Crying, almost
That hurts
Curly just about managed to write this @ 5:38 pm
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Hairy Tales
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?
Saturday, February 04, 2006
About Me
- Name: Curly
- Location: Saarland, Germany
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.
Beer Map
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Isn't technology great? I can spend hours trying to remember every single village, town and city in which I've drunk beer - then stick a carefully constructed map on the interweb! Have a look, if you want (Google Earth needed).
Keeping me going this week
Other folks sites that I've been known to visit
- Afe Stein
- An American in London
- Annie Rhiannon
- Ask Goldberg
- Chesswithdeath
- Coffee breath
- Dancing the polka with Miss El Cajon
- Feigning interest
- It's not me, it's you
- Life goes on, I think
- Moonchad'z bumper
- My thoughts exactly
- No Estonian unturned
- Payot
- SelfLoathingMan
- Sometimes funny is all I have
- The Amazing and untold adventures of Astrid
- The D
- The Electric Goose
- The Hot Librarian
- I feel a bit sick
- Dydd Santes Dwynwen
- Wandering
- The King broadcasts to Millions
- Joke
- Help the Aged
- According to Art Brut, I had a Good Weekend.
- Chav Nation
- Everybody loves a party
- Fixed
The tales he's told before...
7 Comments:
Sorry man.
Look at it like "practice" for the day they will kick ass and win the big lot.
[I have no idea how important this game was, I dont know if there will be more important games ahead or if they were eliminated or something, so if my encouragment makes no sense, well go have a beer and things will seem brighter]
It's all I can do to give you a virtual pat on the back and say "There there Curly. There there. No - no don't cry Curly - don't cry. Okay - okay go ahead and cry. It's okay to cry. Alright, ok, let it out Curly. Theeeere you go. Aww."
Better?
I think they are waiting with winning until you are part of their team, Curly! And stop peeling those onions, I think we have enough for the salad!
Mona - I'll try not to bore you too much with the details but the SSix Nations is a BIG thing here in Wales. The match against England is usually the biggest as it's a chance to get one over on the Old Enemy. Teams don't get eliminated but our loss means that we probably can't win the tournament...
D - Thanks for the virtual comfort! I didn't cry in the end, I just became angry and went to sit on my own for about 10 mins to calm down!
Astrid - I'm ALWAYS part of the team, I sing as loud as I can when I go to see them! I'll start preparing the tomatoes now, they might take me a while though.
Nice to meet you!
--Monica
That's okay, as long as you have the tomatoes ready by say ... April?
Monica - Pleasure to meet you too!
Astrid - Sounds perfect!
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