If you can't get up there GL is for you.
"COME ON YOU IRONS"

-- 
John the West Ham fan
housetrained@hotmail.com
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> If you can't get up there GL is for you.
> "COME ON YOU IRONS"
>
> -- 
> John the West Ham fan
> housetrained@hotmail.com
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fancy us for a result up there faubert to get last inute winner lets ave it

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> "COME ON YOU IRONS"
>
> -- 
> John the West Ham fan
> housetrained@hotmail.com
> <><

John, call me mister thicky, and I have been racking my brains (it didn't 
take long), what is GL?

Den

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> "housetrained"  wrote in message 
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>> If you can't get up there GL is for you.
>> "COME ON YOU IRONS"
>>
>> -- 
>> John the West Ham fan
>> housetrained@hotmail.com
>> <><
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> John, call me mister thicky, and I have been racking my brains (it didn't 
> take long), what is GL?
>

I thought he meant Gary Lineker :-)

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>> "housetrained"  wrote in message 
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>>> If you can't get up there GL is for you.
>>> "COME ON YOU IRONS"
>>>
>>> -- 
>>> John the West Ham fan
>>> housetrained@hotmail.com
>>> <><
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>> John, call me mister thicky, and I have been racking my brains (it didn't 
>> take long), what is GL?
>>
>
> I thought he meant Gary Lineker :-)
Nah, he must be a bean counter . . it stands for General Ledger :-)

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> "housetrained"  wrote in message
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>> If you can't get up there GL is for you.
>> "COME ON YOU IRONS"
>>
>> --
>> John the West Ham fan
>> housetrained@hotmail.com
>> <><
> fancy us for a result up there faubert to get last inute winner lets
> ave it

Went to the City match - I thought that Boa Morte really tried his heart
out. Ferdinand was almost back to being in the right place every time he was
needed and McCartney was pretty solid too. Faubert, whilst he was closely
marked, was able to control the ball and turn away from the defender no
matter which way he was facing when the ball came to him. I'd have liked to
see Ljungberg moving when he didn't have the ball, though he did make a
couple of tackles, which was good to see. But the abiding impression was the
stadium. I didn't take to the idea of leaving Upton Park for some soulless
mega stadium but, after seeing the Man City ground, let's get our name down
for the Olympic Stadium now.

The other memorable aspect of the night was the great time we had with the
City fans in the Mitchells Pub before the game. Good lads one and all.

Biggest disappointment wasn't dropping out of the cup, it was the missed
chance to go to Sheffield United to rub their noses in it.

-- 
PeterMcC
If you feel that any of the above is incorrect,
inappropriate or offensive in any way,
please ignore it and accept my apologies.

in a part of Deerfield,
called Green River, and afterwards filled the town, and there has been a
glorious work there. It began also to be manifest, in the south part of
Hatfield, in a place call the Hill, and the whole town, in the second
week in April, seemed to be seized, as it were at once, with concern
about the things of religion; and the work of God has been great there.
There has been also a very general awakening at West-Springfield, and
Long Meadow; and in Enfield there was for a time a pretty general
concern amongst some who before had been very loose persons. About the
same time that this appeared at Enfield, the Rev. Mr. Bull, of
Westfield, informed me, that there had been a great alteration there,
and that more had been done in one week, than in seven years before.
Something of this work likewise appeared in the first precinct in
Springfield, principally in the north and south extremes of the parish.
And in Hadley old town, there gradually appeared so much of a work of
God on souls, as at another time would have been thought worthy of much
notice. For a short time there was also a very great and general
concern, of the like nature, at Northfield. And wherever this concern
appeared, it seemed not to be in vain: but in every place God brought
saving blessings with Him, and His word attended with His Spirit (as we
have all reason to think) returned not void. It might well be said at
that time, in all parts of the county, Who are these that fly as a
cloud, and as doves to their windows? 

As what other towns heard of and found in this, was a great means of
awakening them; so our hearing of such a swift and extraordinary
propagation, and extent of this work, did doubtless for a time serve to
uphold the wo

serves as a rule of life, and there is nothing better.

67. The vanity of the sciences.--Physical science will not console me for
the ignorance of morality in the time of affliction. But the science of
ethics will always console me for the ignorance of the physical sciences.

68. Men are never taught to be gentlemen and are taught everything else; and
they never plume themselves so much on the rest of their knowledge as on
knowing how to be gentlemen. They only plume themselves on knowing the one
thing they do not know.

69. The infinites, the mean.--When we read too fast or too slowly, we
understand nothing.

70. Nature... --Nature has set us so well in the centre, that if we change
one side of the balance, we change the other also. This makes me believe
that the springs in our brain are so adjusted that he who touches one
touches also its contrary.

71. Too much and too little wine. Give him none, he cannot find truth; give
him too much, the same.

72. Man's disproportion.--This is where our innate knowledge leads us. If i

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FWIW, I didn't post the previous message attributed to me.


-- 
BAC

"There is nothing that is a more certain sign of insanity than to do the 
same thing over and over and expect the results to be different." - Albert 
Einstein.

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> FWIW, I didn't post the previous message attributed to me.
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> BAC
>
> "There is nothing that is a more certain sign of insanity than to do the 
> same thing over and over and expect the results to be different." - Albert 
> Einstein.
>
None of us did, one of us must have upset a Muslim fanatic along the way. 
Keep shtum and he may go away.
P.S. like your Albert quote, very apt.
-- 
John the West Ham fan
housetrained@hotmail.com
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