The adventures of the young and often lucky-as-hell Curly on his way to bring down the evil dictator, locate the buried nazi gold and ultimately come face to face with the Holy Grail - Nelly Furtado. On the way I'll be perfecting my David Seaman impression and meeting as many people as possible. After that I'll go home for a nice cup of tea, and perhaps some cake too. I'm trying to give up tea but wouldn't object to a cup if a nice old lady offered - that would just be rude, wouldn't it?
It's all kicked off again - payday turned up.
Curly just about managed to write this @ 4:58 PM
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It all started in a village near Aberystwyth, the heavy snow signalled my arrival into this world. Kings kneeled, maidens swooned and the government started on legislation that would lead to 24 hour licences in bars. This is my time.
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if you get a chance tell Pat the drummer from bedouin that jay eano from kingston ontario says hi....itll blow his mind
Hey eano. Went out with them big time in Cardiff - Pat said he rememers u from Basketball!! Awewsome guys, we all had a laugh - they retired early-ish but I loved them all! Sound guys.
Sounds like a fairly busy week or so. Take a notebook & jot stuff down so you can tell us all about it.
awesome...yey they are all awesome guys, its weird how someone you grow up with makes it big after 15 years of not seeing him.
im surprised he remembered me, i thought he'd give ya, the alright easy crazy guy, get off the stage look....but just shows how money my baller skills are.
ya heard.
Say a loud hello to Pippi Langstocking for me, but don't pull her breads!
Hey Astrid, I thought that Pippi was Danish but everyone is telling me that she is Swedish and that Astrid was right all along!
I didn't know that she lifted up a horse! She is quite strong!
Guess who wrote the Pippi Langstocking stories? Someone who went by the name of ... Astrid, Astrid Lindgren.
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