tried it Anita! The Strawberries and
>>pesto that is.
Umm... sorry Christabf, I don't understand that comment - you been at
the banda?
Paul Hornshaw
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>I read Paul Hornshaw with interest what was writ,
>>demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>>>I read Paul Hornshaw with interest what was writ,
>>>>fertiltiy powers then, or is it ardent helping of pesto?
>>>>--
>>>>Paul Hornshaw
>>>
>>>I think it's that cacti sitting in the corner by the fridge. Definitely
>>>a fertility totem..........pesto only works when smothered on the
>>>body............(I'll leave the rest to your very *fertile*
>> ^^^^^^^
>>>immagination). ;@)
>>>
>>Oh, so you're into grow bags as well now, eh?
>
>Never tried that one.... you say getting into a grow bag works as well?
>
>
--
Paul Hornshaw
Keith Meredith
to keyboard and created:
> Did the big
> surprise arrive?
Was that you who emailed me about the World Record Sex videos? I didn't
think I'd have to pay $9.95 for my own pressie! ;-)
Baron Frankenstein von S
Computer technician (45 and 4 days)
Scaramouche
<me...@argonet.co.uk> writes
>On 20 Aug, Scaramouche <Q...@Pandemonium.chaos.everywhere.uk> put fingers
>to keyboard and created:
>> Did the big
>> surprise arrive?
>
>Was that you who emailed me about the World Record Sex videos? I didn't
>think I'd have to pay $9.95 for my own pressie! ;-)
>
>
--
Scaramouche
Keith Meredith
to keyboard and created:
> Frankie, please give me some credit
No, it had to be cash up front :-)
Scaramouche
<me...@argonet.co.uk> writes
mummy got you for your birthday?
I think I may have to send you to a nice finishing school I know.
--
Scaramouche
Anita
And thus came out these words of wit:
Hmmm...and how would you know, wink wink nudge nudge, been comparing
prices?
Anita
>
>>So who is going to be the lucky teacher?
>>sn sn sn sn sniggger
>>
>>
>>Mayes wrote in message <6rctta$h2g$6...@heliodor.xara.net>...
>>>
>>>>
>>>> And thus came out these words of wit:
>>>>>*really* well together.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>Penny, You're not pregnant by any chance?
>>>
>>>Certainly not! Born-again virgin me!
>>>
>>>Don't knock it if you haven't tried it Anita! The Strawberries and
>>>pesto that is.
>
>Umm... sorry Christabf, I don't understand that comment - you been at
>the banda?
>
>Penny Mayes pe...@bredgar.globalCAPnet.co.uk remove cap to reply
>Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine...
>
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Got fed up with last sig. Does anyone like this?
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Anita
>to keyboard and created:
>> Did the big
>> surprise arrive?
>
>Was that you who emailed me about the World Record Sex videos? I didn't
>
>Baron Frankenstein von S
>Computer technician (45 and 4 days)
>
Happy birthday Son of Scaramouche.
This is very odd, I bet that if we did a survey of dates of birth of
members of staffroom, I bet they would almost all (except for NQT) fall
between 1945- 1955 ish. Am I right, or am I right???
--
Anita
For a spam free reply,
Anita
>--
>Scaramouche
Don't tell me you're broke again?
Paul Hornshaw
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>I read Paul Hornshaw with interest what was writ,
>
>Hmmm...and how would you know, wink wink nudge nudge, been comparing
>prices?
>
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Paul Hornshaw
Paul Hornshaw
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>I read Scaramouche with interest what was writ,
>>--
>>Scaramouche
>
>Don't tell me you're broke again?
>
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No particular thought on whether you keep your knickers or not.
But perhaps your *dot* could with a grow bag :-)
--
Paul Hornshaw
GarethFord
>This is very odd, I bet that if we did a survey of dates of birth of
>members of staffroom, I bet they would almost all (except for NQT) fall
>between 1945- 1955 ish. Am I right, or am I right???
Hmm... 1974.... :-)
- Gareth
-----
"If all the people in the world camped out in your back garden would you write
and tell the king or would you grab your tent and join them?"
