Just what is it about the number 7 that butters my muffins? Perhaps the fact that my two favourite footballers of all time have worn the number for the team I support. Bryan Robson and Eric Cantona, not the greatest players on earth, granted, but my two demi-God's all the same. Robbo and Eric were both cpatains and talismans of my club, Manchester United. The Number
Ah Sally, how could I forget? Thanks for your comments on both my blogs thus far as well.
With you 110% Sally. Northerners are far more affable than people in the south. Down here for example, on a night out we go to a few select places. They are very cool places and are nicely tucked away. WHy? They don't attract the Burberry and gold sov ring clad masses. Why should we have to do that though? If I wanted to I should be able to go out down the main strip without the fear of my girl's arse being slapped and my head beaten to a pulp. Saying
I see your point, and take that from the construction of your post you are not from these hallowed shores . Yes, no doubt that fact that I was a foreigner helped in Amsterdam, but a lot of this was drawn from what I saw, people interacting with others. And as for the good old UK, of course there are good people here. My family, the love of my life, my friends. I have met countless strangers I have helped and who have helped me. My problem is with the
Of course, I meant "the faint whiff of HASH" not has. apologies.
Last week my girlfriend and I were on holiday in Amsterdam. What a great week. I had been to Amsterdam before, and to be quite honest, I love the place (for the RIGHT reasons, before anyone begins casting aspersions in my direction). Why do I love Amsterdam? The main reason is the people. I have never met such a wonderful, funny and polite bunch of people. These peop
Well Sally, despite living in Devon and being from Wales, I too am a United fan. Mother is a product of Salford you see, and we still have family there, hence my love for United. And look, I remembered! Spoony
Well..... My very first Blog. Perhaps not as monumental as my first steps, my first word, or my first girl, but monumental all the same. So, where to begin? I'm 25 years of age and reside in the SW of England (or In-ger-land if you're a football fan). I work, for my sins, in banking, making full use of my degree in Media and Visual Culture which I obtained, ahem
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