Dr. A and Mr. Wisconsin, you guys are funny, in fact recently there has been some hilarious lines on 606.
However, "I did it my way" has a special meaning for me as in 1969 my wife said it was my song. At the ripe old age of 24 I was was traveling alone to several African countries representing a major British company. That year I borrowed a lot of money to buy my first Lotus Elan (I've had five Lotus since then) and my mother gave me a lecture (by Her Majesty's Royal Mail) about the risks of borrowing money when "you do not know what might happen". I assume she meant my working wife getting pregnant! - hence the "I did it my way".
Thanks, Dr. A for bringing back memories for me. (excuse the USA spelling, it is hard to train the auto spell check)
Micky, When I type humour or any other British spelling, I get a red line under the word, I just ignore it and it comes through as typed.
The Final Curtain
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posted on 4/9/15
To quote another saying Dr.
"All's wellens that ends Wellens."
posted on 4/9/15
Dr. A and Mr. Wisconsin, you guys are funny, in fact recently there has been some hilarious lines on 606.
However, "I did it my way" has a special meaning for me as in 1969 my wife said it was my song. At the ripe old age of 24 I was was traveling alone to several African countries representing a major British company. That year I borrowed a lot of money to buy my first Lotus Elan (I've had five Lotus since then) and my mother gave me a lecture (by Her Majesty's Royal Mail) about the risks of borrowing money when "you do not know what might happen". I assume she meant my working wife getting pregnant! - hence the "I did it my way".
Thanks, Dr. A for bringing back memories for me. (excuse the USA spelling, it is hard to train the auto spell check)
posted on 5/9/15
Micky, When I type humour or any other British spelling, I get a red line under the word, I just ignore it and it comes through as typed.
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