h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

It might be age ? memory ? or any other excuse I can think of
But my friend, I haven't got you in my "Friends list" So I ask your permission to add you to it please!

My life is bust actually. It's the doorbell that works but in my state, answering it is the problem

You could also add me to your friends list for Halloween, if you wanted

Paige, I "saw" on one of the threads mate that you and your lass are at "odds" - I will not offer any advice etc, but I also know we haven't really "talked" to each other in hootoo as such (my loss)
and I also know that "trust" is a larger word than many understand. But! My friend, if you ever wish to open email contact ? I'll let Dmitri know, as he through "The Post" has my address ok

But apart from that, lets natter here

Yes, mine is a long and sad tail. It's not just my situation with my wife that is the problem. I am staying with my cousin at present as I got a little overheated in my responses and have retreated back to Norfolk. I feel a failure in those areas I have put effort and as I get older, can't keep up with the complications of new technology, which is frustrating.

The problem with my wife is not her fault but my attitude to life .

Paige DON'T feel bad my friend, life has more downs than ups, because unfortunately, life happens - like it or not.
I've been there and bought the tee shirt etc.


If you have a couple of weeks to scroll down my P/Space, you'll find a lot about me I'm as open as any book

I'll put these links, to show a little of how/who I am
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Thanks. Will get back to reading them but not tonight - storm coming in and we're expecting a possible power cut

I think Dmitri told me about the crash but I thought it was a motorbike, not a car (you're not the only one with memory loss). I went on a parachute jump once. Never again. A colleague had preceded my flight into the unknown, telling me the week after my jump that someone had come flying out of their harness and killed themselves

"parachute jump" I have done 4 2nd one was "a close call as such" nowt what I can't handle I'm still here.
They! We're amazed when I came back to do a 3rd

I did mine in Bridlington and I was told by a training guy that once, a person had "unclipped" his harness on purpose at the 2000 ft jump altitude.

Mine was at Sibson airfield outside Peterborough. It was on my bucket list like scuba diving but I never got to do the latter or visit America (the last named now seems the most dangerous to contemplate)

Only bucket list I've gotis:- Not to kick it as long as possibleand boy! have I been close a few times over the years

The para jump though "they" said "you" had to do 3 perfect static line jumps out of 6 (I think ?) before "you" could go free-fall.
But! With my body shape/spinal problem there was no way I could arch my body correctly
I talked with 2 youths and 1 said he took 19 jumps and the other 25 jumps, to hit the 3 perfect.
At £6 per jump at the time, I thought! Yeah! aerodrome folk are after £££££'s - they weren't gonna get it out of me I'm a Yorkshireman!