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#616 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

Is he among us under any alias?
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#617 Post by Jack the Lad »

as far as I know he's not around this forum at all atm, but I'll tell him you said hi :)
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#618 Post by PigletWildebeest »

I think he is yeah...
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#619 Post by define psb »

Well, maybe he is not posting here, but I am pretty sure he 'looks' at whats going on!!

I get a 'feeling' ---a sudden tingle that he is watching quietly in the top left corner of the garden, I bet he is sunbathing today too!

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#620 Post by Jack the Lad »

well he's checking and answering PM's so in that sense he's around, true.
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#621 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

Jack the Lad wrote:well he's checking and answering PM's so in that sense he's around, true.

Does he have a broken heart? :P
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#622 Post by define psb »

Jack the Lad wrote:well he's checking and answering PM's so in that sense he's around, true.

I know he is :wink: and what a lovely PM he writes too :oops: :oops: :wink:
(This morning's looked a tad 'hung-over' ha ha ha 8) )

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define psb wrote:Well, maybe he is not posting here, but I am pretty sure he 'looks' at whats going on!!

I get a 'feeling' ---a sudden tingle that he is watching quietly in the top left corner of the garden, I bet he is sunbathing today too!

Well, sunbathing under the clouds? I though you English ladies and gentlemen do not see sun until early June.
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Janet Street-Porter wrote:I have received an update on the forthcoming tome co-authored by the pariah of this forum, Bigboy.

The book will be a comprehensive look at the lives of Neil and Chris, tracing their stories before PSB and of course, since they met.

That is why Chris Heath needed a collaborator - the book is pencilled in to be published about the time of the next studio album.

I have been assured that nothing will be taboo.
Janet, you don't know how close to something you are with this comment :wink:

( I thought it was supposed to be kept secret too? :?: :!: )

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Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
define psb wrote:Well, maybe he is not posting here, but I am pretty sure he 'looks' at whats going on!!

I get a 'feeling' ---a sudden tingle that he is watching quietly in the top left corner of the garden, I bet he is sunbathing today too!

Well, sunbathing under the clouds? I though you English ladies and gentlemen do not see sun until early June.
Well, its unheard of I know, but the sun is shining and the sky is a glorious mix of blue with fluffy little white clouds! It's quite warm in the garden a positive sun trap!

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#626 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

define psb wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
define psb wrote:Well, maybe he is not posting here, but I am pretty sure he 'looks' at whats going on!!

I get a 'feeling' ---a sudden tingle that he is watching quietly in the top left corner of the garden, I bet he is sunbathing today too!

Well, sunbathing under the clouds? I though you English ladies and gentlemen do not see sun until early June.
Well, its unheard of I know, but the sun is shining and the sky is a glorious mix of blue with fluffy little white clouds! It's quite warm in the garden a positive sun trap!

Really grrrrrreaat for you! When I was in England ten years ago for a three-day stay in the MIDDLE OF THE JUNE, it always rained, rained, rained and rained until I left the country. And Travis then writes that song: Why does it always rain down on me? :(
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#627 Post by Jack the Lad »

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:it always rained, rained, rained and rained...
pretty much as Gothenburg then. I moved here on the 1st of July 2000, it was warm and sunny for two weeks and then it rained until May the next year...
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Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:Really grrrrrreaat for you! When I was in England ten years ago for a three-day stay in the MIDDLE OF THE JUNE, it always rained, rained, rained and rained until I left the country. And Travis then writes that song: Why does it always rain down on me?
Global Warming has now completely f*** up the weather....

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bookshopboy wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:Really grrrrrreaat for you! When I was in England ten years ago for a three-day stay in the MIDDLE OF THE JUNE, it always rained, rained, rained and rained until I left the country. And Travis then writes that song: Why does it always rain down on me?
Global Warming has now completely f***ed up the weather....
Didn't PSB hint this in It's Alright? I don't know if they wrote the lyrics, though.
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#630 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

By the way, according to a global climate report published by WHO, while Spain, Italy, Greece and Turkey will get more arid and desert climate tending to be tropical locally, the English and Scandinavian grandchildren will see more sun and you will have the chance to swim in April in the next sixty years.

What is your swimming season for the moment?
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