Happy Christmas from Robin of Loxley

[ian Stanbury]

..and Malcolm, I took this pic of Robin Hood in my garden this afternoon in case you are worried its has come from the 1938 Errol Flynn film The Adventures of Robin Hood

Its the greatest film ever and should be one of the films 'you must see'

And Malcolm, as Loxley is quite near you, have you met Robin Hood recently?

Amazing as it may seem, I saw him last year giving out free parking tickets to the poor in Nottingham town center!!

 

[ian Stanbury]

..The perfect Christmas present for Mme Poivre?..

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Robin-Hood-kitcar-unfinished-winter-project-kit-car_W0QQitemZ150315768558QQc

And no one told me that Robin Hood built cars as well as robbing the rich to pay the poor - He was a busy man but I bet he didnt waste his time waxing a Drizasabone?

Didnt he used to wear a 'Dear Stalker'?

 

[ian Stanbury]

..Robin' the rich to help the poor..

Well as a matter of fact my son has had his mobile phone borrowed by a certain unknown Little John...

So....

 

[malcolm]

Do you need the SIM card? (I don't have one) Also does the mobile need to work? I've got a Nokia 8010 (or something like that). Little thing that was cool in it's day and handy by the time I part exchanged an old phone for it. Gave it up as it's speaker didn't like grinding dust. I think I might have cracked the screen too.

You are welcome to that, but it would probably only be useful as a trade in (if that). No CDs though - you'll embarrass me as I still feel I need to repay the previous set of CDs.

 

[pepper]

Sorry all the ones I've got kicking around the place are still locked into Vodafone.

Ebay may be your sons bestest friend.

 

[ian Stanbury]

..Thanks Malcolm and thanks Pepper..

..We will try the Ebay route..

Did Mme Poivre like the idea of Robin Hoods car?

Now at last I have a question of interest - The other day I was very surprised to see a Sea Eagle circling overhead here in Dulwich and noticed it had a M12 nut in its beak.

Amazingly enough it suddenly dropped the nut from 1246 feet directly onto my windscreen - Luckliy it was a glancing blow but it has chipped it - Can I buy some stuff to rub onto the chip so the nice MOT men will not get too worried about it?

 

[pepper]

If you're fully comprehensively insured then you can roll up with your documents to one of those repair franchises that seem to be on every car park these days, they'll fill the chip in as quick as you like.

Otherwise talk to them and see how much for the good old cashola!

I haven't seen Mrs Poivre to speak to for a few days, what with her going out to all these hedonistic christmas parties and all.

Although I did think of you today as I was at Robin Hoods island in the middle of Shirley. http://www.virtualbrum.co.uk/hallgreen.htm