XK150 Heritage and Sir Roger Moore
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03-08-2021 | 05:04 PM
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Glad to help.
Now here I have a little suggestion which will help satiate my vain side, and a good idea for all on this forum....... If you find a comment helpful, funny or deserved of some sort of praise..........
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03-08-2021 | 07:31 PM
Oh heck, it probably also depends on which browser is used also. I use Firefox cuz Chrome is a storage and memory glutten and cuz Edge is..... well, Edge.
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03-09-2021 | 08:37 AM
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Queen & Country is (thankfully) now inactive. It would probably be best to let that sit right where it is.
This link MAY help you, but then again it may not...
Image Search for Sir Roger Moore via TinEye
This link MAY help you, but then again it may not...
Image Search for Sir Roger Moore via TinEye
I am not inactive, I have answered anytime anyone has asked.
I havent been around 1 year to date because I have bought more gasoline for lawnmower than I have any of my cars.
I see your crippled back is still bothering you.
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03-14-2021 | 02:06 PM
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I had the privilege of meeting and getting to know him in the Bahamas in the late 60's. We were both at the Ocean Club on Paradise Island with our families over a spring break. his children were about the same age as my two girls and his kids played with mine on a daily basis.
One day my kids brought his son to me, he was crying like a baby. It turned out that the boy had somehow gotten a thorn in the bottom of one of his feet. I was able to remove it and douse it with alcahol. Later that day He and his Italian then spouse came by to thank me and my then wife and invite to share cocktails with them. We spent some time with them for each of the remaining days of our stay and he taught me how to play Backgammon and proceeded to beat me up pretty good at the game on a daily basis.
I ran into him at a stage play several years later and he greeted me like an old friend. A true gentlemen with lots of class. He will be missed.
One day my kids brought his son to me, he was crying like a baby. It turned out that the boy had somehow gotten a thorn in the bottom of one of his feet. I was able to remove it and douse it with alcahol. Later that day He and his Italian then spouse came by to thank me and my then wife and invite to share cocktails with them. We spent some time with them for each of the remaining days of our stay and he taught me how to play Backgammon and proceeded to beat me up pretty good at the game on a daily basis.
I ran into him at a stage play several years later and he greeted me like an old friend. A true gentlemen with lots of class. He will be missed.
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