regrets

[shadowninja]

There were a couple of tracks I heard played on the PSR640 which made me thing it wold be a good keyboard. You can find them on eBay for £200 or less but all the ones I've seen so far are like 500 miles away and nobody ships, collect only.

This version of The Matrix theme is great:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=az-CGXqM ... C&index=21

and if you want to go for the PSR9000, I've never heard a guitar as good as this from a keyboard:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2j14V_YyEHc

Eddie

Really good sounds from those keyboards!

[gilford]

I've done some really stupid things in my time, but do I regret them, no :D

They have made me into the person I am today, and without the backlash of knowledge I got from these disasters I would be half the man I am :lol:

[Rod]

The lass from Bishop Auckland with the best tits in the world, 1976. I kissed her goodnight, groped those lovely orbs in expectation of more, and I never saw her again! :cry:

She's still around Bob but things went south...



Rod

[gasgasbones]

Shes got a gunt.

[shadowninja]

I've done some really stupid things in my time, but do I regret them, no :D

They have made me into the person I am today, and without the backlash of knowledge I got from these disasters I would be half the man I am :lol:

But instead you're a quarter of the man since that accident with the chain saw even though your dad warned you not to play with it?

[chrisdobson45]

I secretly regret shitting on my ex wife from a very great height. At the time it was war. 16 years later I regret it was so purile and pointless

[melhick]

I secretly regret shitting on my ex wife from a very great height. At the time it was war. 16 years later I regret it was so purile and pointless

:wink: ex wife,sounds more like an ambition to me :wink: :wink:

[melhick]

I've done some really stupid things in my time, but do I regret them, no :D

They have made me into the person I am today, and without the backlash of knowledge I got from these disasters I would be half the man I am :lol:

:wink: SOUNDS GOOD :wink:

[dawson2k5]

biggest regret???
Not living the first half of my life as wildly as i plan on living the second half of it
Thanks,
Andrew

[Saint-Just]

turning up to my A level exams drunk £1 a pint john smiths when your 18 is hard to turn down even if your about to sit business and economics exams, predicted A grades in both, achieved E grades and fell asleep in the second exam.
Having a drink problem.
having a gambling problem
jacking uni in
thats about it I think.

I like your style.. :P

Or to quote an Irish philosopher

"I spent 95% of my money on women, fast cars and booze. The other 5% I wasted."

:D :D :D

[melhick]

turning up to my A level exams drunk £1 a pint john smiths when your 18 is hard to turn down even if your about to sit business and economics exams, predicted A grades in both, achieved E grades and fell asleep in the second exam.
Having a drink problem.
having a gambling problem
jacking uni in
thats about it I think.

I like your style.. :P

Or to quote an Irish philosopher

"I spent 95% of my money on women, fast cars and booze. The other 5% I wasted."

:D :D :D

:wink: I believe that was George Best. :?: :wink:

[Saint-Just]

Or to quote an Irish philosopher

"I spent 95% of my money on women, fast cars and booze. The other 5% I wasted."

:D :D :D

:wink: I believe that was George Best. :?: :wink:

That's what I said: An Irish philosopher :D

[melhick]

[quote=Saint-Just]

Or to quote an Irish philosopher

"I spent 95% of my money on women, fast cars and booze. The other 5% I wasted."

:D :D :D

:wink: I believe that was George Best. :?: :wink:

That's what I said: An Irish philosopher :D[/quote:2vbiavkn]
:?: :?: George Best may have been alot of things but philosopher;I don't think so :?: :?:

[Saint-Just]

Right. I won't go into the debate of how to read smilies, or the power of irony.

Have it your way! (as a great American Restaurant chain used to say :twisted: )

[adrian]

I thought my first wife was a big regret. Until I met the second one. :lol:

However the biggest regret is losing both parents and little brother before having a chance to know them better. Always wished to spend more time with them.

[melhick]

Right. I won't go into the debate of how to read smilies, or the power of irony.

Have it your way! (as a great American Restaurant chain used to say :twisted: )

:wink: I must learn to read smilies......
I must learn to read.......
I must learn......
I must.............................................. ......................................
.................................................. .....................go to bed. :wink:

[TallTony]

I've done some really stupid things in my time, but do I regret them, no :D

They have made me into the person I am today, and without the backlash of knowledge I got from these disasters I would be half the man I am :lol:

My thoughts entirely, if I hadn't done anything stupid then I wouldn't have learnt that they were, indeed, stupid.

Having said that, I do wish I had chosen History instead of Geography at GCSE and hence A-Level as it would have been considerably more interesting. Also do wish I had bought this top-floor flat in a large Victorian semi in Harrogate. It even had a turret and would have been stunning when refurbished. Sadly the estate agent rang me at some ungodly time on a Saturday morning, my head was somewhat fuzzy and all I wanted to do was sleep so said I would call them back. Which I never got round till until too late...