Mr Smggles
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If thats the greatest moment of your life, I feel pretty sorry for you.
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What has been the greatest moment of your life?
- Thread starter Bozza
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If thats the greatest moment of your life, I feel pretty sorry for you.
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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The full time whistle at Hereford followed by meeting Bruce Dickinson and Steve Harris
hitony
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In fairness I think you did quite well all things considered, quite a cutie for you, sorry I couldn't make the wedding!Getting a woman to do rude things to me. With a face like mine, it isn't an easy task!!
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Bill Cassidy's tie up
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Snorkelling with my wife in the Maldives on our 40th wedding anniversary .She died 3 months later,didn't know she was ill at the time. Sorry that was family orientated so have to be when I eventually got a finalist in the Sussex Cup after 25 years odd of owning dogs.
SIMMO SAYS
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This--- only I started with my Dad in 1974 and now have my son working with me-----still to make any decent money---but I can knock off whenever I want to
symyjym
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You make a great cup of tea then?
What were they doing in Hereford?
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
Completing my ' World Cup '78 ' Panini album when the final Peruvian midfielder arrived on my doorstep after sending about £1.50 in stamps to fill an album of pics for approx. £38.95. Any offers?
Prince Monolulu
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It's a bit tatty!!
Have to make a confession, Googled that pic, could not be @rsed to photograph my original. Mine, of course, is pristine!
Vegas Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2009
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Nice. eBay. I sold the 'holy grail' 1970 one for £1400 after euro wide bidding. it had been sitting unread in an old suitcase in my garage for a decade after my Mum bought it for peanuts
nwgull
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Why not? Getting a well paid job can be reflection of how good you are at what you do; it's a personal achievement.
Mine would be when I got the a-levels I needed to get into my first choice in uni (after a summer of thinking I'd arsed up). I've done marathons and stuff, but having to re-sit my upper 6th would have been a life changer at the time.
£1,400 bargain, I spend a fortune on Match Attack cards for my youngest son!!
Vegas Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2009
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It has yet to come...hopefully!
Moving back from Bristol to Sussex, I expect!
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When my Grandfather bought me my first road motorbike at 16 years old, i booed like a baby.
Followed by the day i and my 2 year olds son sat on my grandfathers record breaking Norton, 80 years after he had ridden it.
Followed by the day i and my 2 year olds son sat on my grandfathers record breaking Norton, 80 years after he had ridden it.
skipper734
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It's very good. Milk and two sugars?
Stevie Boy
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Firstly it would have to be winning my first race in Stock Rods, in a car i had built, and to have my hand shaken and a well done from one of the great oval racers, George Polley (i do know him personally anyway) and Doing the london to brighton for the first time, and cycling up Ditchling, had tears in my eyes riding down to the seafront
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Daughter opening her eyes in hospital after contracting meningitis aged 9 months (and going on to make a full recovery). Will never be able to thank the NHS and the Royal Alex enough.
I had a complete 1970 stickers album in the loft and my mum chucked it out
For me, it was probably becoming the cross country champion runner for my school year. I'd much of my early childhood ill and had such a bad chest, the doctors wanted to send me away to school/sanatorium as it seemed I couldn't cope. At 9, we moved to Moulsecoomb and benefited from the fresher air. Later that year, I took part in games and PE for the first time and when I was 11, I won my first cross country race (and won several more). It was something I would never have dreamed of when I was 7