Email: Garet...@aol.com
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Paul Hornshaw
<garet...@aol.com> writes
>Anita wrote:
>>This is very odd, I bet that if we did a survey of dates of birth of
>>members of staffroom, I bet they would almost all (except for NQT) fall
>>between 1945- 1955 ish. Am I right, or am I right???
>
>Hmm... 1974.... :-)
>
>- Gareth
>
>-----
--
Paul Hornshaw
Robert Chrismas
> This is very odd, I bet that if we did a survey of dates of birth of
> members of staffroom, I bet they would almost all (except for NQT) fall
> between 1945- 1955 ish. Am I right, or am I right???
Right for me.
1952
--
Robert Chrismas e-mail : chrismas at argonet.co.uk
They don't allow dogs in hospitals.
No wonder they are full of sick people.
Mayes
Robert Chrismas wrote in message ...
>, Anita <An...@valdena.demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> wrote:
>> This is very odd, I bet that if we did a survey of dates of birth
of
>> members of staffroom, I bet they would almost all (except for NQT)
fall
>> between 1945- 1955 ish. Am I right, or am I right???
>
>Right for me.
>1952
ditto
Stephen
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Stephen
If replying by e-mail, please remove the nospam bit
Anita wrote in message ...
<snip>
>This is very odd, I bet that if we did a survey of dates of birth of
>members of staffroom, I bet they would almost all (except for NQT)
fall
>between 1945- 1955 ish. Am I right, or am I right???
>
>
>--
>Anita
>For a spam free reply,
Scaramouche
@no.spam.btinternet.com> writes
>April 1st 1958..now what does that make me (apart from 40) ?
>
>--
>Stephen
>
--
Scaramouche
Keith Meredith
to keyboard and created:
> 5,000 acre gerbil farm
But Mum, you didn't look very carefully at the deeds - it's in Mongolia
(that's why they're called Mongolian gerbils) and because of my
foreign-sounding names I can't get an import licence! Life's so unfair,
but thank you Mumsy ;-(
Baron F von S
Comp Tech
Keith Meredith
But I am finished - at least I think all the bits are there!
Frankie von S
Comp. tech.
Keith Meredith
keyboard and created:
> almost all (except for NQT) fall
> between 1945- 1955 ish
Yup '53 - no not 1853, despite what some if the kids think!
Baron Frankie Von S
Comp Tech
Sue Clamp
<An...@valdena.demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> wrote:
> This is very odd, I bet that if we did a survey of dates of birth of
> between 1945- 1955 ish. Am I right, or am I right???
Yep - 1954.
Sue
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http://www.argonet.co.uk/users/clamp/
Scaramouche
<me...@argonet.co.uk> writes
>On 21 Aug, Scaramouche <Q...@Pandemonium.chaos.everywhere.uk> put fingers
>to keyboard and created:
>> I think I may have to send you to a nice finishing school I know.
>
>But I am finished - at least I think all the bits are there!
>
Scaramouche
Scaramouche
<me...@argonet.co.uk> writes
>On 21 Aug, Scaramouche <Q...@Pandemonium.chaos.everywhere.uk> put fingers
>to keyboard and created:
>
>But Mum, you didn't look very carefully at the deeds - it's in Mongolia
>(that's why they're called Mongolian gerbils) and because of my
>foreign-sounding names I can't get an import licence! Life's so unfair,
>but thank you Mumsy ;-(
>
>Baron F von S
>Comp Tech
>
--
Scaramouche
Corinne Brooks
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>>
>
>Happy birthday Son of Scaramouche.
>
>members of staffroom, I bet they would almost all (except for NQT) fall
>between 1945- 1955 ish. Am I right, or am I right???
>
>
--
Corinne Brooks
www.quizlady.demon.co.uk
ICQ# 16235181
"I may not seem as busy as the men around here....
....that's because I did it right first time"
Mayes
Stephen wrote in message <6rksui$9s6$1...@uranium.btinternet.com>...
