Windy

steve auvache fascinated us all by saying...

But her wording worked on a two levels, you obviously only picked up on
one of those.

--
Lozzo
'95 Kawasaki ZZR1100D, '97 Kawasaki GPZ500S, '83 Honda CB250RS
Big Zed Little Zed Dead shed
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"He's not big and he's not called Tony"

 

I never listened to them first time round, so "yes please"

 

Lozzo wrote

Story of my life that is.

 

You're right.

 

Although my acquaintance did not exceed email conversations so many other
good people (that I have met) held Windy in good esteem, so while reading
this thread I felt rather sad. I had her (family) website bookmarked from
years ago and took a look at it today.
I did therefore happen on the story of a young scamp by the name of Neil who
had been housed and cared for by the family. While there is undoubtedly a
Pythonesque angle to the story I thought it was terribly sad and tragic.

 

Bear said:

Yup. You're not wrong there Mr Bear.

 

I've no doubt you are right.

There is something surreal though about a line of boys leaping over a wall
(in the dark?) and the last one out finds a big drop.

 

And you're not alone there......
--
Steve Uzochukwu, Avian Amour and Windtech Quarx.
http://homepages.which.net/~steveu/index.htm

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dixit Mike Hill:

out of sympathy for your sysadmin, i've put them up here instead:

http://bluezoo.org/mp3/

 

dixit William Grainger:

see my response to mike hill.

 

I can burn a few off, be happy to if anyone want one
Mike.

 

Of course, let me know
Mike.