Check In and Chat - February 2015

zand wrote:I would like to say it's a real pleasure to come here and post.  No long wait, no endless white pages, no timeout so you have to start all over again.  Thank you Eddie, Jan, Graham, Paul and Mo for this great site which is so easy to use.  

Hey what about me?

I give the others credibility

sigh....yes Andy....thanks for being here too

Lol oh that's nice ain't it

Pfffft

What d'ya mean Pfffft? I was saying thanks to the others for setting up the site and being mods. Has someone had a bad day? huh?

Noooo good day

But without me they wouldn't have nothing to delete, I complete them

But they don't delete anything unless you're a troll! Why do you reckon they won't let me in at the other place anymore?

I think it's more likely cos your a wannabe gooner denying the mighty leeds

And they do delete my foul language at times

What here? Really? I'll have to try that sometime

Andy12345 wrote:I think it's more likely cos your a wannabe gooner denying the mighty leeds

umm yeh good point. Perhaps they will let me back in if I change my wicked ways?

Andy12345 wrote:And they do delete my foul language at times

Not me dude,only ever needed to 'Moderate' 1 well known individual on here.

England v Wales rugby on bbc1 starting soon, yay!

Rugby? What's that?

Tonight I've got the choice of rugby, CBB without the fab Perez or Youtube rhubarb planting tutorials. Decisions, decisions

Well I just watched a minute of rugby....that was quite enough.

Avocado Sevenfold wrote:Tonight I've got the choice of rugby, CBB without the fab Perez or Youtube rhubarb planting tutorials.   Decisions, decisions

Tough call Not being a follower of rugby nor CBB it looks like it would be the rhubarb planting for me

Well if you don't know the result from one of the six nations rugby yesterday England beat Wales 21 - 16 ....... the papers / reporters say it was a good match.

Whatever you are doing today - hope it's a good one.  

All the best Jan

Great game of rugby. Wales were far superior 1st half but England ruled 2nd half. Tight game !

I rarely watch rugby these days, not enough free-flowing running play for me. Although English, in rugby I've always reverted to my more Celtic roots and support Scotland, a bit of an underdog cause at the moment. I don't like the style and character of England rugby.

i love rugby and really enjoyed the game

although i love all sports so loving rugby is no great surprise

Andy12345 wrote:

zand wrote:I would like to say it's a real pleasure to come here and post.  No long wait, no endless white pages, no timeout so you have to start all over again.  Thank you Eddie, Jan, Graham, Paul and Mo for this great site which is so easy to use.  

Hey what about me?

Thank you Zand, the site is very basic but it does work (touch wood) Andy, on ya bike lad!

Dinner is cooking - music is playing - don't you just love Saturday Night's

Now I really must sign out ...... hope you have a great evening.

All the best Jan

Well some of you may have never heard of this guy ....... growing up my parents listened to his music a lot, I can remember so many LP's of his in our family record collection. I had 'The Beatles'  'Elvis Presley' etc ..... in fact, come to think of it, we had a really great record selection.

But I digress a little >.>.>. this guy is now 85yr and has just announced his last concert tour dates.

His name - James Last  

"Composer and big band leader James Last has announced his final tour.

The 85-year-old German artist said the concerts "will mark the end of this chapter" in his life, and comes after he was seriously ill in September.

"The main thing is that my fans have the best concerts of their lives and we will make this our 'happiest' concert yet," he said.

The tour will include two dates at the Royal Albert Hall, with the final concert on 26 April in Cologne.

Last said he had given it much thought and it was a decision he "regrets very much" having to make.

His serious illness which took a "life-threatening" turn last September apparently forced him to face the fact that "a man full of plans, needs to not just slow down but give up his life on tour altogether".

But he said the tour will give him a welcome opportunity to bid farewell to his fans

Last, who is thought to have sold in excess of 100 million albums with his trademark "happy music", will play the Royal Albert Hall on 31 March and 1 April.

They will be his 89th and 90th concerts at the venue.

Last started his music career in the 1960s with instrumental music recordings with his orchestra James Last & His Orchestra, a big band with strings and choir added.

He composes work and rearranges works of others, with a repertoire ranging from swing to pop, polka, rock and roll, waltz, jazz, folk and classical music. "

Story taken from BBC News

What music was played whilst you were growing up ..... did you have a record collection ...... and hasn't the music scene changed both musicality wise and how we listen to it.

All the best Jan

Is it just me or are others getting fed up of hearing about 'Fifty Shades Of Grey' ?

Jan

Usually

All the best Jan