>April 1st 1958..now what does that make me (apart from 40) ?
>
Greetings from a fellow (if slightly older) fool.
Paul Hornshaw
<me...@argonet.co.uk> writes
>On 21 Aug, Scaramouche <Q...@Pandemonium.chaos.everywhere.uk> put fingers
>to keyboard and created:
>
>But I am finished - at least I think all the bits are there!
>
>Comp. tech.
>
--
Paul Hornshaw
Anita
>
>But Mum, you didn't look very carefully at the deeds - it's in Mongolia
>(that's why they're called Mongolian gerbils) and because of my
>foreign-sounding names I can't get an import licence! Life's so unfair,
>but thank you Mumsy ;-(
>
>Baron F von S
>Comp Tech
>
I started a collection in the staffroom to get you a one way ticket to
the farm, but you know teachers and how mean they are, just mananged to
raise enough for a picture postcard of the place... still saving for the
stamp......
Anita
>But perhaps your *dot* could with a grow bag :-)
>--
that all this 'grow bag' business is a lot of horse manure!.
Anita
>>This is very odd, I bet that if we did a survey of dates of birth of
>>members of staffroom, I bet they would almost all (except for NQT) fall
>>between 1945- 1955 ish. Am I right, or am I right???
>
>
>- Gareth
>
>-----
Anita
>>>This is very odd, I bet that if we did a survey of dates of birth of
>>>members of staffroom, I bet they would almost all (except for NQT) fall
>>>between 1945- 1955 ish. Am I right, or am I right???
>>
>>Hmm... 1974.... :-)
>>
>>- Gareth
>>
>>-----
Near enough!
Anita
>
>Stephen
Honest and anyway, it's near enough. I did say 'ish'.
Anita
>
>>
>
>
>Penny Mayes pe...@bredgar.globalCAPnet.co.uk remove cap to reply
>Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine...
>
Going to stick my neck out again............... In our school most of
the staff fall into certain star signs, I wonder if it is the same in
this ng.
The majority are Aries, then we have a sprinkling of Aquarians (of which
I am one) ...... Lets see where this leads us....
BTW I was born in 1953......
Anita
Soooooooooo, I can occassionally be wrong!!!! I'm not
miffed............. Humph.............
Paul Hornshaw
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>I read Paul Hornshaw with interest what was writ,
>>--
>the dot could what with a grow bag? To tell you the truth, I think
>that all this 'grow bag' business is a lot of horse manure!.
>
horse manure has the same effect too.
--
Paul Hornshaw
Paul Hornshaw
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>I read Mayes with interest what was writ,
>>
>>>April 1st 1958..now what does that make me (apart from 40) ?
>>>
>>
>>Greetings from a fellow (if slightly older) fool.
>>
>>Penny Mayes pe...@bredgar.globalCAPnet.co.uk remove cap to reply
>>Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine...
>>
>
>Going to stick my neck out again............... In our school most of
>the staff fall into certain star signs, I wonder if it is the same in
>this ng.
>
>The majority are Aries, then we have a sprinkling of Aquarians (of which
>I am one) ...... Lets see where this leads us....
>
>BTW I was born in 1953......
>
--
Paul Hornshaw
Sue Pearson
writes
>
>Stephen wrote in message <6rksui$9s6$1...@uranium.btinternet.com>...
>>April 1st 1958..now what does that make me (apart from 40) ?
>>
>
>Greetings from a fellow (if slightly older) fool.
>
--
Sue Pearson
"Nothing adds excitement like something that is none of your business"
Sue Pearson
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
>I read Keith Meredith with interest what was writ,
>>to keyboard and created:
>>> Did the big
>>> surprise arrive?
>>
>>Was that you who emailed me about the World Record Sex videos? I didn't
>>think I'd have to pay $9.95 for my own pressie! ;-)
>>
>>Baron Frankenstein von S
>>Computer technician (45 and 4 days)
>>
>
>Happy birthday Son of Scaramouche.
>
>members of staffroom, I bet they would almost all (except for NQT) fall
>between 1945- 1955 ish. Am I right, or am I right???
