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Wizzard spotting in the UK
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 03-04-04 22:09Wizzard spotting in the UK
Just had to take some time out of drinking and having fun to take a quick peek and make sure that you're all ok!
Have been doing a lot of rock boarding at Avimore (scotland for the uncultured among you). It's like snowboarding but a lot more painful (both on your board and yourself) and only occasionally involves snow. Anyway I was standing (yes boarders do do that occasionally) at the base of the zig zags trying to decide which way to go next when some hefty scottish bloke approached me ...
Have been doing a lot of rock boarding at Avimore (scotland for the uncultured among you). It's like snowboarding but a lot more painful (both on your board and yourself) and only occasionally involves snow. Anyway I was standing (yes boarders do do that occasionally) at the base of the zig zags trying to decide which way to go next when some hefty scottish bloke approached me ...
Just had to take some time out of drinking and having fun to take a quick peek and make sure that you're all ok!
Have been doing a lot of rock boarding at Avimore (scotland for the uncultured among you). It's like snowboarding but a lot more painful (both on your board and yourself) and only occasionally involves snow. Anyway I was standing (yes boarders do do that occasionally) at the base of the zig zags trying to decide which way to go next when some hefty scottish bloke approached me and asked if i'd been in bulgaria in January. When I said yes and how did he know he said that he recognised my stupid hat. Sigh. The philistine. It's a wikkid wizzards hat, quite pointy in places and covered in stars. Is rather difficult to keep on the old head when you're moving though as it has no chin strap.
Even went surfing off Aberdeen beach today. Have been boarding lots in the last couple of weeks with no injuries (apart from to board and to pride), went surfing once (now that the snow is officially off the beach I figured it'd be warm enough - how foolish? brrrrr) and I only managed to do something not good to my shoulder. It's gone all stiff. erk.
Say talking of injuries...how;s the broken arm/wrist/leg/head/fingernail/whatever Fleety? (Can't remember what it was that you broke sorry).
Hang loose people. I'll be back on in a couple of weeks
Have to get intoday's quota of cervesa yet
hic
Topper
Have been doing a lot of rock boarding at Avimore (scotland for the uncultured among you). It's like snowboarding but a lot more painful (both on your board and yourself) and only occasionally involves snow. Anyway I was standing (yes boarders do do that occasionally) at the base of the zig zags trying to decide which way to go next when some hefty scottish bloke approached me and asked if i'd been in bulgaria in January. When I said yes and how did he know he said that he recognised my stupid hat. Sigh. The philistine. It's a wikkid wizzards hat, quite pointy in places and covered in stars. Is rather difficult to keep on the old head when you're moving though as it has no chin strap.
Even went surfing off Aberdeen beach today. Have been boarding lots in the last couple of weeks with no injuries (apart from to board and to pride), went surfing once (now that the snow is officially off the beach I figured it'd be warm enough - how foolish? brrrrr) and I only managed to do something not good to my shoulder. It's gone all stiff. erk.
Say talking of injuries...how;s the broken arm/wrist/leg/head/fingernail/whatever Fleety? (Can't remember what it was that you broke sorry).
Hang loose people. I'll be back on in a couple of weeks
Have to get intoday's quota of cervesa yet
hic
Topper
re: Wizzard spotting in the UK
Hey Topper,Glad to see your still alive - albiet only just.
IMT
re: Wizzard spotting in the UK
Hi Topper well sound slike you are enjoying yourself but a hat with stars on? Oh dear oh dear oh dear
