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  • #46
    shall I keep him then?

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    • #47
      Originally Posted by snookersfun
      shall I keep him then?
      Well, I am not the only TSF user. But if you ask me, I 'd say "yes, please". The little one is so cute. I watch it/him everytime I see him. Think he likes real Sonnenblümchen. They give him shelter.
      Men play the game, women know the score

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      • #48
        ok, that's settled then. I like him as well, he will stay for a while longer.

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        • #49
          Originally Posted by snookersfun
          ok, that's settled then. I like him as well, he will stay for a while longer.
          Good. Thanks.
          Premier League tonight and no chance to watch it
          Men play the game, women know the score

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          • #50
            Originally Posted by Valderie
            Lucky you Cessy - have you ever met Stephen. I've seen him at the last two Premier League semis but was too 'starstruck' to go and ask for his autograph!
            LOL Val.

            Met him a few times, mostly at tournaments. He did do an exhibiton years ago at my local club, which gave me and other people a chance to have a little chat. Good to see the more chilled out Stephen, lot more relaxed and good sense of humour.
            Mon the Rocket

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            • #51
              It looks slightly odd, when it says: attached images

              Can you merge it into the text?
              Science is a refinement of everyday thinking -- Albert Einstein

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              • #52
                Mitsuko says you can, but I didn't manage to do so recently. It has to look like [img ]http://....[/img ], that means one has to upload it from the web.

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                • #53
                  My fav is Michel Chabon. He`s simple but very funny and have a lot fantasy. and the Dane Piter Hog (who wrote “Smilla”, i don`t actually know how to spell) is very good. Cronin is my favourite among classics, it`s not like me, coz he`s very realistic, and i fond of more... fantastic or fairy books, i`d say.
                  I love Harry Potter! Was crying when Sirius was killed. And I consider killing characters just coz she doesn`t want anyone to write after her, as she said, is silly of JKR!

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                  • #54
                    Originally Posted by snookersfun
                    Mitsuko says you can, but I didn't manage to do so recently. It has to look like [img ]http://....[/img ], that means one has to upload it from the web.
                    Congrats for being blue, Snookersfun
                    Men play the game, women know the score

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                    • #55
                      oh, right! Thank you
                      That is a much nicer colour, don't have to hurry for the next stage.

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                      • #56
                        Originally Posted by Sunflower
                        Thank you for underestimating us. I like to be underrated. It is a good guise. .
                        I don't think it has to do with underestimating. I just know from experience that most people aren't interested in those subjects. If you are, I'd love to chat about it.
                        "I'll be back next year." --Jimmy White

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                        • #57
                          Originally Posted by berolina
                          Are you reading these books for fun or do you work in in some job that involves Qigong, shaolin, acupressure and psychology?
                          I'm reading them for fun. However, I am hoping to one day making it my work.
                          "I'll be back next year." --Jimmy White

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                          • #58
                            While on vacation in Germany I picked up my first two german books in ages:
                            First ist 'Vollidiot' by Tommy Jaud (I quite liked it, more so, as the setting is Koeln, where I lived for a big part of my life)
                            Second is 'Zusammen ist man weniger allein' (Together one is less alone* not sure if it is available in English) by Anna Gavalda. Now this one I am really enjoying. It is translated from French.
                            Berolina, Sunflower, you should read this one!

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                            • #59
                              A book called Digital Fortress by Dan Brown(Da Vinci Code) is a very good book about Cryptogrophy and the paranoia of some people, I loved it.
                              1994 a good year
                              The Masters a great event
                              The Final a marvellous match
                              The Winner a snooker genius
                              Alan McManus The Winner
                              Stephen Hendry The Loser

                              1994 a good year....

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                              • #60
                                Has anyone actually ever read Jimmy White's autobiography?
                                "I'll be back next year." --Jimmy White

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