>
>
Mayes
Sue Pearson wrote in message ...
>In article <6rmcgv$a0r$1...@heliodor.xara.net>, Mayes
<ma...@peCAPmail.net>
>writes
>>
>>Stephen wrote in message <6rksui$9s6$1...@uranium.btinternet.com>...
>>>April 1st 1958..now what does that make me (apart from 40) ?
>>>
>>
>>Greetings from a fellow (if slightly older) fool.
>>
>Possibly from me as well !(49)
What? Your birthday is April 1st too???
Mayes
Anita wrote in message <+6VqEpAa...@valdena.demon.co.uk>...
>miffed............. Humph.............
Humph doesn't read this ng; what did you want to say to him?
Sue Pearson
writes
>
>Sue Pearson wrote in message ...
>>In article <6rmcgv$a0r$1...@heliodor.xara.net>, Mayes
><ma...@peCAPmail.net>
>>writes
>>>
>>>Stephen wrote in message <6rksui$9s6$1...@uranium.btinternet.com>...
>>>>April 1st 1958..now what does that make me (apart from 40) ?
>>>>
>>>
>>>Greetings from a fellow (if slightly older) fool.
>>>
>>Possibly from me as well !(49)
>
>What? Your birthday is April 1st too???
>
after midnight, into the 1st, but as no one else was there apart from my
parents the birth was registered as the 31st March, they have since
denied this but I am left wondering! Still it makes for a talking point
when someone asks when your birthday is and you say you don't know.
BTW my very small cat, John, wishes to send greetings and happy hunting
to all other staffroom cats.
I think that probably a lot of us are aries, all that leadership
qualities and good communication stuff, stubborn also probably comes in
to it.
Stephen
of us in the class born on April 1st, same year of course too.....
Now I just dread the day coming around.
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Mayes wrote in message <6rmcgv$a0r$1...@heliodor.xara.net>...
>
>Stephen wrote in message <6rksui$9s6$1...@uranium.btinternet.com>...
>>April 1st 1958..now what does that make me (apart from 40) ?
>>
>
>Greetings from a fellow (if slightly older) fool.
>
Paul Hornshaw
o...@no.spam.btinternet.com> writes
>Pleased I'm not alone Penny! When I was at school, there were three
>of us in the class born on April 1st, same year of course too.....
>Now I just dread the day coming around.
>
>--
>Stephen
>
>>
>>Penny Mayes pe...@bredgar.globalCAPnet.co.uk remove cap to reply
>>Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine...
>>
>
myself. One's in Ireland, the other one is a mother of a child in my
daughter's school.
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Paul Hornshaw
greebo
<S...@shadowhome.demon.co.uk> writes
>BTW my very small cat, John, wishes to send greetings and happy hunting
>to all other staffroom cats.
Does that include me?
People are telling me that sometimes I turn into a cat... apparently.
BTW I think my birthsign was Felix or something.
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greebo
If you think our pupils are a disgrace, you should see the headmaster.
Mayes
Stephen wrote in message <6rnf4o$k2r$1...@plutonium.btinternet.com>...
>Pleased I'm not alone Penny! When I was at school, there were
three
>of us in the class born on April 1st, same year of course too.....
>Now I just dread the day coming around.
Why? I usually enjoy it these days (it's just the other 364...
Christmas (note 't') Yuk!).
This year, a Wednesday IIRC, my car was in need of a new clutch so I
decided to spend the day in Maidstone (I don't/didn't work
Wednesdays). Treated myself to a couple of bookshops then phoned the
garage who said they couldn't get the parts, clutch arm was broke,
clutch was burnt out blah, blah. I thought, ok, I could stand in this
phone box and cry, or I could enjoy the rest of the day. Phoned *my*
school to arrange for one of the staff to collect my daughter when
she got her own from *their* school and the head, who took the
message, said how was I going to get home? She offered to come and
collect me at 4.30! (public transport between the 2 places only
available Tuesday & Saturday).
