If not for my Dad, i wouldn't be able to milk a cow
Why wonderman is your dad a farmer?
If not for your dad you wouldn't of been a 'Plastic'
My dad doesnt really like/watch football, but funnily enough his 'favourite team' is Everton
If it were not for my dad I would support Nottingham Forest
If not for my dad,my father would have had to pay child maintenance.
"Shipbuilding" - still awesome after all these years since the thatcher creature years .
I had similar influences from my old man - from Woodie Guthrie to Stevie ray Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald.
Books - "Fear and Loathing in LV"
If not for my dad I'd have probably ended up supporting Aston Villa
My Dad got me to watch "A Very Peculiar Practice" and it is awesome, possible a bit slow for today's viewing public but i think its just hilarious...
If it were not for my dad, I never would of learned how to punch a woman
"Fear and Loathing in LV" that was my dad's favorate book. he also use to go on 'Diceman' by Luke Rianolt or something.
If i had listened to my dad in the mid 70's i would have supported United, even though they were cack at that time.
Thank god my Mothers dad took me to Maine Road most weeks.
Wild Rover don't you punch women the same way as you would men
if it wasnt for my dad, i wouldnt have any black eyes
Komakino ... as a little kid my Ma used to tell me to stay away from that Maine Road - and I thought she meant Victoria Avenue !
yes borange, what did you think
that you where on the wind up
If not for my eldest brother I probably wouldn't have become such a big fan of the Boss and countless other great bands at that. If it wasn't for him I would never had the pleasure of reading David Gemmell's books when growing up. They're not going to win any literature awards but very entertaining none the less.
However if it wasn't for my Mother having a thing for George Best I would never have supported United. Cheers Ma you sl@g!!
If it wasn't for my grandad I wouldn't support United, he loved Rugby League but he liked United because of Sir Matt and the Babes. He told me the story and why it effected manchester so badly and since then I was hooked and started going to Old Trafford in the 70's. My brother got me into the manchester music scene and I've watched some great bands over the years (some god awful ones too!) and if it wasn't for my mum I wouldn't be with my wife!
The Future's Bright the Future's Borange (U9043)
posted 3 hours, 25 minutes ago
If not for your dad you wouldn't of been a 'Plastic'
I notice you support Colwyn Bay, I played for Colwyn a few years back
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posted on 13/9/12
If not for my Dad, i wouldn't be able to milk a cow
posted on 13/9/12
Why wonderman is your dad a farmer?
posted on 13/9/12
Plastic.
posted on 13/9/12
If not for your dad you wouldn't of been a 'Plastic'
posted on 13/9/12
My dad doesnt really like/watch football, but funnily enough his 'favourite team' is Everton
posted on 13/9/12
If it were not for my dad I would support Nottingham Forest
posted on 13/9/12
Lucas
posted on 13/9/12
If not for my dad,my father would have had to pay child maintenance.
posted on 13/9/12
"Shipbuilding" - still awesome after all these years since the thatcher creature years .
I had similar influences from my old man - from Woodie Guthrie to Stevie ray Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald.
Books - "Fear and Loathing in LV"
posted on 13/9/12
If not for my dad I'd have probably ended up supporting Aston Villa
posted on 13/9/12
My Dad got me to watch "A Very Peculiar Practice" and it is awesome, possible a bit slow for today's viewing public but i think its just hilarious...
posted on 13/9/12
If it were not for my dad, I never would of learned how to punch a woman
posted on 13/9/12
"Fear and Loathing in LV" that was my dad's favorate book. he also use to go on 'Diceman' by Luke Rianolt or something.
posted on 13/9/12
If i had listened to my dad in the mid 70's i would have supported United, even though they were cack at that time.
Thank god my Mothers dad took me to Maine Road most weeks.
posted on 13/9/12
Wild Rover don't you punch women the same way as you would men
posted on 13/9/12
Or you're son aye
posted on 13/9/12
if it wasnt for my dad, i wouldnt have any black eyes
posted on 13/9/12
Komakino ... as a little kid my Ma used to tell me to stay away from that Maine Road - and I thought she meant Victoria Avenue !
posted on 13/9/12
yes borange, what did you think
posted on 13/9/12
that you where on the wind up
posted on 13/9/12
If not for my eldest brother I probably wouldn't have become such a big fan of the Boss and countless other great bands at that. If it wasn't for him I would never had the pleasure of reading David Gemmell's books when growing up. They're not going to win any literature awards but very entertaining none the less.
However if it wasn't for my Mother having a thing for George Best I would never have supported United. Cheers Ma you sl@g!!
posted on 13/9/12
If it wasn't for my grandad I wouldn't support United, he loved Rugby League but he liked United because of Sir Matt and the Babes. He told me the story and why it effected manchester so badly and since then I was hooked and started going to Old Trafford in the 70's. My brother got me into the manchester music scene and I've watched some great bands over the years (some god awful ones too!) and if it wasn't for my mum I wouldn't be with my wife!
posted on 13/9/12
The Future's Bright the Future's Borange (U9043)
posted 3 hours, 25 minutes ago
If not for your dad you wouldn't of been a 'Plastic'
I notice you support Colwyn Bay, I played for Colwyn a few years back
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