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Hearts.no1
17 Jan 10 19:06
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Hi,

I hope everything's ok with your laddie,saw the news yesterday and my thought's are with you.

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By:
Big Charlie
When: 17 Jan 10 19:13
Same here
By:
Hearts.no1
When: 17 Jan 10 20:12
ttt
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 17 Jan 10 20:38
evening hearts, no all is ok its not our boy thank god, but unfortunately 2 sets of parents have lost their sons and i am feeling down at the moment for those familys especially its a pity those brave young lads have had to pay with their lives i am gutted all for nothing as well.
i must admit we dont even know the names of the lads yet and are desperate to find out, it could be 1 or even 2 of his close mates, the waiting to find out is sheer agony i can tell you
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 17 Jan 10 20:42
he rang me about 7 am on thursday morning i was stuck in a traffic jam just outside manchester at the time, he couldnt disclose a lot over the phone but said it wasnt as bad as the news back home made out but he would say that wouldnt he.
he is scheduled to come home mid march and i cant wait , his mother more so. it goes quiet for a week or 2 then summat like this kicks it off again we are litterally climbing the walls mate , its so hard to cope with
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 17 Jan 10 20:43
cheers big charlie
By:
Ovalman.
When: 17 Jan 10 20:47
Good luck mate, I hope all is well for him and all our boys out there, your son has 10x the amount of balls I will ever grow.
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 17 Jan 10 20:49
Chin up. Roll on mid March, and for once I don't mean because of Cheltenham. All the best.
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 17 Jan 10 20:50
cheers ovalman, same here too, iam just bricking meself sat on the settee watching it unfold , my son is fast becoming my hero, along with all the other lads and lasses out there
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 17 Jan 10 20:52
cheers lads , cant wait for cheltenham , was saying it funny enough to my mate last night whilst out avin a pint cheltenham is my next milestone for 2 reasons, as much as i love it this year it will have to take a back seat
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 17 Jan 10 21:08
hearts he also said that they come under gunfire most days but from quite a way off, and obviously they return fire. he said the insurgents cant meet them head on in a gunfight the only way to get back at them is these explosive devices the sneaky barstewards
By:
Big Charlie
When: 17 Jan 10 21:36
The two that were killed were both from 3rd Battalion Rifles.

Lee Brownson, 30, originalty from Auckland, Co. Durham

and

Luke Farmer, 19, from Pontefract.

Distressing to think that I've lived longer than these two poor bastids put together.
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 17 Jan 10 21:41
cheers charlie thanks for letting me know,where did you find this out i have been looking on different websites all day and they have not yet updated them, btw they are not names i know , but he is in 3 rifles in the same camp so dare say he knew them, my heart goes out to their familys
By:
Big Charlie
When: 17 Jan 10 21:51
I'm a spy :)

Cheer up mate, you'll be having a pint and watching racing at Cheltenham with him.
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 17 Jan 10 21:56
charlie just found it on the website i have been looking at all day they just updated it
By:
Big Charlie
When: 17 Jan 10 21:57
Us 007 types get all the news first :)
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 17 Jan 10 21:58
by the way any tips for cheltenham mate, as much as i love it , its the biggest betting graveyard of my year , every year i do useless there
By:
Big Charlie
When: 17 Jan 10 22:03
No good asking me, I'm facking useless. :^0

Kauto Star is a short enough price, but im my humble opinion, it has to fall to be beaten, and it won't fall.

I'm there working, not punting. :)

As for the Grand National a few weeks later, I've backed Comply or Die, it's about 34 now, and can't possibly be that price if it turns up. If it runs between now and Aintree I guarantee it won't win, he's got to protect his handicap mark.
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 17 Jan 10 22:05
the facking useless bit goes for both of us then ,cheers mate
By:
Big Charlie
When: 17 Jan 10 22:06
When you're there you don't really care if you lose as the atmosphere is superb.

Unlike Royal facking Ascot - madhouse.
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 17 Jan 10 22:12
went years back when burrough hill lad wonabout 84/5 i think swore i would never go again, i was freezing , couldnt get a drink, queing for a p1ss. never saw an horse crowds were just too much. unlike my mate who has 1or 2 days every year there and swears by it, was gonna give it another chance , but has yet still undecided
By:
danniellasmincepies
When: 17 Jan 10 22:21
cannot see Solwhit being out of a place pdc
By:
pox doctors clerk
When: 17 Jan 10 22:24
cheers dan , my mate told me 1 last night that he says cant be out of a place, think it was in the supreme novices, he says a bet to nothing a shrewd judge as well, one of hobbs horses began with an m i think but i was to far innebriated at the time to remember its name
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