I then treated myself to a wonderful lunch in a wine bar/blues/jazz
club place before indulging my stationery/art materials fetish in
East Kent Graphics. Then a couple more bookshops before my rendezvous
with the head.
Climbed carefully into her car in order to avoid standing on the huge
chocolate birthday cake which the staff had bought for me!
Mayes
Paul Hornshaw wrote in message ...
>>
>I actually only know of 2 people who were born on the same day as
>myself. One's in Ireland, the other one is a mother of a child in my
>daughter's school.
I know lots - comes of having a silly birthday I expect.
My father and my late husband were both born on Christmas day (no,
not *quite* the same year), don't know any more of them though SFAIK.
Paul Hornshaw
writes
>Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine...
>
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Paul Hornshaw
Stephen
it difficult to admit the inevitable passage of time. Funny though, I
thought that I would be really pissed off about being 40 this year,
but 'twas nowhere near as bad in that respect as my thirtieth!
Perhaps it's the challenge- after all life is (was) said to begin at
40? So far, so good, it's been a pretty good year to date.
Stephen
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Mayes wrote in message <6rnj8u$pqn$1...@heliodor.xara.net>...
Sue Pearson
>I actually only know of 2 people who were born on the same day as
>myself. One's in Ireland, the other one is a mother of a child in my
>daughter's school.
The one in Ireland wouldn't be the brilliant writer Anne McCaffrey by
any chance?
--
Sue Pearson
Keith Meredith
keyboard and created:
> I know a good hamster sexer, if you're not sure
No thanks, I've heard what they do with those tweezers!
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Keith Meredith
keyboard and created:
> I started a collection in the staffroom to get you a one way ticket to
> the farm, but you know teachers and how mean they are, just mananged to
> raise enough for a picture postcard of the place... still saving for the
> stamp......
Thanks for trying, Anita. Look forward to seeing the picture - mum's
pressie came with an old woodcut made before the extension was built!
Baron F von S
Comp tech
Anita
>
>
>>miffed............. Humph.............
>
>Humph doesn't read this ng; what did you want to say to him?
>
>Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine...
>
>
Zayphod
Right for me too
Zayphod
>, Anita <An...@valdena.demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> wrote:
>> This is very odd, I bet that if we did a survey of dates of birth of
>> members of staffroom, I bet they would almost all (except for NQT) fall
>> between 1945- 1955 ish. Am I right, or am I right???
>
>Right for me.
>1952
>
>--
>Robert Chrismas e-mail : chrismas at argonet.co.uk
>
>They don't allow dogs in hospitals.
>No wonder they are full of sick people.
>
Zayphod
" Crash or Crash Through "
Anita
>after midnight, into the 1st, but as no one else was there apart from my
>parents the birth was registered as the 31st March, they have since
>denied this but I am left wondering! Still it makes for a talking point
>when someone asks when your birthday is and you say you don't know.
>to all other staffroom cats.
>qualities and good communication stuff, stubborn also probably comes in
>to it.
>--
Sounds like a lot of you were born on 1st April, explains a lot!!..
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Anita
> my stationery/art materials fetish .
You too!?
Paul Hornshaw
<S...@shadowhome.demon.co.uk> writes
>>>
exile.
Writers and Artists pay NO tax in Ireland.
--
Paul Hornshaw
GarethFord
>the staff fall into certain star signs, I wonder if it is the same in
>this ng.
>
>The majority are Aries, then we have a sprinkling of Aquarians (of which
>I am one) ...... Lets see where this leads us...
I've spoilt it again... that's twice. I was in two minds whether to post
this...
typical Gemini... :-)
- Gareth
(BTW, Anita... I'm not a year 1... I'm at least a year 2 :-) )
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Paul Hornshaw
>On Sat, 22 Aug 1998 15:03:39 +0100, Anita
><An...@valdena.demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> wrote:
>
>
>>Going to stick my neck out again............... In our school most of
>>the staff fall into certain star signs, I wonder if it is the same in
>>this ng.
