Quiet this evening!

[Ian M]

I was just wondering why its so quiet here this evening. Then I saw the news on the telly.

Your all in London out side Parliament,demanding certain body parts of political loonies served up on a plate.

Sound like the revolution is not that far away.

Maybe after Yesterdays little bomb shell, a Military coup too!

Funny thought: look at the key words in this post.

London. Parliament. Revolution. Bomb shell. Military coup.

There is some guys in Etchelon that have just Shat their shorts.:guilty:

Ian M

[Guest]

Stay behind the sofa if theres a knock at the door, they can't get you if they can't see you!

[Ian M]

Let them just try!

Ian M

[Guest]

Well they'll need to find Greve on the map first, and they won't attempt to do that until they've finished sulking with all the other FCK-fans - should give you a few days head start, Ian.

;-)

[Ian M]

Nice one Daniel. Did you suffer, sorry I mean see the match. What I saw in the morning news it looked like they gave them a good run for their money.

Good job The Suits dont use Google earth then or I'm sunk!

Ian M

[Guest]

But we do use Google Earth. We have located you...

[Guest]

Nice one Daniel. Did you suffer, sorry I mean see the match. What I saw in the morning news it looked like they gave them a good run for their money.Good job The Suits dont use Google earth then or I'm sunk!

Ian M

Saw a glimpse of it here and there, zapping back and forth between channels (just checking the score). I only suffer during this sort of thing because I have so much empathy for all the poor buggers watching their dreams and hopes go up in smoke. Speaking of smoke; the octane count in football is, actually a little too low for my liking, so I rarely follow an entire match.

[Ian M]

Cant stand the game either. I just follow the results so I have ammo to tease the fanatics at work the next day :-) Working where I do you are either FCK or Brøndby fans. It makes for good sport winding them all up.

Ian M