Two Truths and a Lie

LOL@PAUL.

I tell you Paul, I have never moved so quickly when I disappeared into the cubicle. I heard one of the girls say 'I'm sure there was a bloke in here just now?

I kept very quiet but everytime I wanted to put my escape plan into operation, someone else came in. Mind you, it was a rare enlightenment listening to some of the conversations ! lol It was a summer evening so I had to wait until dark, and until the dance had finished, to make my escape.

There were women at the college but they lived in another block,

'Carry On' films technical advisor? You know, I never thought of that! 

1) I've dated A small time actor.

2) I've dated a small time drummer in a band.

3) I've dated a well known boxer. 

hi Barbara,

I would say No 3 is the wrong one.

 How strange that is in your comment, I was going to tell you how the Sinclair's were kin-tied of my mother's side of family...your maternal mother was English/Irish..that's strange also, most people came over dealing with the Native American's were English or French and the Scot-Irish fought the frontiers with the Germans backing them in gun technology, an later addition to eh colonies...particualy through the  Blue Ridge Mountian area's of Virgina into the Carolina's. Though I do know of an Percell family we are connected to that might of been "Percy" in England also, and King Edward, of the Plangent family indeed owned an summer castle in Endinburg, Scotland. I have my differences in history also, in that the Chenoweth family we have  kinship with means something completely different then what they list, in "Gaelic" it means "church way"  sweeper, or basically someone that does "vespers" for the head priest of the church...sweeps the way clear for him spiritually, to receive communion with the divine.  They are now doing an over-haul fo their longtime legacy...not because of me, but something else they found in information concerning lineages for whose who in their family.