>>
>>The majority are Aries, then we have a sprinkling of Aquarians (of which
> ^^^^^^^^^
>>
>
Funnily enough, my wife's an Aquarian and so's me mum
--
Paul Hornshaw
Mayes
Sue Pearson wrote in message
>>>
>>I actually only know of 2 people who were born on the same day as
>>myself. One's in Ireland, the other one is a mother of a child in
my
>>daughter's school.
>
>The one in Ireland wouldn't be the brilliant writer Anne McCaffrey
by
>any chance?
Erm, that's Paul you're quoting there - he *wasn't* born on April
1st.
I agree about Anne McCaffrey though, have you read the 'Landing'
trilogy?
Robert Chrismas
wrote:
> Paul Hornshaw wrote in message ...
> >>
> >I actually only know of 2 people who were born on the same day as
> >myself. One's in Ireland, the other one is a mother of a child in my
> >daughter's school.
>
All three union reps at my college (including me)
were born on 2nd March. Never found out how the
principal found it negotiating with 3 Piscies at
once.
Paul Hornshaw
writes
>
>Sue Pearson wrote in message
>>>>
>>>I actually only know of 2 people who were born on the same day as
>>>myself. One's in Ireland, the other one is a mother of a child in
>my
>>>daughter's school.
>>
>by
>>any chance?
>
>Erm, that's Paul you're quoting there - he *wasn't* born on April
>1st.
>
>I agree about Anne McCaffrey though, have you read the 'Landing'
>trilogy?
>
>Penny Mayes pe...@bredgar.globalCAPnet.co.uk remove cap to reply
>Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine...
>
>
--
Paul Hornshaw
greebo
> stationery/art materials fetish .
>>
>>You too!?
>
>BTW, I found out that they (Tippex) do a solid liquid(? Oxymoron - I
>understand those now!) paper stick.
>Sad thing is I love stationary, but never then want to spoil it by
>using it.
Has someone round here been sniffing Tippex as well as supping Banda
fluid?
What kind of a staffroom is this?
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Kathy McIntosh
demonTHE_KNICKERSco.uk> writes
Snip of a couple of people claiming to be fools ...
>Going to stick my neck out again............... In our school most of
>the staff fall into certain star signs, I wonder if it is the same in
>this ng.
>
>The majority are Aries, then we have a sprinkling of Aquarians (of which
>I am one) ...... Lets see where this leads us....
>
>BTW I was born in 1953......
>
I will go as far as admiting to being an Arian, but I'm not telling you
my age. [Though I'm younger than Anita :-}]
--
Kathy McIntosh
"The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits."
Robert Byrne.
Kathy McIntosh
<S...@shadowhome.demon.co.uk> writes
>In article <6rn95l$dvc$3...@heliodor.xara.net>, Mayes <ma...@peCAPmail.net>
>writes
>>
>>Sue Pearson wrote in message ...
>>>In article <6rmcgv$a0r$1...@heliodor.xara.net>, Mayes
>><ma...@peCAPmail.net>
>>>writes
>>>>
>>>>Stephen wrote in message <6rksui$9s6$1...@uranium.btinternet.com>...
>>>>>April 1st 1958..now what does that make me (apart from 40) ?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>
>>What? Your birthday is April 1st too???
>>
>after midnight, into the 1st, but as no one else was there apart from my
>parents the birth was registered as the 31st March,
I have often thought that if I had been able to have children, and one
had been born in the first few days of September, that I would have lied
like hell when registering the birth, and put the actual day a week
earlier.
> they have since
>denied this but I am left wondering! Still it makes for a talking point
>when someone asks when your birthday is and you say you don't know.
>BTW my very small cat, John, wishes to send greetings and happy hunting
>to all other staffroom cats.
>I think that probably a lot of us are aries, all that leadership
>qualities and good communication stuff, stubborn also probably comes in
>to it.
Now I have never seen myself as stubborn. Strong willed and determined
yes, but stubborn - never :-}
PS Maddie sends greetings to John from her current incarceration in the
Pussy Cats Holiday Home.
Jaymac
<pa...@smartart.demon.co.uk> writes:
>I actually only know of 2 people who were born on the same day as
>myself.
