Good morning again John,
I thought you weren't giving me a present…so thank you for the lovely surprise of playing End Of The Line by The Travelling Wilburys earlier, it's one of my favourite songs and I'm going to treat you playing it as a present.
That song was used at the end of the final episode of One Foot In The Grave, it really lifted the mood as it was quite a sad ending, but the song and the accompanying film clips changed the mood considerably…and as the lyrics say "Well its all right".
Thanks again and have a great day.
Regards,
Samuel Gordon-Stewart
Canberra
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#1 Comment By The Beige Baron On June 2, 2007 @ 11:13 pm
Stalker.
#2 Comment By Samuel On June 3, 2007 @ 2:08 am
I’m not sure whether to reply with a comment, by email, or both. I’ll think about it for a few minutes…
#3 Comment By Samuel On June 4, 2007 @ 2:47 am
I think you posted that comment knowing that I would get quite angry about it. You were right.
However, as I think you were just trying to make trouble, and don’t know the true nature of any friendship I may have with various radio presenters, I’m not going to ban you.
Your comment was very hurtful, and it annoys me that you couldn’t wait an extra 47 minutes so that you wouldn’t be leaving that comment on my birthday.
All I can really say is that your immature comment here is a rather poor conclusion to your attempt on your website to convince me that you are incredibly more mature than me. I’m not claiming to be more mature than you…just pointing out that your feeble attempt at name-calling was very immature.
#4 Comment By The Beige Baron On June 4, 2007 @ 4:54 am
I’m really sorry man.
Your free set of Casio binoculars are in the mail.
#5 Comment By The Beige Baron On June 4, 2007 @ 4:56 am
By the way, I did count down the minutes before posting my comment in respect of your 20th birthday, but I got the time difference wrong.
By the way, happy birthday mang. Did you get any presents?
#6 Comment By Samuel On June 4, 2007 @ 5:02 am
This is clearly an attempt at testing my patience.
Yes, I did get some presents, a shirt, some skivvies, more chocolate than I could possibly eat this month, a DVD, another keyring (that collection is growing, even though I only bought one of them) and John Kerr played one of my favourite songs.