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Sat Dec 29, 2007 3:36 pmby dawson99
mr miyagi is all i miss, but he made a real difference 
and actually, dont really miss him, as hed done feck all lately... so blah, im with citizen woof on this
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Sat Dec 29, 2007 3:37 pmby red37
All the Servicemen of the Allied Forces who have lost their lives in Battle throughout the conflicts which blight various regions of this Planet.
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Sat Dec 29, 2007 4:06 pmby zarababe
Dirk Kuyt Senior - died in the summer
In his own words:
"It's hard to be without him because he was my biggest supporter and now he's not here any more," Kuyt explained.
"He watched me playing games since I was five – I don't have to say how important he was for me. We were really big football fans together and it's a big loss.
"I just have to try to keep going. Sometimes it's hard but I just have to keep playing football and winning trophies – that would make him proud.
"If we won a trophy this year it would also be for him – that would be nice."
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Sat Dec 29, 2007 4:07 pmby woof woof !
zarababe wrote:JBG wrote:woof woof ! wrote:And as usual I give my cynical reply
"F'uck 'em, what did they ever do for me ? "
Jeez Woof, who pi.ssed in your cornflakes this morning?
It seems some forget their own mortality ay - you don't give a **** don't post and spoil the thread for others - Call yerself a Moderator - DISGRACE !
Who the f'uck are you calling a disgrace ? I suggest you untwist your knickers , last time I checked everyone (including mods) were allowed to post an opinion even if it is an opinion YOU don't happen to like .
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Sat Dec 29, 2007 4:25 pmby zarababe
Oh yes of course - thanks for your opinion on an immotive topic - much enlightening as it is you had a choice not to post in here and ruin it - I am offended by your post - some people may want to remember - how can a thread about the deceased reach such lows !
And don't bring my knickers in to it !
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Sat Dec 29, 2007 4:28 pmby dawson99
u want no knickers? 
(possibly not the best place for a new page starter in hindsight)
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Sat Dec 29, 2007 4:40 pmby woof woof !
zarababe wrote:Oh yes of course - thanks for your opinion on an immotive topic - much enlightening as it is you had a choice not to post in here and ruin it - I am offended by your post - some people may want to remember - how can a thread about the deceased reach such lows !
Yeah
"If it hadn't have been for Woof this could have been in the running for thread of the year"
How come you're offended by my post ? Is it the fact that I don't give a sh'it about those you have mentioned having passed away ? or is it because I'm not responding to your post with the reverence YOU seem to think it deserves ?
As for ruining the thread ,
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Sat Dec 29, 2007 4:44 pmby LFC2007
red37 wrote:All the Servicemen of the Allied Forces who have lost their lives in Battle throughout the conflicts which blight various regions of this Planet.
Amen to that.
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Sat Dec 29, 2007 7:27 pmby PhiLFC
J*o*n*D*o*e wrote:PhiLFC wrote:
Phil dont mind you mentioning the guy above but whats all this "done all he could to put the north west on the map crap about", are we talking about the same Tony Wilson here.
Maybe you shoulda made that remark in the following post Tony Wilson - Dead
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Sat Dec 29, 2007 9:16 pmby Forever_Red
Just thought I'd let the forum know that Motherwell's captain died today aged 35, absolutley shocked
R.I.P:(
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Sat Dec 29, 2007 11:10 pmby mrsDrummerphil
My Love, My Life, My Soulmate,
DrummerPhil
Know it wasn't in 2007 but everyday your passing grows heavier and my heart dies once again.
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Sat Dec 29, 2007 11:40 pmby Woollyback
momofuku andu = the inventor of instant noodle soup. died age 96.
comedy first name AND inventor of munchies? very few people touch so many lives in one fell swoop.
and my uncle robert (died 21st december) and mrs woolly's cousin lisa (died feb 2007, aged just 35 
)
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Sun Dec 30, 2007 12:42 amby NANNY RED
Gotta get a mention for me Dad passsed away suddenly 18th August 2007 great football man did a lot over 30 years for kids footie in Liverpool
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Sun Dec 30, 2007 12:46 amby 112-1077774096
zarababe wrote:Dirk Kuyt Senior - died in the summer
In his own words:
"It's hard to be without him because he was my biggest supporter and now he's not here any more," Kuyt explained.
"He watched me playing games since I was five – I don't have to say how important he was for me. We were really big football fans together and it's a big loss.
"I just have to try to keep going. Sometimes it's hard but I just have to keep playing football and winning trophies – that would make him proud.
"If we won a trophy this year it would also be for him – that would be nice."
kuyt probably misses him, he misses everything else
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Sun Dec 30, 2007 12:48 amby NANNY RED
peewee wrote:zarababe wrote:Dirk Kuyt Senior - died in the summer
In his own words:
"It's hard to be without him because he was my biggest supporter and now he's not here any more," Kuyt explained.
"He watched me playing games since I was five – I don't have to say how important he was for me. We were really big football fans together and it's a big loss.
"I just have to try to keep going. Sometimes it's hard but I just have to keep playing football and winning trophies – that would make him proud.
"If we won a trophy this year it would also be for him – that would be nice."
kuyt probably misses him, he misses everything else
oh below the belt there peewee lad