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The Magster Posted Apr 25, 2003
Ha, I see, someone on the board, or the singer, who looks a little like David Tangoman Dickinson to me.
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The Magster Posted Apr 25, 2003
see link for piccy
http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005KJ1H.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg
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Ali Dubya Posted Apr 25, 2003
Magster, I was looking at him from a female perspective.
Of course, it's a scientific fact that I am sexier, hunkier and a better lover than Roberto Jordan.
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louloubelle Posted Apr 25, 2003
OK Magster, how much for your silence...Mr Lou e.t.a. approx 4pm...
...after all I do seem to recall giving you a compliment last night...and they don't come for free
Other than that, still nothing to report...plans for evening will be to wash lots of mucky working clothes
, eat a chinese takeaway
, dring (more) wine...or perhaps vodka
...watch useless friday night t.v
Good weekend to all weekdayers
, see you later I expect everyone else!
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Ali Dubya Posted Apr 25, 2003
Actually, don't answer that because (a) you only play on Sundays and (b) I have a fixture list.
D'oh!
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Pat Pending Posted Apr 25, 2003
AW,
Yes, weather permitting. we're not a Sundays only side, it's just that as we don't play League, it's easier for us to get fixtures on Sundays.
Tomorrow we are up against the might of Direct Wines CC: it's a bit of a Charity Shield affair because DWCC are staff who work for the Sunday Times' Wine Club and they are captained by a member of our Club for whom I was best man. I and a couple of others are playing for DWCC so that as many of our players as possible can get an early season outing.
As I'm keeping on Saturday, I'll be stiff as a board by Sunday when we go to Bill Frindall's home club to play Urchfont on what is always a great pitch for April (dry, true and consistently bouncy).
What about you?
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Ali Dubya Posted Apr 25, 2003
A local 'derby' on Sunday at a small village near Petersfield. It's a hard, bouncy track with a ludicrously small boundary on one side (easy pickings just behind square on the leg side and extra-cover) and it's a good place to ease my way into the new season and test my dodgy shoulder. League starts in two weeks.
I feel curiously underwhelmed at the thought of playing cricket. I don't know why, but I do. Maybe I miss rugby already.
Covering local footie tomorrow (probably) and early-season cricket (I'm press officer for you-know-who CC).
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Pat Pending Posted Apr 25, 2003
Sounds very like Penton: they also have a tiny boundary at one point (but a pub that does good food at lunchtime): we had a right ding-dong with them in the National Village Knock-out a few years back.
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Pat Pending Posted Apr 25, 2003
PS: I know what you feel about being underwhelmed (if you can be under- and over- whelmed, can you be simply whelmed?): I'm putting it down to the weather having turned.
Good luck on Sunday.
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The Magster Posted Apr 25, 2003
Pat, Ali, looks like you will not be playing if the weather forecast is to be believed I suppose you will just have to sit in the bar and force all that alcohol down your throats
Chopsy, don't worry I will not be saying anyting to Mr Lou just yet. I shall wait, bide my time, amass evidence and then blackmail you like crazy 
Why are the boards closed? It was before 6pm when they closed. Urrmmphh.
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louloubelle Posted Apr 25, 2003
Well Magster you drive a hard bargain don't you??!!!
Anyway I have no time to think of such nonsense this weekend as have a severe case of new job nerves
First days are one thing..but with 800 of the town's finestyoungsters breathing down my neck can you think of anything more terrifying??
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The Magster Posted Apr 25, 2003
chopsy, you will be fine and your nerves will all disappear once you are actually on the job. I shall save all my good luck wishes for Sunday evening but you know I shall be thinking of you and how pleased I was about the job. Relax girl, have a few 
's and chill.
For Alistair
The Magster Posted Apr 25, 2003
Alistair, did you know that Rachel Stevens is getting married....not to Alstair W either, someone else. How will you cope?
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