Two of my friends - and Tom Cruise - share my birthday! Anyone else for July
3rd? Another three have their birthdays on March 2nd. My star sign is Cancer
which I gather is supposed to be ideal for teachers, so caring and good
natured:-) so I don't know what all you Aries lot are doing here!
Jx
Sue Clamp
(Jaymac) wrote:
> Two of my friends - and Tom Cruise - share my birthday! Anyone else for
> July 3rd? Another three have their birthdays on March 2nd. My star sign
> is Cancer which I gather is supposed to be ideal for teachers, so caring
> and good natured:-) so I don't know what all you Aries lot are doing here!
Oh well...try again. My last couple of postings to the staffroom seem to
have fallen into a black hole!
I'm 6th April 1954 so I fit the theory. One of my daughters (the arty one)
is 3rd July. I hope she doesn't end up teaching!
Sue
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Jaymac
<chri...@argonet.co.uk> writes:
>All three union reps at my college (including me)
>were born on 2nd March.
Some of my best friends were born on March 2nd!
Jx
Jaymac
<ka...@vineries.demon.co.uk> writes:
>I have often thought that if I had been able to have children, and one
>had been born in the first few days of September, that I would have lied
>like hell when registering the birth, and put the actual day a week
>earlier.
>
Cherub 1 was born towards the end of August, her first day at secondary
school was actually her 11th birthday ( Leicestershire!) I wish she'd been born
early in September instead, I think she'd cope better if she was in the year
below but then it all depends on the child. When I see her classmates already
hanging around town at night - aged 13 - I'm glad she's a late developer! I
suspect I'm an old fashioned parent! Old fashioned teacher too - I never did
stop teaching grammar or phonics!( Is that English? :-) )
Jx
Paul Hornshaw
today. He managed, and I haven't quite worked out how yet, to insert a
CD into Lucie's PC. Unfortumately, he bypassed the loading tray and it
went inside the CD drive. Have finally managed to dismatle and
reassemble the CD drive. But I don't think it is supposed to mimic my
old B reg Fiesta. Ah well, it was only a new CD drive. And the CD was
the missing Chris Rea one I found the other week. Luckily Steel River is
all right, but as for the rest of the tracks . . . Looks like its time
to go scouring car boot sales in the hope of finding a replacement.
I'm not playing in u.e.t any more. They play rough and I lost me temper, so I
better not go there again 'cos I'll only make a monkey out of mesen (again).
Paul Hornshaw
Robert Chrismas
> Has someone round here been sniffing Tippex as well as supping Banda
> fluid?
> What kind of a staffroom is this?
A tidy one.
Anyone seen my lesson plans?
BTW I'm a stationery fetishist too.
I've got a new four hole binder for
when I find my lesson plans.
Paul Hornshaw
<chri...@argonet.co.uk> writes
> greebo <gre...@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>> Has someone round here been sniffing Tippex as well as supping Banda
>> fluid?
>> What kind of a staffroom is this?
>
>A tidy one.
>
>Anyone seen my lesson plans?
>
>BTW I'm a stationery fetishist too.
>I've got a new four hole binder for
>when I find my lesson plans.
>
and someone keeps dropping teabags in it. Please stop. It was bad enough
I had to wrestle with the bin men to get them back last week.
--
Paul Hornshaw
Scaramouche
<gre...@nospam.demon.co.uk> writes
>
>Has someone round here been sniffing Tippex as well as supping Banda
>fluid?
>What kind of a staffroom is this?
>greebo
>
Hedonistic staffroom. I'm an Aries.
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Scaramouche
Scaramouche
<pa...@smartart.demon.co.uk> writes
>
>I'm not playing in u.e.t any more. They play rough and I lost me temper, so I
>better not go there again 'cos I'll only make a monkey out of mesen (again).
>
>Paul Hornshaw
Nah, you're no monkey. Is no nice in there. One of my favourite words at
present is tossers, u.e.t. seems to be populated with them. I don't
mean any of us lot.
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Scaramouche