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They were but it was quite a good job. She was really sweet too. I could quite happily have been her pimp.
If I was hard and stuff, of course. And had a purple fedora.
And spoke Jive.
Strange coincidences?
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They were but it was quite a good job. She was really sweet too. I could quite happily have been her pimp.
If I was hard and stuff, of course. And had a purple fedora.
And spoke Jive.
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And fancied becoming a crackhead and dead within a year!
desprateseagull
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went on hols to the canaries, and in the room next door was a girl who i had fancied when i was at school, MANY years ago..
the hotel was on the edge of town, off season, and a last minute booking.
sadly she was married, with kids.
still, quite a looker.
the hotel was on the edge of town, off season, and a last minute booking.
sadly she was married, with kids.
still, quite a looker.
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London Calling
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Where he promptly broke into their house and stole all their savings, you then became a copper and nicked him 2 years later.
Bevendean Hillbilly
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Synchronicity is great aint it!
A few years ago I was doing some air ambulance work for a private firm and on one job I had to go to Boston to retrieve someone. At Logan I was picked up and as we were driving out of the airport into a traffic jam I keep hearing ny name being called out, anyway eventually I stick my head out of the car window to have a look and driving a bus which was alongside us was a lad I had been in a band with when I was at school in Birkenhead, we met up in my hotel bar later and are still in contact now..too wierd that was.
Also when I was a student i worked on the harvests around Europe travelling across rural France, Portugual, Spain and ending up in Israel, as I got off the ferry in Israel having not seen hardly any Brits for 3 months, I hear a scouse accented voice asking if we needed help with our luggage...once again it was a lad from about three streets away from where I lived at the time.
A few years ago I was doing some air ambulance work for a private firm and on one job I had to go to Boston to retrieve someone. At Logan I was picked up and as we were driving out of the airport into a traffic jam I keep hearing ny name being called out, anyway eventually I stick my head out of the car window to have a look and driving a bus which was alongside us was a lad I had been in a band with when I was at school in Birkenhead, we met up in my hotel bar later and are still in contact now..too wierd that was.
Also when I was a student i worked on the harvests around Europe travelling across rural France, Portugual, Spain and ending up in Israel, as I got off the ferry in Israel having not seen hardly any Brits for 3 months, I hear a scouse accented voice asking if we needed help with our luggage...once again it was a lad from about three streets away from where I lived at the time.
London Calling
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Walking around the middle of no where in Morocco (actually it where loads have kids have blonde hair) other walkers with us, Ms LC starts talking to another walker and discovered he was from England, Sussex, Brighton, BHASVIC and the same year as me?
Left one of those Mandela birthday concerts - lost in the car park - and bumped into my brother. I was living in Wakefield at the time and neither knew that we be at the gig.
Our first childminder also looked after another child in Hackney, her mum went to the same school at the same time as one of my nephews?
I used to regularly meet loads of blokes wearing blue and white shirts every Saturday - Ms LC used to think that was weird.
Left one of those Mandela birthday concerts - lost in the car park - and bumped into my brother. I was living in Wakefield at the time and neither knew that we be at the gig.
Our first childminder also looked after another child in Hackney, her mum went to the same school at the same time as one of my nephews?
I used to regularly meet loads of blokes wearing blue and white shirts every Saturday - Ms LC used to think that was weird.
A colleague of mine in London was sending a package out to a friend of a friend of his (not people I knew), when I noticed the address.
Not just the town I grew up in (Bexhill), or the street - but the actual house.
A 30million-to-one chance by my reckoning.
Not just the town I grew up in (Bexhill), or the street - but the actual house.
A 30million-to-one chance by my reckoning.
Bevendean Hillbilly
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Good thread this.
I read a book once which dealt with this subject and one of the theories is that our lives are all interconnected although we can't see the connections (Sort of like Islands in the ocean, above water they appear seperate but go deep enough beneath the waves and they are all joined to the sea bed) the assetion is that occaisionally these connections are noticed by us as coincidences or sychronous happenings and we should be happy when we do as it is generally a sign that things are on track in our existences as on some deep level our conciousnesses are communicating with us.
Or it could all be chance.
*coat*
I read a book once which dealt with this subject and one of the theories is that our lives are all interconnected although we can't see the connections (Sort of like Islands in the ocean, above water they appear seperate but go deep enough beneath the waves and they are all joined to the sea bed) the assetion is that occaisionally these connections are noticed by us as coincidences or sychronous happenings and we should be happy when we do as it is generally a sign that things are on track in our existences as on some deep level our conciousnesses are communicating with us.
Or it could all be chance.
*coat*