Ronald Kirsch wrote: i have a couple of lovely couches, i am sitting on one right now, watching the cricket. south africa is going down.
Well at least Polly waited a while before he put the kettle on....!
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Steve Lea wrote:
Ronald Kirsch wrote: i have a couple of lovely couches, i am sitting on one right now, watching the cricket. south africa is going down.
Well at least Polly waited a while before he put the kettle on....!
what exactly are you implying? hell i have about a bottle of red in me right now.
Ronald Kirsch wrote:
Steve Lea wrote:
Ronald Kirsch wrote: i have a couple of lovely couches, i am sitting on one right now, watching the cricket. south africa is going down.
Well at least Polly waited a while before he put the kettle on....!
what exactly are you implying? hell i have about a bottle of red in me right now.
Er, Shaun Pollock, few fours and sixes, that sort of thing..? As for the rest of them, no bottle between them at all!
if i only manage to find a pic and scan it you´d see i was a blonde once! hard to believe, yes. but i´ll try to prove it ;)
almansoglasnost wrote: and here it is
at the time i was known as "the polish" ;)
you were a blondie!
i too used to have blondish hair. i defo am going to have to find the pics and get them scanned into a useful format.
Ronald Kirsch wrote: i too used to have blondish hair. i defo am going to have to find the pics and get them scanned into a useful format.
Yeah, a bit of German childhood
[orange]|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3[/orange] wrote:
Ronald Kirsch wrote: i too used to have blondish hair. i defo am going to have to find the pics and get them scanned into a useful format.
Yeah, a bit of German childhood
it is very black nowadays. actually the only person in our family who had blond hair was my italian uncle, who married my mother's sister. actually i think was father was blondish as well.
Junior Tank Corps shot from outside The War Memorial in the early 1970's.
Well, I still can't quite figure it out. Spotty, will you please send me an email to explain exactly which of the buttons I should press out of Link or Image and/or whether to use the full alphanumerics supplied to me by Imageshack or not
me and my new order loving cat in 1988. the only new order she didn't like was the ending of every little counts.
me in 1972 in Australia. it was the first time we lived in oz. we went back to germany in 1975, only to come back out in 1982. i am in the middle. if you look carefully you can see my brother in the car. we took a seat out and he is in his pram. safety?
school uniform, me and a dog we borrowed in 1982. don't say i did warn you about the bad hair styles. ah look black addidas trainers.
this is kind of fun. heck i don't know why i didn't work this out earlier. i have no idea what i am doing differently now. anyway that will do for now.
ok one more, the graduate. i still look much the same.
We were young and we were pure And life was just an open door
BA wrote: that last one is the worst haircut Ronald.
I've heard of flat-tops but....
actually as i remember it was quite a cool one.
BA that was me getting my BA. the degree still lives in it's scoll, only been opened twice.
Nice pics, Ronald. I feel home when I saw that Christmas tree, ha ha
Was that automobile designed for children?? It's not the beetle, definetaly. You perfectly fit it.
So Arthur Hailey made you sleepy? I remember I enjoyed his Hospital but I don't remember anything. He's one of those authors - you can't recall what the book was about.
[orange]|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3[/orange] wrote: Nice pics, Ronald. I feel home when I saw that Christmas tree, ha ha
Was that automobile designed for children?? It's not the beetle, definetaly. You perfectly fit it.
that was mum's second fiat 500. it cost only 500 marks to bring it over, as they couldn't put anything else in that space on the ship.
[orange]|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3[/orange] wrote: So Arthur Hailey made you sleepy? I remember I enjoyed his Hospital but I don't remember anything. He's one of those authors - you can't recall what the book was about.
that is as far as i know an original run of airport. it is one of the few books that i actually still have from my father. perhaps i'll give it back to him some day soon.
Sher[gold]GOLD[/gold] Six wrote:
Junior Tank Corps shot from outside The War Memorial in the early 1970's.Well, I still can't quite figure it out. Spotty, will you please send me an email to explain exactly which of the buttons I should press out of Link or Image and/or whether to use the full alphanumerics supplied to me by Imageshack or not
save the image in your images, open imageshack, browse until you find the image you want, select that image, click host it, then copy and paste the whole thing. i use the hotlink 1 for forums. that seems to work.
