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William R Day
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#11
08-Feb-2006, 04:02 PM
True words of wisdom William. May the straight bit stretch far into the distance. Very best wishes to both of you.
Jim
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#12
08-Feb-2006, 04:14 PM
Sorry I am late in wishing you a happy birthday William. Hope you had a wonderful day. Remember its not how old you are but how old you feel.
Love your posting William how true that is. My roads had quite a few bends and dark spots but its how you travel it that matters. My engine is still running and I am heading for home lets hope I have enough gas to make it.
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#13
11-Feb-2006, 03:54 AM
Well you might have said something ..
I'm late AGAIN[:I]

I've studied SWMBO and so far all I
can come up with is:-

Sir William's Bimbo[:0]

I ducked ..you missed[Big Grin]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO TWO[:X][:X]

Ciao K.
T. D.
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11-Feb-2006, 12:10 PM
It's from John Mortimer's Rumpole of the Bailey, maybe you didn't watch/read it. He used to talk about "She who must be obeyed".
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#15
11-Feb-2006, 12:18 PM
Oh Audrey ...silly me!

But I think it's really ..
Sir William's Beautiful One.[Smile]

K.
T. D.
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#16
12-Feb-2006, 11:41 AM
OK! OK!
William's 'other half'here.
Just to say many thanks for the lovely messages on our special days.
We look forward to many more.
Noel is right -it was Rumpole's way of describing her indoors.It was a great series.
Some of you may remember Stewart Granger in 'King Solomons Mines.He was my favourite film star-so handsome.
Saw him only the other day on an oldie but a goodie.
Rider or is it Ryder -Haggard wrote another ripping yarn which you may know called 'SHE'-a terrific story and I am almost sure it was made into a film as well.
In it the quest was for eternal youth and the woman ,She Who Must Be Obeyed.
Turned out SHE had been living in a cave for 1000 years and when they got her out the lovely young woman crumbled away before their eyes.
I must have seen a film as I can remember that part so well.
Cheerio and thanks from both of us.
[8D] [8D]
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12-Feb-2006, 03:48 PM
Welcome back William's "other half". [Smile]
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#18
12-Feb-2006, 11:40 PM
Yes, a big hello to SWMBO! :-)
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#19
13-Feb-2006, 03:05 AM
Me Too ..Welcome back[Big Grin]

Boy have we ever missed you.

Just one prob. - now I'll have to
watch my spelling and grammer again [Wink]
Oh ..happy happy dyslexia ..back to the old
Webster's[:p]

Well now I do beleive I heard and saw a
big brass band march past your house and
they did an eyes right in honor of your return!

From one Lady to another:-
I'm so pleased[Big Grin]

Love Karen.
T. D.
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13-Feb-2006, 03:10 AM
Lookit now ..it's happened already ..
I do believe that it should be Grammar
AND I had to check believe!!!

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