Unexpected Good Fortune
Travelling through Seattle a good 15 years ago, I remembered an old friend I used to blow up Action Men with. We were bored, nothing to lose , so I looked him up in the phonebook. He was the only one of that name in there. "Come and stay," goes he.
Me and my mates were living in a car at that point so a bed was a novelty. After searching for a while, we rock up to a very posh mansion on Puget Sound with its own Helipad. "Come flying," goes he.
Has your luck held out recently?
( , Thu 14 Sep 2006, 18:43)
Travelling through Seattle a good 15 years ago, I remembered an old friend I used to blow up Action Men with. We were bored, nothing to lose , so I looked him up in the phonebook. He was the only one of that name in there. "Come and stay," goes he.
Me and my mates were living in a car at that point so a bed was a novelty. After searching for a while, we rock up to a very posh mansion on Puget Sound with its own Helipad. "Come flying," goes he.
Has your luck held out recently?
( , Thu 14 Sep 2006, 18:43)
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Many years ago I missed the last Metro from Newcastle to South Shields. I started walking the eight miles or so after midnight in the rain as I had no money for a taxi, only a couple of pound left.
I don't think I could have felt any worse, freezing cold and wet, knowing I had a good two hours walk, followed by four hours sleep and work the next day.
I spotted a chap I knew and vaguely couldn't stand as he was pikey, before pikey was invented, sitting in a bus shelter up ahead. I said hello.
"I'm waiting for the last bus to South Shields" he said "fancy a cigarette", suddenly he became my best mate and the world was all rosy again.
( , Thu 14 Sep 2006, 19:04, Reply)
Many years ago I missed the last Metro from Newcastle to South Shields. I started walking the eight miles or so after midnight in the rain as I had no money for a taxi, only a couple of pound left.
I don't think I could have felt any worse, freezing cold and wet, knowing I had a good two hours walk, followed by four hours sleep and work the next day.
I spotted a chap I knew and vaguely couldn't stand as he was pikey, before pikey was invented, sitting in a bus shelter up ahead. I said hello.
"I'm waiting for the last bus to South Shields" he said "fancy a cigarette", suddenly he became my best mate and the world was all rosy again.
( , Thu 14 Sep 2006, 19:04, Reply)
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